After suiting up NFL coaches, NBA coaches will now be clad in Joseph Abboud. [WSJ]
Uggs just refuse to go out of style, even in a recession. [Daily Telegraph]
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The falling value of the dollar is having some interesting outcomes for the global market.
In a move that turns the traditional concepts of globalization on it’s head a US company will begin exporting to China, instead of the other way around.
Privately owned label Joseph Abboud, plans to open stores in China and sell professional Chinese [...]
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The intense court battle between JA Apparel and designer Joseph Abboud has come to a conclusion. The court has ruled that Joseph Abboud has, “no right to use his name in conjunction with his new label Jaz and has forbidden the designer from employing the moniker in any way that would compete with his [...]
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Andre 3000 on his new line, Benjamin Bixby. [New York Magazine]
The Abboud saga continues as JA Apparel strikes back at the designer. [DNR]
LRG’s marketing duo Albert Rosario and Kevin Delaney chat with Format. [Format Magazine]
The upside of the weak dollar. [Fashion, Inc.]
Macy’s reports “better-than-expected” profits. [NYT]
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Joseph Abboud is set to become the creative director of the men’s store at Lord & Taylor. The collection which is exclusive to Lord & Taylor will include sportswear, tailored garments and accessories will debut Fall of 2008.
According to DNR:
“The 181-year-old department store is in the midst of a massive campaign to modernize and [...]
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The N.F.L. has passed a ruling allowing coaches to wear suit and tie on gameday.
Coach Mike Nolan of the San Francisco 49ers, has been trying to get such a regulation passed for the past two years since joining the team as head coach.
Due to the leagues exclusive contract that coaches wear Reebok products on the [...]
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Designer Joseph Abboud plans to start a new menswear line under the name ‘jaz’.
Abboud sold his namesake line ‘Joseph Abboud’ in 2000 for $65 million, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal. Under conditions of the sale he can no longer use the trademark ‘Josheph Abboud’. As such he must try [...]
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