Founded in 1917 in Bandırma Çift Geyik Karaca Clothing, is  the first Turkish exporter  textile  company in 1961. In 1965 by exporting to 36 countries and 5 continents  has  become one of the companies who has the highest brand awareness .   In 1998 had been purchased by Tekfen Holding  and then was joined to the Narin Group in 2005. As one of the leaders of the country since approximetely a  century, especially  the best one for knitwear , Cift Geyik Karaca has started to work in cooperation with famous italian designer Alfio Bonacchi  who has a rich background of experience in Calvin Klein, Donna Karan and Gianni Versace and thanks to him , reached  a new output by presenting  special modern designs adopted to every stage of life.  Continuing to be the brand of fashion enthusiasts  and a symbol of comfort and style , Cift Geyik Karaca , continues to serve men and women at any age with its new concept stores.

Textiles

Çift Geyik Karaca

The İstanbul office focuses on marketing, design, product management, and operational support for retail and corporate functions.

İstanbul

Çift Geyik Karaca's headquarters in İstanbul, Turkey

This department focuses on managing employee relations, recruitment, and organizational development.

Human Resources

This department oversees the operations and strategic direction of retail stores to enhance customer experience and drive sales.

Retail Management

This department focuses on driving sales initiatives and enhancing marketing communications to promote products and services.

Marketing and Sales

This department focuses on managing and developing products, with a special emphasis on women's collections and sourcing.

Product Development

This department provides strategic direction and governance for the organization.

Executive Leadership

This department manages and oversees the organization's technology infrastructure, ensuring seamless operation and support for technical services.

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Retail Management

Marketing and Sales

Product Development

Executive Leadership

Information Technology