Kubach Rubies GmbH and Co. KG in Mainz-Kastel 1921 created Karl Kubach a men's hat factory. This drew in 1930 in a house of the street "in the joke" in Mainz-Kastel, had the been before a military hospital of the French army of occupation. 1944, the building during a bomb attack by the Allies razed to the ground and outsourced hat factory. 1955 started producing carnival costumes by Ernst and Edith Kubach. The German production was up to the early 1970s he built years. At that time the company employed up to 160 people. Later they moved - as is customary in the Bekleidungsinstrie - the production abroad. The market position of CONFETTI costume collection - now one of the leading European brands - has been strengthened constantly. In addition to the carnival costume collection will be distributed to children hats and accessories of the brands "Sonni" and "Charles Castello. These collections are among the leading German brands in children's hats and accessories. In 1998, more than 75 years Kubach existing company to the company's Rubie New York, the world leader in Halloween, Carnival and licensed item sold. From February 1999 the company was Kubach Rubies GmbH & Co. KG. Since then distributed in addition to those produced in-house collections, the Rubie's Halloween,
carnival costumes and license for Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland. About 200 new models each year speak to the creativity of the company. Production in South America, North Africa, Europe and Asia allow an interesting price. Basis for the imaginative collection are exclusively their own material creations. More than 600 different costumes are complemented with a great selection of masks, wigs, hats and other accessories. Licenses are available for Star Wars, Star Wars Episode 1, Star Trek, Batman, Harry Potter, Superman, Universal Monsters, McDonalds, Power Rangers, Wizard of Oz, Tiny Toons, Flintstones and Tales of the Crypt. Of the more than 60 licenses for the American market, more and more taken over for Europe.
