Global Gear
Streetwear brand distribution and wholesale for Finnish retailers, with selected brands sold through its own online store
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Global Gear
Global Gear distributes, wholesales and represents street-fashion brands in Finland, including streetwear and blank apparel suitable for customization. It also sells many of its represented brands through its Bronx online store.
The company serves retailers through brand representation and wholesale, and consumers through the online store. It operates Bronx Store in Tampere.
Founded in 1994, Global Gear is headquartered in Tampere, Finland. It launched Bronx Store in 1996 and its online store in 2006.
Product: Brand representation, distribution and wholesale of streetwear and blank apparel, plus consumer sales through the Bronx online store.
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