Fashion brands — country: France · founded: 1988

French garment-making workshop since 1988

Junior Gaultier is a diffusion line launched in 1988 by French designer Jean Paul Gaultier. It offered men’s and women’s ready-to-wear at more accessible price points for younger customers, featuring items that reflected Gaultier’s key design codes. Its final collection was Autumn/Winter 1994–95, and the line has since ended.

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KLEMAN was officially launched in 1988 as a work-shoe label under French footwear manufacturer CLEON (Cléon Manufacture). CLEON was founded in 1945, and it is said that its founder, René Cléon, designed leather shoes. The company has supplied French public institutions and agencies, including SNCF, AIR FRANCE, customs services, fire departments, and the army. Many of its signature models conform to ISO EN-20347, providing slip resistance, abrasion resistance, and safety. In addition to shoes and boots, the range includes sandals and accessories. Production takes place in France, at workshops in La Romagne/Anjou.

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Ungaro Solo Donna was a women's diffusion line developed in the late 1980s by Emanuel Ungaro, a designer based in Paris, France. It was offered as more affordable ready-to-wear, focusing mainly on dresses and jackets that simplified the designs of the main line, and circulated as one of the lower-tier lines alongside Parallèle and Emanuel.

Exclamation is a women’s fragrance launched by Coty in 1988. Its fragrance is said to have been composed by Sophia Grojsman. The range centered on cologne-style products, and later introduced Exclamation Eau de Parfum Spray, a higher-concentration version, in August 1993. Its origin is France (Coty originated in Paris).