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Farah Inc intends to regain market share by introducing innovative new products and a marketing strategy that focuses on the in-store needs of consumers. Farah Pres and CEO Richard Allender says that the company's Savane 2000 Process line has done extremely well and he forecasts that Farah's dress pants will comprise 40% of the company's business, while casual pants will comprise 60% by the end of 1993. After three years of losses, Farah made a profit of $1.2 million during the 4th qtr that ended Nov 6, 1992., El Paso firm is putting focus on Savane casual slacks label NEW YORK -- The road to recovery hasn't been an easy one for Farah, Inc. But now, after several [...]

FARAH, INC., FEELS IT'S ON ROAD TO RECOVERY DALLAS -- Farah, Inc., feels it is accomplishing its goals of rebuilding its image and sales. Richard C. Allender, president and chief [...]

WILLIE MOVES TO TAKE OVER EL PASO, Texas (FNS) - William F. Farah, 70-year-old former chairman of Farah, Inc., has begun steps to take over control of the company again. [...]

FARAH FIGHTS TO REGAIN CONTROL EL PASO, Texas - Once again William F. Farah is back in court trying to regain control of the company his parents founded in 1920. [...]

FARAH CEO: WE STILL FACE BUMPY ROAD BACK EL PASO, Tex - Farah, Inc., is progressing in its three-year plan to restore its market position, but the toughest part of [...]

OFFSHORE MOVE WEAKENS FARAH NEW YORK (FNS) -- 'Poorly executed' transfers of production from the U.S. to offshore factories have plagued Farah, Inc., for the past five years, according to [...]