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Bestseller defends Jack & Jones over forced labour report
Jack & Jones in Sneek, the Netherlands. Jack & Jones is a brand of Bestseller A/S is a privately held family-owned clothing company based in Denmark Stock Photo - Alamy
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BESTSELLER brands VERO MODA and JACK & JONES team up with Danish athletes to design the official wardrobe for the Danish team going to Rio – EPR Retail News
Jack Jones fashion store in Bern. Jack Jones is part of Bestseller, Danish clothing company which also owns the brands Vero Moda, Mamalicious Stock Photo - Alamy
Departure: Long-term Jack & Jones and Selected director leaves the Bestseller Group
Denmark-based fashion house Bestseller to snap four-year ties with Indian partner Prashant Aggarwal - The Economic Times
Jack & Jones Fashion, Jack & Jones is a registered trademark owned by Best seller A/S Denmark. www.jackjones.com. www.bestseller.dk.
Bestseller Group Revamps Its London Showroom – Sourcing Journal
Jack & Jones Fashion, Jack & Jones is a registered trademark owned by Best seller A/S Denmark. www.jackjones.com. www.bestseller.dk.
Jack & Jones Debuts C2C-Certified Gold Jeans – Sourcing Journal
Bestseller defends Jack & Jones over forced labour report
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MADRID, SPAIN - OCTOBER 21, 2012: Jack Jones fashion store in Madrid. Jack Jones is part of Bestseller, Danish clothing company which also owns the br Stock Photo - Alamy
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