Seven for all Mankind

Seven for all Mankind is a designer jeans company.

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Seven for All Mankind is a young denim company that was started in the fall of 2000. The company was started in Vernon, California, a location that has become one of the hot spots for denim worldwide. The founders of the business identified a void in the contemporary denim market. Fashion denim had not been seen in the US for over 20 years. The brand enjoyed instant success. The focus of the product was on women's denim bottoms. The product has been successful because of the fit, finishes, fabrics, and attention to detail. The design team includes Tim Kaeding, Rebecca Danemberg, and Larissa Noble. The trio have worked extensively in denim design and bring a vast understanding of fabrics, style and customer desire to 7 for all mankind. As head designer for The Gap Womens Denim for a tenure of four years, Tim designed the women's line and the 1969 premium label. He successfully contemporized the basic image using some of the best denims and laundries in the world. Prior to that, he designed exclusively for his private label, Timothy Kaeding, a high-end sportswear line based out of New York. Rebecca joined 7 for all mankind in September 2001, after heading design of Tahari's denim line. Prior to that, Rebecca designed and manufactured her private line in New York, selling out of her downtown store. Her designs were carried at Barney's, Linda Dresner, Saks Fifth Avenue and Fred Segal, among others. Larissa Noble graduated from Parsons School of Design. She joined the design team at Ellen Tracy focusing on tailored jackets, outerwear, evening wear, and accessories. Larissa worked as a costume designer in Los Angeles before joining Seven for All Mankind.

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