Custommade dressed Denmark for 22 years — a few unpaid debtors finished it
A profitable Copenhagen fashion house with a gross profit of DKK 11M — and debts built up when large customers simply did not pay. Bankrupt in February 2024.
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A profitable Copenhagen fashion house with a gross profit of DKK 11M — and debts built up when large customers simply did not pay. Bankrupt in February 2024.
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