It’s a contemporary men’s and women’s outerwear brand that will target a younger customer.

The redesign is patterned after the company’s flagship in its home country of Sweden.

The company has purchased the sock subscription service.

The designer will concentrate on creative and marketing, while Tharanco will handle the back end.

The deal is with Cavalier Fashion Group.

Mark Donovan will oversee financial operations at Luxury Men’s Apparel Group.

The veteran of Mario’s and Tommy Bahama will oversee the brand’s wholesale operations.

The Savile Row tailor now has a resident cutter at the 57th Street space.

The brand is run by Claudio Marenzi, the second generation of the Italian luxury outerwear brand.

The men’s basics brand continues to grow.

The suits will be manufactured by Martin Greenfield and the shirts by Mitch Gambert.

Ceo has denied reports that Amazon is exploring buying the brand.

A new algorithm employs measurements from thousands of other men to predict a proper fit.

The six styles of shirts retail for $145 and are available on the J. Hilburn web site.

The deal is effective with the spring 2018 collection and covers the U.S. and Canada.