The exclusive deal for Men’s Wearhouse and Moores stores is for the Awear-Tech collection.

The brands will be the official apparel partner and referee sponsor for the fast-growing sport.

The Sandro Homme x Snoopy capsule celebrates the sweet illustrations of Snoopy and his pal Woodstock.

The collection was inspired by the legendary marathoner and features some of his signature styles.

The line will include sophisticated classic pieces including padded blazers, trenchcoats, cashmere sweaters and jeans.

The show will be live from Gotham Hall in New York and feature celebrities including Ashley Graham, Bella Hadid and Lucky Blue Smith.

The 29-piece collection of British-made staples will sell at 12 John Lewis stores starting this month.

The contemporary denim brand will release the “Limited to Thirty” capsule, geared toward denim lovers.

The 11-piece collection is available at Stadium Goods’ stores and website and at Farfetch.

The athlete provided technical input and inspired some of the design details.

Nautica Reissue and Nautica Jeans Co. are both based on updates to vintage silhouettes from the brand’s history.

The capsule combines Tracksmith’s performance fabrics with Taylor Stitch’s core styles.

The Los Angeles-based brand offers luxe California-inspired wares favored by sports stars and musical prodigies.

Now that Supreme is part of VF Corp. after the $2.1 billion deal, these four brands are in the spotlight to become the next leaders of the pack.

From L.L. Bean, REI and Moosejaws to Carhartt, Levi’s and Dickies, trusted brands and retailers are holding their own during the health crisis.