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''This article is about the British fashion designer, for the American actor see Jeffrey Rogers '' Jeffrey Rogers is a British fashion designer and retailer, whose eponymous brand was established in the 1970s in Margaret Street Soho with a staff of three. Over time, his brand grew to become a large international concern; by 1988 it had a turnover of £25 million and exported 15 per cent of production outside the UK. During his organisation's 1980s heydey, Rogers was described by Judy Rumbold in ''The Guardian'' as "the T-shirt king", although his company was almost as ubiquitous for its knitwear, supplied to retailers such as TopShop, Miss Selfridge and John Lewis.〔 Fashion journalist Brenda Polan described Rogers as: "one of Britain's most successful manufacturers of mass-market fashion, supplier to most of the zippy low-cost chains". ==Early career== Jeffrey Rogers began his career as a lift boy in Owen Owen's Finchley store. He then moved on to the role of floor sweeper in a coat factory.〔 His first move into fashion proper was working for the brand Jump, owned by Louis Caring. He established his own company, Jeffrey Rogers, in a Soho basement in 1974, initially with a team of three people.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Jeffrey Rogers (fashion designer)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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