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- Our Company - BESTSELLER
BESTSELLER is an international, family-owned fashion company with a strong foundation Founded by the Holch Povlsen family in Denmark in 1975, we remain true to our Founding Principles
- One World, One Philosophy, One Family | BESTSELLER
BESTSELLER marks 50 years with solid results While the fashion industry continues to face challenging conditions, BESTSELLER has succeeded in delivering results that point toward progress in its 2024–2025 financial year These results create the foundation for accelerating the company’s development and transformation
- Brands - BESTSELLER
Today the brand is the largest business unit in BESTSELLER At NAME IT, we are encouraged by children’s straightforwardness and we see the world through their eyes Our creativity is rooted in the loving and free spirit of children and we dress babies, kids and tweens for every occasion and always with style
- Our history - BESTSELLER
In 1980, Troels and Merete bought a store in Aarhus called BESTSELLER which also became the name of their company In 1985, our main office was established in Brande where it’s still located today
- Contact - BESTSELLER
BESTSELLER Foundation is a foundation that supports, co-creates, and funds solutions for an inclusive, circular future The foundation invest in entrepreneurs and changemakers that drive the circular economy and create jobs and opportunities
- Corporate Governance - BESTSELLER
BESTSELLER is a family-owned fashion company owned by the Holch Povlsen family The Board of Directors is the governing body of our company and the Chairman of the Board is Merete Bech Povlsen who, together with Troels Holch Povlsen, founded the company in 1975
- Facts Figures | BESTSELLER
In our 50th anniversary year, BESTSELLER's Annual Report 2024-25 highlights a year of celebration, solid financial results and progress across key strategic areas
- News - BESTSELLER
While the fashion industry continues to face challenging conditions, BESTSELLER has succeeded in delivering results that point toward progress in its 2024–2025 financial year
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