Geoffrey Beene's tailored clothing line gets a fresh revival under Roffe Accessories

Geoffrey Beene's tailored clothing line gets a fresh revival under Roffe Accessories

Patricia Martinez
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Geoffrey Beene's tailored clothing line gets a fresh revival under Roffe Accessories

Authentic Brands Group has struck a new deal for the Geoffrey Beene Tailored Clothing line. The partnership with Roffe Accessories will cover men’s and boys’ tailored suits and formalwear. This follows the brand’s acquisition from PVH Corp. in 2021 for $220 million.

PVH Corp. originally sold Geoffrey Beene to focus on its core brands, Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger. Authentic Brands Group took over the label and later teamed up with Versa Group for men’s dress shirts under the same name.

This year, the company expanded its tailored clothing range by partnering with Peerless Clothing for the Vince brand. It also acquired the intellectual property for Vince and Hunter Boots, along with Boardriders—the parent company of Roxy, Billabong, and Quiksilver. Roffe Accessories, founded in 1989, will now handle design, production, and distribution for Geoffrey Beene’s tailored line. The collections will be sold through major department stores and online across the U.S. and Canada. Roffe already collaborates with brands like Jerry Farcia and Nicole Miller.

The deal marks another step in Authentic Brands Group’s expansion of Geoffrey Beene’s product range. Roffe’s experience in accessories and tailored clothing will bring the brand to new retail channels. Sales are set to begin in department stores and digital platforms in the coming months.

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