Perry Ellis enters boy's tailored clothing license with Peerless

By

Obi Anyanwu

Published
Nov 9, 2016

Perry Ellis International announced on Tuesday that it has entered into a new license agreement with Peerless Clothing International for boy’s tailored clothing.

 The Perry Ellis boy's tailored clothing collection will consist of suits, sport coats, suit separates, dress pants, dress shirts and neckties. The collection will be under the Perry Ellis trademark in the US and Canada, and it will be distributed in department stores and better specialty stores in spring 2017.
 
In 2016 alone, Perry Ellis entered into a number of license agreements for its brands. To start the year, the company partnered with Al Matjar Al Watany Trading Establishment to design and distribute Original Penguin in Saudi Arabia.

The company then partnered with Pico Manufacturing also for Original Penguin, entered into a license agreement with MRH to sell Farah in China, entered agreements with Multimoda and Doctorstick Korea for its namesake Perry Ellis label, and signed a license with Sheralven Enterprises for Laundry by Shelly Segal.