Barbour

This week, Chloé taps Maison Margiela’s CEO, while Burberry appoints an Asia-based drinks executive to its board of directors. 

Over the past decade, heritage brands like Red Wing, Hunter and Barbour have become trendy without trying. But how do companies like these maintain momentum without alienating their core customers or losing their new ones?

British heritage brands Barbour and Belstaff both aim to build upon their storied histories to acquire new customers and expand their presence on the global stage. But their expansion strategies couldn’t be more different.

"That Barbour has successfully steered a tightrope between fashion and function, is almost entirely down to Dame Margaret who, truth be told, is not

Mom, I'll Make a Profit Soon (WSJ) "Mrs. Posen has been pressing for more attention to the commercial side—as opposed to the artistic side—of