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I would like to know, does anyone know examples of clothing brands that are mistaken for store private labels? This usually arises from longtime relationships with retailers or exclusivity arrangements.
I know Arrow among the modern crowd was often mistaken for a Sears private label even though the brand is actually owned by PVH and is one of the oldest clothing brands in America. The Arrow brand was sold at Sears for many years, and it was only this year that PVH decided to pull the brand from Sears and to expand the brand at Kohl's and on Amazon.
Anyone know of other examples of clothing brands that are mistaken for store private labels? Another one might possibly be Daniel Cremieux, which I think has an exclusive relationship with Dillard's in the United States.
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