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Conceptual diagram of a fashion group connecting brands, business units and retail channels
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Arezzo&Co

Arezzo&Co was the fashion, footwear and accessories company that joined Grupo Soma in 2024 to create Azzas 2154. Its corporate path includes the 2007 merger between Arezzo and Schutz, the 2011 stock-market listing and a portfolio later organized into four business units.

Conceptual map of C&A Brazil connecting trajectory, assortment, operation and stated commitments
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C&A Brazil

C&A Brazil is the Brazilian fashion-retail operation of C&A: an internationally rooted brand present in the country since 1976, with a public assortment organized around apparel, jeans, footwear, beauty and plus-size categories. The entry separates global history, Brazilian operation, observed catalogue architecture and stated commitments.

Conceptual diagram connecting Rio de Janeiro, prints, collections, stores, and FARM Rio's supply chain
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FARM Rio

FARM Rio is a Brazilian fashion brand born in Rio de Janeiro in 1997. Its identity combines print creation, Carioca cultural references, and a business that expanded from the local market to Brazilian stores and international locations, while the brand publishes information about its supply chain and social and environmental commitments.

Conceptual diagram of Hering as an apparel brand, T-shirt, timeline and retail
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Hering

Hering is an apparel brand whose institutional timeline reaches back to 1880. Its public history combines the white T-shirt’s place in Brazilian culture with a corporate chronology that records its passage through Grupo SOMA and the formation of AZZAS 2154 in 2024.

Conceptual diagram of Karsten's textile trajectory from fibre and yarn to weaving and household use
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Karsten

Karsten is a Brazilian home-textile brand focused on bed, table, bath and home-decor textiles, headquartered in Blumenau, Santa Catarina. Its documented history begins in 1882, develops through an in-house spinning operation, and reaches a domestic product range that explicitly uses cotton, jacquard, combed-yarn and thread-count terminology.

Conceptual map of Lojas Renner connecting a physical store, digital channel, assortment and responsible sourcing
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Lojas Renner

Lojas Renner is a fashion retail brand within the Lojas Renner S.A. ecosystem, a group that describes its operation through physical stores and digital channels in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. Its history combines fashion specialization, regional expansion, a multi-brand architecture and responsible-sourcing programs.

Conceptual diagram of Malwee connecting brand identity, durability, channels and materials
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Malwee

Malwee is a Brazilian apparel brand created in 1968 as a fashion collection focused on garment quality and comfort. The brand currently presents itself as timeless, democratic and designed for clothes that last, within Grupo Malwee.

Conceptual diagram connecting material, utility construction, and footwear in Osklen's universe
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Osklen

Osklen is a Brazilian fashion brand whose product identity appears through named materials and identifiable construction. Product pages document pirarucu leather, textured rubber, EVA Verde, superlight nylon, and the ASAP orientation, making it possible to discuss material, cut, and assembly without reducing the brand to an environmental slogan.

Conceptual diagram of Reserva's trajectory from beach sales to atelier, wholesale, retail and product lines
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Reserva

Reserva is a Brazilian menswear brand created in Rio de Janeiro whose trajectory moved from shorts and T-shirts sold at the beach to an atelier in Gávea, wholesale, retail stores and additional product lines.

Conceptual diagram of the relationship between Riachuelo, Grupo Guararapes, the Natal factory, and retail channels
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Riachuelo

Riachuelo is the main brand of Grupo Guararapes, a Brazilian group that describes its business as vertically integrated across industry, retail, and financial services. The brand is tied to garment production, the Lojas Riachuelo store network, and e-commerce, without implying that every item sold is made in-house.

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