BNET Industries

Connected Apparel Company LLC

is in the Manufacturing Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$16.9M

Private
US

Dow Jones Description

Women Dresses

CEO

Number of Employees 25

Contact Information

6015 Bandini Blvd

Commerce, California 90040

(323) 890-8000

Peer Companies

NAICS Code Women's and Girls' Cut and Sew Other Outerwear Manufacturing: 315239

Executive Profiles

Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
J. Balaban	CEO
Ira Fogelman	Cfo

Organization	Position	Status
Connected Apparel Company LLC	CEO	Current
Connected Apparel Company LLC	Manager	Former

Organization	Position	Status
Connected Apparel Company LLC	Cfo	Current

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