Originally founded in the 1930s Czechoslovakia by a visionary businessman Jan Nehera, the brand once counted more than 130 retail stores in Europe, the United States and Africa. NEHERA was resurrected in 2014, inspired by its flourishing predecessor and today proudly re-employs the timeless heritage of the Slovak and Czech tailor studios and factories originally founded by Jan Nehera himself.

Slovakia has always been a buffer zone between East and West. Sharing history with both, it understood them well. And though it ended up on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain for a while, it remained within the reach of Western cultural transmitters. This is what’s very typical for Nehera as well. The brand reaps the perks of Eastern-European collective approach to work and creativity, otherness and curiosity that is so typical for the rising wave of post-communist fashion. At the same time, it possesses Western elegance and quality, attention to details and individuality of style.