Applied Art Forms is the bass player’s inaugural collection of military-inspired outerwear, pants and tops.

The brand will unveil its e-commerce offer on Nov. 2, and also be sold on Mr Porter and Matchesfashion.

The Mexican-American designer started out as a stock boy for Joe Boxer.

Jonathan Anderson unveils his fourth release of the Eye/Loewe/Nature collection, made entirely of upcycled materials.

Collections include Van Gogh, LeRoy Neiman and Marvel.

The Newbury Street flagship houses Concepts’ private label and longtime partners, plus the debut of women’s luxury boutique Vrsnl.

The brand, which expects to close 2020 in line with 2019, has unveiled a new store in China and is opening a flagship in Miami in December.

The Amsterdam-based brand heads Stateside to take over a two-floor location nearby Bowery.

The Everyday Essentials collection of underwear and socks will launch for fall.

The collection offers outerwear with cotton and synthetics that speak to the sustainable message.

The Reset Normal campaign is targeted to communities of color who often lack access to nature.

Worn pieces from the essentials brand will be reworked into insulation for housing.

“Look Good Feel Good” was inspired by the brand’s chairman, Cuban refugee George Feldenkreis.

The subscription service, which had partnered with J.C. Penney, will be closing down at the end of October.

The men’s wear retailer continues to be impacted by casualization trend and other store closures.

The Ermengildo Zegna/Fear of God collaboration and Reese Cooper are both being showcased in the store.

The B27 will be available in Dior stores from November 2020.

The designer’s latest offering is a collection of bestsellers from past seasons, and a slight departure from graphics.

The community-driven group aims to offer fleece, lifestyle pieces and new categories.

The Vancouver-based brand opens the RiNo District store on Oct. 9, which will be the first of more in its North America expansion.

The navy-inspired styles for men and women blend Closed’s casual silhouettes and denim heritage with Cabourn’s signature military-inspired looks.

President and chief executive officer Stefano Canali said with Anthology, the company wishes to send a positive message in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The retailer’s new hub for Gen Z sneakerheads on Google Slides includes Air Max-themed activities and quizzes, and chances to win sneakers.

The designer offered up a colorful assortment that speaks to his hope for a brighter future.

The stores carrying the collection designed by Massimo Piombo will be unveiled on Sept. 22.

He is credited with being a leader in the modernization of Canadian men’s wear manufacturing.

For his first presentation, Tristan Detwiler propels his take on a new view of surfwear.

Kim Jones, artistic director of men’s wear at Dior, designed the ski line in collaboration with three specialist brands.

The label is launching to market with a premium retail distribution, a new AR experience and British actor Sam Claflin as its ambassador.

The brand has created a chamois with its three-dimensional pouch.

Jian DeLeon had formerly been editorial director of Highsnobiety.

Guys used to wearing sweatpants to work from home will seek sophisticated yet comfortable attire for the office.

Given the global pandemic, “home” has assumed a multifaceted role, becoming the central location for work today.

Major retailers in the U.S. and Europe believe comfortable footwear, versatile jackets, cashmere sweaters and corduroy jackets are among the opportunities.

Smaller stores may find customers are more likely to shop local to help support their communities.

Increased attention and participation from the mainstream bring more eyes to e-sports and more opportunity for merch sales.

Most men’s brands and stores are hoping for pent-up demand, but the category will need to be updated for comfort and performance.

Japanese manufacturer Itochu launches State of Matter, a sustainable men’s lifestyle apparel brand focused on comfort and performance.

The agreement with Brands Lab International will see the brand pop up in pubs, cafés and residences around the world.

The brand will unveil the collection online on Sept. 9.

The company is actively looking to open additional units for the more affordable, made-to-measure concept.

The athlete helped create a flame print for men’s and women’s underwear and loungewear.

E-commerce sales rose 69 percent in the period to now account for 46 percent of the big and tall retailer’s overall volume.

Y,IWO — aka Yeah, I Work Out — takes you back to a time when workouts were serious, results were legendary, and living was easy.

The 20-year veteran of Itochu succeeds John Tighe and will start on Sept. 14.

Web Smith and Edith Young are the latest additions to the preppy-inspired men’s brand.

With a lot of unsold spring 2020 merchandise, men’s wear stores are being careful about orders for next season — and “attending” the virtual trade shows.

Designer Andy Salzer will re-release five styles to celebrate the anniversary.