Russell Simmons’ Argyleculture launches at JCPenney

By

Obi Anyanwu

Published
Oct 7, 2016

Argyleculture, the sophisticated menswear brand from entrepreneur and fashion designer Russell Simmons, is heading to JCPenney. The brand had been carried at Macy’s for eight years and relaunched at the retailer in September. JCPenney announced on Thursday that Argyleculture will launch at its Men’s Store alongside I Jeans by Buffalo, Decree, Ecko Unltd., JF J. Ferrar and MSX by Michael Strahan.

 
Founded in 2004, Argyleculture is an affordable menswear brand that targets professionals and young moguls-in-the-making. The brand, which was created in collaboration with Bernette Textile USA, offers classic essentials such as striped sweaters, twill pants, quilted vests and eyewear for as low as $29.99. The Argyleculture fall collection offers affordable pieces that retain its quality.
 
“I created Argyleculture to help cultivate passion, drive and professionalism through fashion,” said Media Mogul Russell Simmons. “By partnering with JCPenney, we have the opportunity to dress a broad audience of mature professionals who understand and appreciate style.”

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JCPenney currently offers the Argyleculture fall collection on its website.