Pepe Jeans is a denim brand of Pepe Jeans S.L. of Spain, held by AWWG, a private Spanish group with no exchange ticker; G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. (Nasdaq: GIII) reports an 18.7% stake in AWWG, a minority holding. On the Indian register mirror read, the clothing marks sit with PJ Hungary Kft of Budapest and Pepe Public Limited of London, not with the Mumbai company that sells the brand here.
In India the clothing reaches buyers through Pepe Jeans India Limited of Mumbai, recorded on 9 June 2023 as 94% held by Pepe Jeans Europe B.V. of the Netherlands, and the innerwear through a separate Kolkata company on a licence. On 26 September 2026 a large Indian fashion marketplace held 7,979 listings on the brand facet, and the brand’s own Indian shop priced the Cash jean at MRP ₹7,999 and ₹3,999 selling, half off.
Pepe Jeans belongs to AWWG, a private Spanish group that publishes turnover of €562,885,624 for the year ended 31 March 2025 and no brand figure. In India clothing is sold by Pepe Jeans India Limited, CIN U51311MH2011PLC218171, recorded on 9 June 2023 as 94% held by Pepe Jeans Europe B.V.; innerwear by a Kolkata company on a licence. On 26 September 2026 the brand’s own shop printed MRPs of ₹5,999 to ₹7,999 on three jeans, each half off, and £80 in Britain for the one jean, PM206318, that carries the same code on both shops. A faulty garment gets fifteen days and a money refund from the Mumbai company; the innerwear shop states no window and repays cash on delivery in vouchers.
Snapshot
- What it is
- A denim brand of Pepe Jeans S.L. of Spain, held by AWWG, a private Spanish group; G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. (Nasdaq: GIII) reports an 18.7% stake in AWWG as an “equity method investment as of January 31, 2026”
- Indian trade marks
- Class-25 records in the names of PJ Hungary Kft of Budapest (No. 3014628, “Registered”) and Pepe Public Limited of London (No. 424840, “Registered”); Pepe Jeans India Limited is printed as proprietor of no Pepe Jeans record read (register mirror)
- Indian importer and seller
- Pepe Jeans India Limited, CIN U51311MH2011PLC218171, status “Active”, incorporated 1 June 2011, ROC Mumbai, registered office Times Square Building, Andheri Kurla Road, Andheri East, Mumbai 400059; “Pepe Jeans Europe BV holds 94% stake in PJIL” on a rating rationale of 9 June 2023
- Indian innerwear licensee
- Pepe Jeans Innerfashion Private Limited, CIN U18209WB2017PTC223633, status “Active”, incorporated 29 November 2017, ROC Kolkata, authorised ₹72,00,00,000, paid-up ₹30,55,10,000, on a licence from PJ Hungary Kft
- Declared origin
- Turkey on all three product pages read on the brand’s own Indian shop; India on 20 of 20 marketplace records
- Indian returns
- Fifteen days on the brand’s own Indian shop, assessed and refunded by Pepe Jeans India Limited; no group company outside India undertakes anything to an Indian buyer on any page read
- Price band in India
- MRP ₹5,999 to ₹7,999 for three jeans on the brand’s own shop, each reduced by exactly half, read 26 September 2026
- The shelf
- A large Indian fashion marketplace, 7,979 listings on the brand facet; median MRP ₹3,299 and median paid ₹1,806.50, which is 54.8% of MRP, across forty listings read 26 September 2026
Who owns Pepe Jeans
AWWG, whose own report records that the group name “was changed to All We Wear Group (AWWG)” in 2020, is unlisted and publishes the non-financial statement Spanish law asks of large groups. Its corporate pages list Mumbai among eight offices and name no Indian company.
The firmest document on control is a European Commission merger decision of 24 April 2015, recording L Capital Asia 2 Pte. Limited of Singapore and M1 Fashion Limited of the British Virgin Islands as parties who
acquire within the meaning of Article 3(1)(b) of the Merger Regulation joint control of the whole of the undertaking Pepe Jeans S.L.
European Commission merger decision, Case No COMP/M.7568, dated 24/04/2015; read 26 September 2026. The Commission “has decided not to oppose the notified operation”.
That clears a change of control and nothing more. After it, a press release of 10 June 2024 recorded G-III taking “an ownership stake of approximately 12% of AWWG”, a release of 29 July 2024 moved it “from approximately 12% to approximately 19%”, and the 10-K filed on 24 March 2026 reports 18.7% as at 31 January 2026. The 2024 release says AWWG “generates over $650 million in revenues”; the group’s own report prints €562,885,624 for the year ended 31 March 2025. The two are in different currencies and may cover different periods, and neither is converted here.
| Fiscal year | Turnover, as printed | EBITDA, as printed | Period end |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024/25 | €562,885,624 | €60,069,195, “representing 10.7% of total sales” | 31 March 2025 |
| 2023/24 | €515.6 million | €64.5 million, “up 12% year-over-year” | 31 March 2024 |
| 2022/23 | “€561M, that is by more than 8% vs BUD and over 20% on a year-to-year basis” | “€57.4M that is by more than 12% vs BUD and over 63% on a year-to-year basis” | 31 March 2023 |
The group’s own non-financial reports, read 26 September 2026. Whether the 2022/23 figure is on the same basis as the later two was not established. Full audited consolidated accounts were not located in public form.
Every row below is taken from a public mirror of the Indian trade-mark register, which shortens some proprietor names. Four rows print a valid-until date that has passed while the status still reads “Registered”, and the mirror does not publish whether they were renewed, so nothing here says any mark has ended.
| Application | Mark, as printed | Class | Proprietor, as the mirror prints it | Filed | Status | Valid until, as printed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3014628 | Pepe | 14, 18, 25 | “Pj Hungary Szolgltat Korltolt Felelossgu Trsasg”, Szentendrei út 89 95, 4 ép, Budapest, Hungary | 22 Jul 2015 | “Registered” | 22 Jul 2025 |
| 424840 | Pepe | 25 | “Pepe Public Limited, Pepe House, 34 Bridge Road, London NW10 9BX, England” | 25 Jul 1984 | “Registered” | 25 Jul 2025 |
| 605347 | Pepe Jeans London (label), device | 25 | “Pepe Public Limited, 11 Lower Square, Old Isleworth On Thames, Middlesex Tw7 6 Bn, United Kingdom” | 27 Aug 1993 | “Registered” | 27 Aug 2020 |
| 4233188 | Pepe Jeans | 99 (multi-class) | PJ Hungary Szolgáltató Korlátolt Felelosségu Társaság, Budapest; agent printed as Anand And Anand, New Delhi | 12 Jul 2019 | “Registered” | 12 Jul 2029 |
| 1498638 | Pepe Jeans, device | 9, 35 | PJ Hungary Szolgaltato Korlatolt Felelossegu Tarsasag, 1033 Budapest, Hungary | 25 Oct 2006 | “Registered” | 25 Oct 2026 |
| 932069 | Pepe Jeans (label), device | 18 | “Pepe Jeans N. V Public Limited, Fokkerweg 26, Suite 12, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles” | 14 Jun 2000 | “Registered” | 14 Jun 2020, printed with “Registration renewed for 10 years from 14 June 2010” |
Each row opened as its own record on the mirror site, 26 September 2026. Quoted strings are as the mirror prints them, dropped accents included; unquoted ones are shortened.
The Indian company appears on none of it. Three foreign proprietors are printed against the name — London, Curaçao and Budapest — and the mirror prints no registered-user field.
- AWWG, MadridThe group, which, on its report for the year to 31 March 2024, does not own manufacturing facilities
- PJ Hungary Kft, BudapestProprietor of one Indian class-25 record, and the innerwear licensor
- Pepe Jeans Europe B.V., NetherlandsRecorded on 9 June 2023 as holding 94% of the Indian company
- Pepe Jeans India Limited, MumbaiImporter and marketer on the pack; assesses a fault
- The buyerHolds a fifteen-day return promise from the Mumbai company
How Pepe Jeans reaches India
Not a licensee: a rating rationale of 9 June 2023 states that “Pepe Jeans Europe BV holds 94% stake in PJIL”, and one of 12 January 2021 said the same. A register mirror read on 26 September 2026 calls the company “a subsidiary of Pepe Jeans Europe Bv” without a percentage, so the 94% carries its 2023 date, and who holds the rest was not established. Before that, a report of 19 June 2012 records a licensee and, from the end of 2010, a joint venture.
Pepe Jeans India Limited is unlisted and carries the activity “Wholesale of textiles, clothing and footwear” (NIC 5131). Mirrors read on 26 September 2026 print revenue of ₹546.18 crore for the year ended 31 March 2025, “down 14.00% year-over-year”, against ₹638.3 crore the year before; these are mirror summaries, not accounts. On capital they disagree, one printing authorised ₹4,00,00,000 and paid-up ₹3,14,51,440 and two others ₹2.5 crore and ₹2.4 crore, and this page reconciles none of them.
The shop’s own terms page names the counterparty as “Pepe Jeans India Limited, a company incorporated and registered under the Companies Act of 1956”, calls it “an authorized online retailer / distributor for selling Pepe Jeans Products in India”, and gives Mumbai’s courts exclusive jurisdiction.
Its store count depends on the document read.
| Figure, as printed | Where it appears | Date of the statement |
|---|---|---|
| “180+ exclusive retail outlets” in India, plus department stores, multi-brand retailers and e-commerce | The brand’s own Indian About page | Read 26 September 2026 |
| “currently has 200 stores PAN India; it is further planning to open 15-20 new stores each year” | A rating rationale | 9 June 2023 |
| “approximately 200 franchise stores” | A trade report | 13 May 2019 |
All three read 26 September 2026. Only the first is current. Three dates are three readings, not a direction of travel. A chain’s published store table is set out in the audit of a large Indian value-fashion chain.
Pepe Jeans on the shelf
On a large Indian fashion marketplace the brand facet held 7,979 listings on 26 September 2026. Forty taken in facet order were 24 jeans, 7 t-shirts, 5 shirts, 2 jackets, a pair of trousers and one other item: median MRP ₹3,299, median paid ₹1,806.50, which is 54.8% of MRP, with 29 of the forty reduced.
The brand’s own Indian shop reads differently. Three product pages there print country of origin Turkey and a Turkish manufacturer, with Pepe Jeans India Ltd of Mumbai as importer and marketer; twenty marketplace records print India on all twenty, with eight different Indian companies as manufacturer.
| Where read | Country of origin | Declared manufacturer | Seller of record and importer |
|---|---|---|---|
| The brand’s own Indian shop, three product pages | Turkey on all three | FG TEKSTIL KONFEKSIYON SANAYI VE TICARET A.Ş., Fatih Mahallesi Sarnıç Mevki Ege Caddesi, Gaziemir / İzmir / Türkiye | Importer and marketer Pepe Jeans India Ltd, Mumbai |
| A large Indian fashion marketplace, 20 records | India on 20 of 20 | Eight distinct Indian companies: Shell Apparels Pvt Ltd (Magadi Main Road) on 5, Vintage (Kumbalgodu Industrial Area) on 2, Shivasaa Apparels Private Limited (TTC Industrial Area) on 2, and five further names | Sellers “PEPE JEANS INDIA LIMITED OMNI” on 9, “Vision Star” on 8, “PEPE JEANS INDIA LIMITED” on 3; importer blank on 9, Pepe Jeans India Ltd on the rest |
Both read 26 September 2026, names as the fields printed them. The two seller strings beginning “PEPE JEANS INDIA LIMITED” differ as printed and are not treated here as one entry.
Both readings are declarations, and neither is a production record. A declaration block names who signed for the goods and where they answer from; it does not say where a seam was sewn.
Where Pepe Jeans is made
The line headed “Manufactured By” is not a factory tour. It names the entity that has signed for the goods, because Indian packaging rules require somebody nameable. The address is one for answering, not proof a seam was sewn there. So the two sets of declarations are reported as printed. The group, on its report for the year to 31 March 2024, does not own manufacturing facilities: “Our partners (factories, vendors, and subcontractors) produce our garments”. The same report touches Indian production once, in a footnote:
“Visibility(28) of our supply chain for our three brands, being able to locate all of our production units: 100%.” Footnote 28 reads: “Excluding our Pepe Jeans India production units.”
AWWG Non-Financial Report for fiscal year 2023/24, period end 31 March 2024; read 26 September 2026. The equivalent claim in the report for the year ended 31 March 2025 carries no such footnote. Both are dated and both printed.
The phrase “our Pepe Jeans India production units” is the one reference to Indian production found in the group’s own reporting, and the footnote is quoted as printed.
The brand’s denim sustainability page, not any product page read, carries the production claims. One is built properly: the Wiser Wash process, “29 litres of water per garment, compared to the average of 65 litres. That’s 55% less!”, “40% less energy” and “No toxic chemicals”, is “Certified by Control Union”. The rest names no standard, and no durability, abrasion or shrinkage figure was published on any product page read.
Two companies on one label
Pepe Jeans Innerfashion Private Limited of Kolkata, CIN U18209WB2017PTC223633, status “Active”, incorporated 29 November 2017, runs a separate shop under the same name on a licence from PJ Hungary Kft for “Pepe Jeans / Pepe Jeans London”, continued “with revised terms and conditions”. The group’s Dutch company sold its 50% of the business in December 2021, on a trade report of 10 December 2021.
Returns, warranty and who answers
The promise on the Indian shop is given by the Indian company. For an item found defective within 15 days, the FAQ says “we will always accept the item for assessment and provide a refund if validated as faulty.” The undertakings on that site are given by Pepe Jeans India Limited rather than by other group companies.
| Term | The apparel shop, run by Pepe Jeans India Limited | The innerwear shop, run by Pepe Jeans Innerfashion Private Limited |
|---|---|---|
| Return window | “15 days after receiving your item to request a return”; elsewhere within “15 days of the shipping confirmation date”, unworn, unwashed, unaltered, tags attached | No window stated. The page says “Please inspect your order as soon as it is delivered” and asks for prompt contact on a damaged item |
| Prepaid refund | “automatically get a refund to your original payment method” | “Credited to original payment method within 10 days” |
| Cash-on-delivery refund | “a refund link will be shared on the registered mobile number and email” | E-gift vouchers instead of money |
| Time to reflect | “up to 10 days to reflect in your bank account/credit card statement”; the FAQ says within “10 days after approval” | Ten days, on prepaid orders |
| Exclusions | Custom or personalised products, and “masks, undergarments, socks” | Not stated on the page read |
| Returns in a shop | “Products bought on pepejeans.in cannot be returned or exchanged at our retail stores. Please follow our online return process.” | Not addressed |
| Brand right | This company is printed as proprietor of no Pepe Jeans record read on the mirror | A licence from PJ Hungary Kft, continued “with revised terms and conditions” |
The apparel shop’s returns page, FAQ and terms, the innerwear shop’s refund policy, and a trade report of 10 December 2021 naming the licence; all read 26 September 2026.
Two Indian companies sell under one name, on different refund terms; how a marketplace’s own label handles returns is set out in the audit of a marketplace’s own womenswear label.
The apparel site’s terms designate a grievance officer at the Mumbai address, with an email, the number 022-61330122 and the designation “Manager-Ecommerce”; the privacy policy gives a separate grievance contact.
What Pepe Jeans costs in India
The jean called Cash carries code PM206318 on both shops with the same composition. The prices sit side by side below, with no conversion.
| Market and page | Name, as printed | Code | Composition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Britain, the brand’s home-market shop | “CASH – JEANS FIT AND MID-RISE” | PM206318, colour Z45 | “99% Cotton, 1% Elastane” | £80, no reduction shown |
| India, the brand’s own shop | “CASH REGULAR FIT REGULAR WAIST JEANS” | PM206318VS42 | “99% Cotton, 1% Elastane” | MRP ₹7,999, selling ₹3,999, 50% off |
| India, the brand’s own shop | Cash Regular Fit Jeans, another colourway | PM206318VT62 | “84%COTTON,15%POLYESTER,1%ELASTANE” | MRP ₹6,999, selling ₹3,499, with “an extra ₹100 off on prepaid orders” taking it to ₹3,399 |
| Britain, the brand’s home-market shop | “HATCH – LOW-RISE SLIM FIT JEANS” | PM206322 | “93% Cotton, 5% Elastomultiester, 2% Elastane” | £80 |
| India, the brand’s own shop | “Hatch Regular Slim Fit Regular Waist Jeans” | PM206323WP42 | “99% Cotton + 1% Elastane” | MRP ₹5,999, selling ₹2,999, 50% off |
All five pages read 26 September 2026. The two Hatch rows are the nearest products to each other, not a comparison: the codes differ, the rise differs and the cloth differs. The sterling price and the rupee MRP are shown as each shop printed them, unconverted.
One style number covers two different cloths here, at two MRPs — ₹7,999 down to ₹3,999 and ₹6,999 down to ₹3,499 — so a reader pricing the Cash jean across two countries may not be pricing the same garment. And all three Indian pages showed exactly half off MRP where the two British pages showed none; three pages and forty listings on one day support no statement about a permanent discount. On this site’s tiers that is mid-market denim. A single Indian label’s own paperwork is set out in our page on that label.
Checking a Pepe Jeans is genuine
Pepe Jeans publishes no check. Searches on 26 September 2026 found no list of authorised sellers, no counterfeit warning and no way of telling a real garment from a copy on the Indian or the global site.
Read the importer line
The brand’s own shop names Pepe Jeans India Ltd of Mumbai as importer; the marketplace field was blank on 9 of 20 records. A blank line or another name is a question for the seller.
Match the origin to the manufacturer line
Turkey went with a Turkish manufacturer on the brand’s shop, India with an Indian company on the marketplace. The pack must name both.
Compare the MRP with the brand’s own shop
The Cash jean PM206318VS42 carried MRP ₹7,999 on the brand’s shop on 26 September 2026; the marketplace median MRP was ₹3,299. Compare MRPs, not reduced prices.
Read the footer for the company
The apparel shop’s terms name Pepe Jeans India Limited and Mumbai’s courts; the innerwear shop belongs to the Kolkata company, which repays cash on delivery in vouchers.
The record in India
The one decided matter on this page is the European Commission decision of 24 April 2015, which cleared a change of control and nothing more. Searches on 26 September 2026 found no matter naming this brand decided by an Indian court, and nobody has ruled on any price, declaration field, warranty term or register entry described here.
Who Pepe Jeans is actually for
Pepe Jeans suits a buyer who wants a foreign denim name sold by the group’s own Indian arm rather than a licensee, with a company, an address and a phone number printed on the shop, at ₹2,999 to ₹3,999 against MRPs of ₹5,999 to ₹7,999, and fifteen days with a money refund from Pepe Jeans India Limited. The innerwear buyer is dealing with a different company on different terms.
Common questions
Who owns Pepe Jeans?
AWWG, the private Spanish group built around Pepe Jeans S.L., which has no exchange ticker. G-III Apparel Group reports an 18.7% stake in AWWG as at 31 January 2026, a minority holding. A European Commission decision of 24 April 2015 cleared joint control of Pepe Jeans S.L. by L Capital Asia 2 Pte. Limited and M1 Fashion Limited; nothing on the page shows a later change of control.
Is Pepe Jeans in India a licensee, a joint venture or a subsidiary?
For clothing, a subsidiary. Pepe Jeans India Limited, CIN U51311MH2011PLC218171, was recorded on 9 June 2023 as 94% held by Pepe Jeans Europe B.V., and a register mirror describes it as “a subsidiary of Pepe Jeans Europe Bv” without a percentage. A trade report of 19 June 2012 records the earlier history: present in India since 1989, “first distributed through a licensee and since the end of 2010 through a joint venture”. For innerwear the answer is a licence to a company the group no longer owns.
Who owns the Pepe Jeans trade mark in India?
Not the Indian company. On the register mirror read on 26 September 2026 the class-25 records sit with PJ Hungary Kft of Budapest (3014628, “Registered”) and Pepe Public Limited of London (424840 and 605347, both “Registered”), and a class-18 record with a Curaçao company. Four of the records print a valid-until date that has passed while the status still reads “Registered”, and the mirror does not publish whether they were renewed, so this page says nothing about any mark having ended.
Where are Pepe Jeans sold in India made?
The declarations depend on where you buy. The brand’s own shop printed country of origin Turkey and a Turkish manufacturer on all three pages read; twenty marketplace records printed India and eight Indian manufacturers. The group’s only reference to Indian production is footnote 28 of its report for the year ended 31 March 2024, which reads “Excluding our Pepe Jeans India production units”.
Why are there two Pepe Jeans websites with different refund rules?
Because there are two Indian companies. Clothing is sold by Pepe Jeans India Limited of Mumbai, which gives fifteen days and refunds money; innerwear by Pepe Jeans Innerfashion Private Limited of Kolkata, CIN U18209WB2017PTC223633, on a licence from PJ Hungary Kft, whose policy states no return window and repays a cash-on-delivery order in e-gift vouchers. The group’s Dutch company sold its 50% of that business in December 2021.
References
- European Commission merger decision, Case No COMP/M.7568, 24 April 2015 — the notifying parties, the target “Pepe Jeans S.L. (Spain)”, the quoted Article 3(1)(b) wording, the description of the business as selling “luxury fashion products under the Hackett brand and denim fashion under the Pepe Jeans brand”, and the decision “not to oppose the notified operation”; read 26 September 2026. With a trade report of 27 April 2015 on the same clearance; read 26 September 2026
- AWWG Non-Financial Report, fiscal year 2023/24 — turnover €515.6 million, EBITDA €64.5 million “up 12% year-over-year”, 356 facilities tracked, the quoted visibility claim with footnote 28 “Excluding our Pepe Jeans India production units”, the third-party audit coverage of “87% of our partners”, the wording “Our partners (factories, vendors, and subcontractors) produce our garments”, the Accord membership naming Bangladesh and Pakistan, and the 1 April to 31 March fiscal year; read 26 September 2026
- AWWG Non-Financial Report, fiscal year 2024/25 — turnover €562,885,624, EBITDA €60,069,195 “representing 10.7% of total sales”, the “100% visibility into the locations of our supply chain’s production sites (Tier 1) across all three brands” wording with no India footnote, “88% of facilities audited for social compliance under AWWG and third-party standards”, the supplier-programme enrolment claim, the “As of SS23, we internalised our bodywear production” line; read 26 September 2026. With the report for fiscal year 2022/23 for the quoted turnover and EBITDA wording, 347 facilities, the 2020 change of the group name and the single “India 4” line, and the group’s sustainability index, used to locate all three; all read 26 September 2026
- AWWG’s corporate About page — the three owned brands, the Iberian agency arrangements, 60+ countries, 4,500+ employees, 400+ brand stores, 4,500+ points of sale, and Mumbai as one of eight office locations with no Indian company named; read 26 September 2026
- G-III Apparel Group, Ltd., Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended 31 January 2026, filed 24 March 2026 — the 18.7% ownership stake and its treatment as an “equity method investment as of January 31, 2026”; read 26 September 2026. With the joint press release of 10 June 2024 for “an ownership stake of approximately 12% of AWWG”, and the release of 29 July 2024 for the move “from approximately 12% to approximately 19%”, the named owners and the “generates over $650 million in revenues” wording; all read 26 September 2026
- A rating rationale for Pepe Jeans India Limited, 9 June 2023 — “Pepe Jeans Europe BV holds 94% stake in PJIL”, the “currently has 200 stores PAN India; it is further planning to open 15-20 new stores each year” wording, and the 2011 incorporation and Mumbai headquarters; read 26 September 2026. With the rationale of 12 January 2021 repeating the 94% figure; read 26 September 2026. Nothing later than 9 June 2023 giving a percentage was located
- Companies-register mirrors, all read 26 September 2026: Pepe Jeans India Limited for the CIN, the 1 June 2011 incorporation, status “Active”, the Mumbai registered office, NIC 5131 “Wholesale of textiles, clothing and footwear”, authorised ₹4,00,00,000 and paid-up ₹3,14,51,440, ROC Mumbai, and the last AGM and balance-sheet dates of 21 August 2023 and 31 March 2023; a second mirror for revenue of ₹546.18 crore for the year ended 31 March 2025 “down 14.00% year-over-year”, the description “a subsidiary of Pepe Jeans Europe Bv”, authorised ₹2.5 crore and paid-up ₹2.4 crore, the last AGM of 3 November 2025, open charges of ₹183.2 crore, and no profit figure published; a third mirror for total revenue of ₹638.3 crore and net profit of ₹28.1 crore for the year ended 31 March 2024 and the same capital figures; and Pepe Jeans Innerfashion Private Limited for its CIN, the 29 November 2017 incorporation, status “Active”, the Kolkata office, NIC 1820 as printed, authorised ₹72,00,00,000 and paid-up ₹30,55,10,000
- A mirror site republishing Indian trade-mark records, 26 September 2026 — record 3014628, 424840, 605347, 4233188, 1498638 and 932069, each opened for the mark, class, goods wording, proprietor string, filing date, status and printed validity, with the renewal note on 932069 and no registered-user field on any record. With the mirror’s searches for “pepe jeans”, “pepe” and “pepe jeans london”; all read 26 September 2026
- The brand’s own Indian site, all read 26 September 2026: its terms and conditions for the counterparty wording, the “an authorized online retailer / distributor for selling Pepe Jeans Products in India” description, the Mumbai jurisdiction clause, the grievance designation “Manager-Ecommerce” with an email address and 022-61330122, and the “makes no warranties regarding the accuracy of the information on the website” line; its privacy policy for the operator name, the “E-Tower” address spelling, the group-sharing wording and a grievance contact differing from the one on the terms page; its About page for “180+ exclusive retail outlets” and the AWWG sentence; its deliveries and returns page; and its FAQ for the quoted fifteen-day guarantee, the “15 days of the shipping confirmation date” line, the ten-day refund line and the rule that online purchases cannot be returned in a shop. Officers’ names are not reproduced
- The innerwear shop’s refund policy — the operator described as a joint venture of two named companies, the “Please inspect your order as soon as it is delivered” wording with no stated return window, prepaid refunds “Credited to original payment method within 10 days” and e-gift vouchers on cash-on-delivery orders; read 26 September 2026. With a trade report of 10 December 2021 for the transfer of “1,00,00,000 equity shares of Pepe Innerfashion from Pepe Jeans Europe BV which constitutes 50% of the paid-up share capital”, the additional non-voting equity, and the “License Agreement of Pepe Innerfashion with PJ Hungary KFT, Hungary for use of their brand name ‘Pepe Jeans / Pepe Jeans London'” continuing “with revised terms and conditions”; and a wire report of 11 August 2017 with a market-news summary of an exchange intimation of 10 November 2018 for the formation of that business as an equal joint venture and the later holding at 50% of paid-up capital; all read 26 September 2026
- Five product pages, all read 26 September 2026 — PM206318VS42 on the Indian shop for MRP ₹7,999, selling ₹3,999, “99% Cotton, 1% Elastane”, origin Turkey and the manufacturer and importer lines; PM206318VT62 for MRP ₹6,999, selling ₹3,499, the extra ₹100 prepaid reduction, the “84%COTTON,15%POLYESTER,1%ELASTANE” composition, origin Turkey, the Gaziemir manufacturer address and the care instruction “Machine wash cold / Do not Bleach / Tumble dry Low / Warm Iron if needed / Do not dry clean”; PM206323WP42 for MRP ₹5,999 and selling ₹2,999; and PM206318 on the British shop at £80 with the matching composition, with PM206322 at £80 and a different one
- The brand’s own denim sustainability page — the SS25 percentages quoted, “We produce our denim at 36 facilities in 7 countries”, the Better Cotton Initiative and Accord membership dates, the BSCI, SMETA and WRAP audit references, the Wiser Wash figures with “Certified by Control Union”, and the Re:claim recycled-content and “100% biodegradable” claims with no standard named; read 26 September 2026
- A trade report of 19 June 2012 — presence in India since 1989, “first distributed through a licensee and since the end of 2010 through a joint venture” with a majority holding, and the named backers of that period; read 26 September 2026. With a trade report of 13 May 2019 for “approximately 200 franchise stores”; read 26 September 2026
- Brand-facet and product-listing pages on a large Indian fashion marketplace, 26 September 2026 — 7,979 listings on the facet and 199 on the separate “BEAT LONDON by PEPE JEANS” string; forty taken in facet order giving 24 jeans, 7 t-shirts, 5 shirts, 2 jackets, 1 pair of trousers and one other item, median MRP ₹3,299 and median paid ₹1,806.50, which is 54.8% of MRP, with 29 of the forty reduced, and a named Holborne straight fit at ₹3,299 against ₹1,814; and, from 20 records’ own declaration fields, country of origin India on 20 of 20, eight distinct declared Indian manufacturers with the three named addresses, the three seller strings and their counts, and a blank importer field on 9 of 20. Company names are reproduced as the fields printed them
On the question most imported labels duck, this one answers. The shop names its company, its address, its jurisdiction and a phone number, and the company behind it is the group’s own arm rather than somebody renting a name.
The trade marks are printed to proprietors in Budapest and London rather than to the Mumbai seller, and the origin field depends on the channel: Turkey on the brand’s own pages read, India on the marketplace records. The innerwear carrying the same name is sold by a separate Kolkata licensee on its own refund terms, including vouchers for cash-on-delivery orders.
Buy the denim on the day the price is halved, keep the invoice for fifteen days, and read the footer before you pay — because which Pepe Jeans company you bought from decides whether a refund comes back as money.
