Fashion

Winnerforce

Tripoli-made sportswear brand producing T-shirts, leggings and training clothes in its own four-storey factory.

Tripoli, North Lebanon
Winnerforce

Winnerforce is a sportswear label made from start to finish in a four-storey factory near al-Mina in Tripoli. It was started in 2019 by brothers Mahmoud and Mohammad Harfoush, two former police officers who already ran Colombus, a brand of military and hunting clothing that has been active for more than two decades and shares the same building. Fabric is imported from China, Turkey or the United States, but cutting, sewing and finishing all happen in Tripoli, with output of around 25,000 garments a month. The range covers everyday training pieces such as T-shirts and leggings, and a children's line was being developed. Most of the workforce comes from Tripoli itself. Beyond its roughly 50 points of sale at home, Winnerforce also sells online and in several Gulf and West African markets.

Winnerforce at a glance

  • Produced in a four-storey factory in Tripoli
  • Around 25,000 garments made per month
  • Founded in 2019 by brothers Mahmoud and Mohammad Harfoush
  • About 50 sales points across Lebanon
  • Also sold in Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Kuwait, Qatar and the UAE

Who is behind Winnerforce

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Winnerforce actually made in Lebanon?
Yes. Fabric is imported, but the garments are cut and produced at the brand's factory in Tripoli.
Who is behind Winnerforce?
Brothers Mahmoud and Mohammad Harfoush, who also run the older Colombus brand of military and hunting clothing.
Where can I buy Winnerforce?
Through about 50 sales points in Lebanon, including official shops in Beirut, as well as online and in several export markets.

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