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Spring 17 Spring SPRING 17 SPRING SOREL SPRING 20SEVENTEEN EUROPE MEN’S MEN’S COLLECTIONS MADSON™ ORIGINAL 1726681/NM2463, 1726671/NM2464 Available Jan. 1, 2017 Size Men 40–45, 46, 47, 48 Weight 19.5 oz / 555 g Tige : Tige imperméable Obermaterial : Erhältlich Upper: Available in waterproof combinant du cuir pleine fleur mit Obermaterial aus suede leather upper (1726681) et du cuir suédé (1726681) wasserdichtem Wildleder or water repellant twill and ou du sergé déperlant (1726681) oder Kombination waterproof full grain leather (1726671). Doublure en matière aus wasserabweisendem Twill combination (1726671). synthétique. und wasserdichtem Vollleder Synthetic lining. (1726671). Synthetikfutter. Première de propreté : Footbed: Removable PU-like Première de propreté amovible Fussbett : Herausnehmbares EVA footbed with textile mesh en EVA moulé style PU avec PU-ähnliches EVA-Fußbett mit top cover. revêtement en maille. Überzug aus Textil-Mesh. 1726681 / NM2463 1726671 / NM2464 1726671 / NM2464 Midsole: EVA midsole with full 331 CHAPARRAL, STONE 010 BLACK, MAJOR 228 HICKORY, FLAX Semelle intercalaire : Semelle Zwischensohle : EVA- length EVA insert. intercalaire en EVA avec insert Zwischensohle mit EVA- Outsole: Molded rubber en EVA sur toute la longueur. Einlegesohle über die gesamte outsole. Länge. Semelle extérieure : Semelle extérieure en caoutchouc Aussensohle : Geformte moulé. Gummi-Aussensohle. MADSON™ MOC TOE 1702741/NM2290 Available Jan. 1, 2017 Size Men 40–45, 46, 47, 48 Weight 16.75 oz / 475 g Tige : Tige en cuir nubuck Obermaterial : Wasserdichtes Upper: Waterproof nubuck imperméable. Doublure en Obermaterial aus Nubukleder. leather upper. Synthetic lining. matière synthétique. Synthetikfutter. Footbed: Removable molded Première de propreté : Fussbett : Herausnehmbares PU-like EVA footbed with textile Première de propreté amovible geformtes PU-ähnliches mesh topcover. en EVA moulé style PU avec EVA-Fußbett mit Überzug aus Midsole: EVA midsole with full revêtement en maille. Textil-Mesh. 1702741 / NM2290 1702741 / NM2290 length EVA insert. 238 BRUNO (C/O) 281 BUFF (C/O) Semelle intercalaire : Semelle Zwischensohle : EVA- Outsole: Molded rubber intercalaire en EVA avec insert Zwischensohle mit EVA- outsole. en EVA sur toute la longueur. Einlegesohle über die gesamte Länge. Semelle extérieure : Semelle extérieure en caoutchouc Aussensohle : Geformte moulé. Gummi-Aussensohle. 22 COLLECTIONS MEN’S MADSON™ CHUKKA 1726661/NM2462, 1689921/NM2281 Available Jan. 1, 2017 Size Men 40–45, 46, 47, 48 Weight 15.75 oz / 449 g Tige : Tige imperméable en cuir Obermaterial : Obermaterial aus Upper: Waterproof suede leather suédé. Doublure synthétique. vollnarbigem Leder. Schweinsleder upper. Synthetic lining. 1726661 / NM2462 1726661 / NM2462 und Canvasfutter. 286 ELK, CORDOVAN 331 CHAPARRAL, STONE Première de propreté : Première Footbed: Removable molded PU- de propreté amovible en EVA moulé Fussbett : Herausnehmbares PU- like EVA footbed with textile mesh style PU avec revêtement en maille. ähnliches EVA-Fußbett mit Überzug topcover. aus Textil-Mesh. Semelle intercalaire : Semelle Midsole: EVA midsole with full intercalaire en EVA avec insert en Zwischensohle : EVA- length EVA insert. EVA sur toute la longueur. Zwischensohle mit EVA- Outsole: Molded rubber outsole. Einlegesohle über die gesamte Semelle extérieure : Semelle Länge. extérieure en caoutchouc moulé. Aussensohle : Geformte Gummi- 1689921 / NM2281 1689921 / NM2281 Aussensohle. 243 CROUTON (C/O) 010 BLACK (C/O) MADSON™ WINGTIP LACE 1726651/NM2465, 1689931/NM2282 Available Jan. 1, 2017 Size Men 40–45, 46, 47, 48 Weight 16.5 oz / 446 g Tige : Disponible avec tige en Obermaterial : Wasserdichtes Upper: Available in waterproof full cuir pleine fleur imperméable Obermaterial aus vollnarbigem grain leather upper (1689931) or (1689931) ou une combinaison de Leder. Geformter Gummirand. water repellant twill and waterproof 1726651 / NM2465 1726651 / NM2465 224 CHIPMUNK, NUTMEG 227 PEBBLE, MUD sergé déperlant et cuir pleine fleur Synthetikfutter. Erhältlich full grain leather combination imperméable (1726651). Doublure mit Obermaterial aus (1726651). Synthetic lining. en matière synthétique. wasserdichtem Vollleder Footbed: Removable PU-like EVA (1689931) oder Kombination aus Première de propreté : Première footbed with textile mesh top cover. wasserabweisendem Twill und de propreté amovible en EVA moulé wasserdichtem Vollleder (1726651). Midsole: EVA midsole with full style PU avec revêtement en maille. Synthetikfutter. length EVA insert. Semelle intercalaire : Semelle Fussbett : Herausnehmbares Outsole: Molded rubber outsole. intercalaire en EVA avec insert en geformtes PU-ähnliches EVA- 1689931 / NM2282 1689931 / NM2282 EVA sur toute la longueur. 224 CHIPMUNK (C/O) 010 BLACK (C/O) Fußbett mit Synthetiküberzug. Semelle extérieure : Semelle Herausnehmbares PU-ähnliches extérieure en caoutchouc moulé. EVA-Fußbett mit Überzug aus Textil-Mesh. Zwischensohle : EVA- Zwischensohle mit EVA- Einlegesohle über die gesamte Länge. 23 Aussensohle : Geformte Gummi- Aussensohle. SIZING CHARTS MEN’S SIZING CONVERSION CHART US 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5 10 10.5 11 11.5 12 13 14 15 16 17 UK 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5 10 10.5 11 12 13 14 15 16 EUR 40 40.5 41 41.5 42 42.5 43 43.5 44 44.5 45 46 47 48 49 50 CM 25 25.5 26 26.5 27 27.5 28 28.5 29 29.5 30 31 32 33 34 35 WOMEN’S SIZING CONVERSION CHART US 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5 10 10.5 11 12 UK 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 10 EUR 36 36.5 37 37.5 38 38.5 39 39.5 40 40.5 41 41.5 42 43 CM 22 22.5 23 23.5 24 24.5 25 25.5 26 26.5 27 27.5 28 29 25 SALES REGIONS SOREL 2015 – GENERAL INFORMATION SALES REPS ARGENTINA CHINA GERMANY ITALY Columbia Sportswear International Sárl / Sorel Fidia S.A. Columbia Sportswear Columbia Sportswear Germany Columbia Sportswear Italy Srl / Sorel Commercial (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. GmbH / Sorel Geneva Business Center Franco Cattarossi Francesca Busetto 12, Avenue des Morgines Av. Andres Rolon 1107 – San Isidro (1642) 13/F Xu Hui Yuan Building, Uwe Kathler Via Feltrina 11 1213 Petit-Lancy - Pcia. Buenos Aires 1089 Zhong Shan Nan Er Road, Studio C/D, 31040 Pederobba (TV) Geneva, Switzerland Buenos Aires, Argentina Shanghai 200030 Lilienthalallee 40, Italy Tel +41 (22) 870 90 56 Tel +54 11 707 3100 Tel 86-21-6121 1000 D-80939 Munich Tel +39 (0) 423 648756 Fax +41 (22) 870 90 01 [email protected] Fax 86-21-5410 9011 Germany [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tel +49 (0)160/7070956 AUSTRALIA JAPAN Columbia Sportswear Europe Sas / Sorel [email protected] Skye Group Pty Ltd. CHINA, HONG KONG Columbia Sportswear Japan, Inc. Espace Européen de l’Entreprise Swire Resources Ltd. HUNGARY, CROATIA, 5, rue de la Haye Christine Hazell ROMANIA, BOSNIA, SERBIA Shinjuku Eastside Square Building, 7-F 18 Forrester Street 21/F Cityplaza One 6-27-30 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku BP 30004 Schiltigheim Marosport KFT 67013 Strasbourg cedex Kingsgrove, NSW, 2208 1111 King’s Road, Island East Tokyo 160-0022 János Szabó France Sydney, Australia Hong Kong Japan Csillaghegyi út 15-17 Tel +33 (0) 3 90 22 08 00 Tel +61 2 9502 6222 Tel (852) 2310 6888 Tel (81) 3-6892-4601 1037 Budapest, Hungary Fax +33 (0) 3 90 22 08 01 [email protected] Fax (852) 2786 5000 Fax (81) 3-6892-4640 Tel (36) 1-505-9700 [email protected] [email protected] AUSTRIA CZECH REPUBLIC, SLOVAKIA Fax (36) 1-505-9707 CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS Columbia Sportswear Austria Gmbh / Sorel Columbia Sportswear Czech s.r.o. [email protected] KOREA Columbia Sportswear Korea 14375 NW Science Park Drive Paul Freysoldt Radka Sabatkova INDIA Portland, OR 97229-5418 Brandboxx 2.OG - B24 Prague Gate 7th Fr. DaeSung Tower 465-13 JangAn- Chogori India Retail Ltd. Tel (503) 985-4000 Moosfeldstrasse 1 Türkova 2319/5b dong, DongDaeMun-gu Fax (503) 985-5800 A-5101 Bergheim 149 00 Praha 4 – Chodov Ms Khyati Bhinde Seoul, Korea Toll Free 1-800-547-8066 Austria Czech Republic B1/E21 Mathura Road Tel (82) 2-540-0277 www.columbia.com Mobile +43 664 4448706 Tel +420 722 940 556 Mohan Cooperative Industrial Estate Fax (82) 2-540-0209 [email protected] [email protected] New Delhi - 110044 [email protected] India BELGIUM DENMARK, GREENLAND Tel +91 11 40665000 MEXICO Columbia Sportswear Belgium Bvba / Sorel Columbia Sportswear Denmark ApS / Sorel Fax +91 11 40665011 Pro Italy Mark S.A. de C.V. [email protected] Gregoire Dufour Claus Mogensen Andres Rodriguez 15, rue du Louvre Holmensvej 5 IRELAND Insurgentes Sur No 552 75001 PARIS 3600 Frederikssund Col. Roma Sur Robin Minnis Sports France Denmark Del. Cuauhtemoc Tel +33.6.31.40.57.31 Mobile +45 212 70 113 74 Ravara Road C.P. 06760 Fax +33.1.40.28.15.39 [email protected] Ballygowan Mexico D.F. Mexico [email protected] BT23 6NN [email protected] FINLAND, ESTONIA, Northern Ireland CHILE LATVIA, LITHUANIA Tel +44 7725 956 461 MONGOLIA Forus S.A. Columbia Sportwear Finland OY / Sorel [email protected] Ayanchin Outfitters, LLC Francisco Arrighi Taru Oksanen ISRAEL Mandah Karlsen Avenida Departamental 01053 Keilaranta 11 Chinggis Avenue 201/3 SA’AR A.T. Enterprise & Trading Ltd. La Florida 02150 Espoo Khan-Uul District, Santiago, Chile Finland Aviad Tsabary, 2nd Khoroo, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia 210620 Tel (562) 9235314 Tel +35 820 76 69 105 Tomer Ben Senior Tel (976) 7011 9211 Fax (562) 9238655 [email protected] 5 Horkanos Ben Eliezer St Fax (976) 7012 9211 [email protected] North Industrial Zone Lod Mobile (976) 9911 2611 FRANCE, ANDORRA 71100 Israel [email protected] Columbia Sportswear France SAS / Sorel Tel (972) 8-924-4452 Gregoire Dufour Fax (972) 8-920-4906 15, rue du Louvre [email protected] 75001 PARIS [email protected] France [email protected] Tel +33.6.31.40.57.31 Fax +33.1.40.28.15.39 [email protected] 26 82 SALES REGIONS SOREL 2015 – GENERAL INFORMATION THE NETHERLANDS PERU SPAIN, PORTUGAL UNITED KINGDOM Columbia Sportswear Netherlands BV / Sorel PeruForus S.A.
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