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Emma Harkness's Company Details

G.H. Warner Footwear plc

Waltham Abbey, ENG, UK • 20 - 49 Employees
Import/Export

In the early 1970's, after working in the footwear industry for many years, George Warner founded G.H.Warner Footwear. The company has seen many changes in fashion, design, materials, sourcing, sales channels and manufacturing processes over the course of its history, and is constantly evolving to keep up with the latest trends and footwear technology. G.H. Warner is still run by the Warner family today.We offer quality sports footwear produced under our own brand and ‘own label' brands for top high street retailers. From design, distribution, styling and quality management through to customer service we pride ourselves on ensuring that we give the best quality and value to our customers......We DesignOur in house designers have their finger on the pulse of fashion and are constantly creating new styles and looks tailored to today's fast changing trends, coupled with quality and excellent value for money.....We SourceWe use reputable factories to bring quality footwear to the UK and international markets and are constantly looking out for new manufacturing partners who can expand our range even further...... We DistributeFrom source to consumer, we deliver across the UK, Europe and the USA.We also have a portfolio of our own footwear brands including Ruby Shoo, Jocee and Gee and Rakish Heels.Ruby Shoo is a women's collection of contemporary, quirky, fun and unique shoes & accessories with a hint of vintage.Jocee and Gee is a range of carefully selected women's shoes that offer something for every woman who seeks style AND comfort. Shaped on the last by hand, using exquisite leathers – the Jocee and Gee collection provides on the go women with a range of flats, wedges, sandals and boots with beautiful wooden heels.Rakish Heels is known for its emphasis on heels, use of colour and striking wearable designs. A brand influenced by the curiosities and humour of Victorian Britain and the Rakish individuals that resided there.