An anonymous buyer found a Røkke patch in Fretex pants

This week, we found 300 designers, valued at several million crowns, up to Fretex.

According to NRK, clothes, with luxury brands like Brioni, Lanvin, Versace, Valentino and Ermenegildo Zegna, were donated by an anonymous donor. The news has been devoted to a huge gap, and especially to those who can support this generous gesture.

Dagens Næringsliv announced that an anonymous buyer had found two patches of the Continental hotel bearing the mention "Røkke" in the luxury suit purchased from Fretex in Majorstua in Oslo.

– In the pocket, there were two rooms of the Continental hotel with different messages addressed to "Røkke", the buyer, who wishes to remain anonymous for the newspaper, continues to:

– I just thought right away: Oh yes, so that's Røkke who is the dealer, says the man.

– Fixed room at the hotel

Opposed to Dagbladet, Gunnar Stavrum, who wrote the first unauthorized cinema on Kjell Inge Røkke, painted a picture of the existence of the financier in the 90s which, in this case, may seem appropriate.

– (…) He has a regular room at the Continental Hotel and used the second floor almost like a canteen as long as it existed. But there is something impersonal in its environment, Stavrum told Dagbladet in 1997.

Dagbladet tried to contact Røkke spokesman Rolf Nereng without success. However, unlike DN, he rejects the fact that he is the businessman behind the gift.

"Røkke has not donated dresses to Fretex, but if anyone there, he hopes people like them and will pay a high price for the positive work done by Fretex," he said. he told the newspaper.

According to NRK, the dresses were delivered to the Alnabru terminal and the gift is the most important in value of a particular to Fretex. On Tuesday, Fretex opened the doors of the sale, which was a great success.

"We set the sales record of the time and negotiated hundreds of thousands of dollars Tuesday night," said chain in the Fretex Environment store, Kristin Hareide, in NRK.