WE UNDERSTAND YOUR CUSTOMERS' BRANDS AND THE LIFESTYLE THEY EMBODY
BERND GEORGI, HORST KERN
Services
Design and development support | Quality management throughout the product process | Dependable delivery and dispatch management | Target price management
Suppliers
Established and time-tested supply chain | The highest operational standards | Established processes | Quick service | Reliable follow-Up
Production facilities
China | Taiwan | Philippines | Vietnam | Plants certified under international standards | Compliance with highest social standards
Advantages
Integrity and good corporate governance practices | Sustainability integration | Top quality | Reliable delivery dates and guaranteed pricing | Professional team
History
Two people, one passion: Presenting your brand. STAR-TAGS was established by Bernd Georgi and Horst Kern in 1996. Right from the start, this perfect combination of a style guru and a sales professional earned the respect of strong brands. These relationships have grown over the years into long-standing business relationships – with customers and suppliers alike.
Together with a committed and creative team, STAR-TAGS has specialized in the development and production of headwear, soft and hardcase luggage. The two founders, who have been friends since their school days, stand for trust, passion and the absolute belief that every idea can become a reality.
Your points of contact
Alexandra Lorenz
with us since 2018
lorenz@startags.de
“An optimist is a person who doesn’t think things are quite as bad as they really are.”
Karl Valentin
Andrea Beck
with us since 1999
beck@startags.de
“Whatever you do – for work or play – do it with passion.”
Christian Dior
Luisa Georgi
with us since 2019
luisa@floyd.one
“Floyd – giving modern travel its mojo back.”
Floyd’s hard cases are inspired by Californian skateboard culture and the bohemians of 1970s Venice Beach. With their cool look, premium quality and clever details, they turn heads at luggage carousels the world over.
Horst Kern
“Quality is when the customer comes back – and not the product.”
Hermann Tietz
