7 For All Mankind, the premium denim brand worn by Kim Kardashian and Prince Harry, has been owned by Israel's Delta Galil since its 2016 VF Corp deal.
Who owns 7 For All Mankind? Israeli apparel maker Delta Galil Industries, which bought the Los Angeles premium denim brand from VF Corporation in 2016 as part of a $120 million package with Splendid and Ella Moss. Delta Galil is based in Tel Aviv and listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, so 7 For All Mankind is an Israeli-owned brand.
Delta Galil reported a record $2.1 billion in sales for 2025. 7 For All Mankind now operates as its own segment inside that group, selling across the US, Europe and other markets through its own stores, wholesale and online.
Is 7 For All Mankind an Israeli-owned brand?
Yes. 7 For All Mankind is owned by Delta Galil Industries, an Israeli company, and has been since the deal with VF Corporation was announced on June 30, 2016. The brand itself is American: it was founded in Los Angeles and its design and sales operations remain in the United States, but its parent company is Israeli.
Delta Galil's chief executive at the time of the purchase, Isaac Dabah, said the company likes to find modern brands and grow them. The deal added about $300 million in annual sales to Delta Galil, according to the company.
Who owned 7 For All Mankind before Delta Galil?
VF Corporation, the owner of Wrangler and The North Face, bought 7 For All Mankind in 2007 for $775 million. Nine years later it sold the brand to Delta Galil for far less, as part of a three-brand deal worth $120 million that also included Splendid and Ella Moss.
| Year | Event | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| 2000 | Founded in Los Angeles by Peter Koral, Jerome Dahan and Michael Glasser | Founders |
| 2007 | Sold for $775 million | VF Corporation |
| 2016 | Sold with Splendid and Ella Moss for $120 million | Delta Galil Industries (Israel) |
Who founded 7 For All Mankind?
Peter Koral, Jerome Dahan and Michael Glasser started 7 For All Mankind in Los Angeles in 2000, during the premium denim boom. The brand is widely credited with helping create the premium denim category.
Is Delta Galil still running 7 For All Mankind as a separate brand?
Yes. Delta Galil reports 7 For All Mankind as its own operating segment, separate from its Schiesser, Splendid and other owned brands. Soon after the 2016 purchase, Delta Galil cut jobs and planned to merge the brand's Vernon, California office into the Los Angeles headquarters it shared with Ella Moss and Splendid.
Is 7 For All Mankind in a legal dispute?
Levi Strauss & Co. sued 7 For All Mankind and its parent company Delta Galil USA in California federal court on October 22, 2025. Levi's alleges the brand infringed its famous pocket tab trademark.
Frequently asked questions
Is 7 For All Mankind owned by an Israeli company?
Yes. Israeli apparel manufacturer Delta Galil Industries has owned 7 For All Mankind since 2016.
Who owns 7 For All Mankind now?
Delta Galil Industries, a Tel Aviv-based company listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, owns 7 For All Mankind.
How much did Delta Galil pay for 7 For All Mankind?
Delta Galil paid $120 million in 2016 for 7 For All Mankind, Splendid and Ella Moss together. VF Corporation had paid $775 million for 7 For All Mankind alone in 2007.
Who founded 7 For All Mankind?
Peter Koral, Jerome Dahan and Michael Glasser founded the brand in Los Angeles in 2000.
Is 7 For All Mankind facing any lawsuits?
Levi Strauss & Co. sued the brand and Delta Galil USA in October 2025 over its pocket tab trademark.
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Sources
Sale terms from Globes and VF Corporation's press release. The lawsuit date is from Law360.
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