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September 15, 2023
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March 3, 2023
From soft coats to chunky sweaters, an array of men’s elevated Fall looks were displayed at the <strong>CALA Men’s Show</strong>, held at the <strong>OC Fair &amp; Event Center </strong>in Costa Mesa, Calif., Feb. 19–20.
September 16, 2022
Enthusiastic buyers from California, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Washington shared good vibes at the second <strong>CALA Men’s &amp; Women’s Show</strong>, held at the <strong>OC Fair &amp; Event Center</strong> in Costa Mesa, Calif., Aug. 28–29.
February 25, 2022
Trinh Tham, CMO of Canadian luxury men’s retailer Harry Rosen, discusses surviving COVID, marketing luxury to a younger generation, and the company’s approaches to DEI, sustainability, and purpose, in this interview with US Associate Editor Carree L Syrek.
December 20, 2021
Raptors Vice-Chairman and President Masai Ujiri Unites With Harry Rosen for "HUMANITY 2022 Capsule Collection”: In support of Water First, a charity that collaborates with Indigenous communities.
November 30, 2021
Upgrade your winter wardrobe with essential pieces from Harry Rosen.
June 11, 2021
The latest partnership to hit the trade-show floor is the <strong>CALA Men’s Trend Show</strong>, a project announced by founder Ken Haruta of the <strong>West Coast Trend</strong> <strong>Show</strong> and founder Gerry Murtagh of <strong>CALA</strong>.
December 15, 2020
Image via Publicist Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri is dishing menswear retailer Harry Rosen a big juicy assist in making the Canadian style industry “more equitable.” The pair recently announced HUMANITY, a collaboration capsule benefiting the Black Youth Helpline charity and making way for more BIPOC designers in the Canadian menswear retailer’s roster. The athleisure collection features seven pieces designed by Ujiri, with help from Canadian designer Patrick Assaraf. Several of t...
December 12, 2020
Canadian fashion label Beaufille has released a sustainable capsule collection being sold directly to consumers on their new e-commerce website. The collection of fashion, accessories and homewares is made entirely from recycled materials and deadstock fabric. After taking a pause from regular scheduling during the pandemic, designers Chloe and Parris Gordon developed a way to directly connect with their customer while focusing on sustainable practices and reducing waste. The simple moder...