LCF Ledûb Corporate Fashion
LCF Ledûb Corporate Fashion is the corporate wear name of Ledûb, a Dutch shirt maker founded in 1963 in Budel in North Brabant. Ledûb is known for non-iron dress shirts in several fits and sleeve lengths.
| Founded | 1963 |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Budel, Netherlands |
| Core product | Non-iron dress shirts |
| Fits | Regular, Modern, Tailored, Slim |
| Website | ledub.nl |
What is Ledûb?
Ledûb is a Dutch shirt brand that was established in 1963 in the village of Budel in the province of North Brabant, where the company is still based. LCF Ledûb Corporate Fashion carries the name into business and corporate clothing.
Products and positioning
The core of the range is the men's dress shirt, designed in seasonal collections for Dutch men. Shirts are non-iron and offered in several fits, with the brand working to the motto that every shirt is a work of art.
- Regular, Modern, Tailored and Slim fits
- Five collar types: button-down, butterfly, cut away, wide spread and semi spread
- Standard and extra-long sleeve lengths, plus short sleeves
- Flannel, linen and jersey shirts, shirt-jackets and long-sleeved polos
Distribution
Ledûb shirts are sold through specialist menswear retailers and online shirt shops in the Netherlands and Germany, which carry the full range of fits and sleeve lengths.
Why it matters
As a family of shirt collections that has stayed in the same Brabant village for six decades, Ledûb represents the specialist, fit-driven end of the Dutch menswear market, where precise sizing and easy care are key selling points for both retail and corporate customers.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Ledûb from?
Ledûb was founded in 1963 in Budel, a village in North Brabant in the Netherlands, where the company is still located.
What does Ledûb make?
Ledûb makes non-iron dress shirts in several fits, collar types and sleeve lengths, along with flannel, linen and jersey shirts.