Dockers
Dockers Bringing Back Original Logo
The wings and anchor from 1986 will start rolling out now and will be on all products and marketing materials…
Dockers Puts Khakis at Center of Advertising Push
The Always On campaign will launch globally on Friday.
Shoes for Crews Expands Brand Roster, Premium Collection
Slip resistant footwear retailer Shoes for Crews is expanding its roster of brands. The company, which…
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Dockers Flexes Its Muscles
Jeans are having a fashion moment, but Levi Strauss & Co.-owned Dockers is ramping up its efforts to bring…
Dockers to Introduce Four-Way Stretch Khaki
The 360 Flex program will be available starting in September.
Hampshire Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
The company said litigation with a creditor forced it into bankruptcy to wind down its licensed business.
Hampshire Group Reaches Agreement With Levi Strauss & Co.
Hampshire Group released a major update on its financial situation. The fashion apparel provider on Monday…
Hampshire Group Considers Wind Down of Operations
It could be curtains for Hampshire Group.
NYDJ Names Levi’s Alum Lisa Collier CEO and President
NYDJ is the number-one women’s denim brand at department stores in the United States, according to the NPD…
Men Own Their Personal Style, Ogilvy Study Says
A new men's study by The Boutique @ Ogilvy finds that guys spend more per month on clothing and accessories…
New York Fashion Week: Men’s Kicks Off With Dockers 30th-Anniversary Party
New York Jets' Eric Decker, New York Mets' Matt Harvey and New York Giants' Victor Cruz helped Dockers turn…
Dockers Stays True to Its DNA
The brand's DNA has informed its campaigns, contributing to its solid footing among "real guys."
Dockers at 30: More Than Just Pants
Through its extensive licensing program, the brand has expanded to 22 categories with a dozen partners.
Dockers at 30: The New Uniform
Comfort and confidence in the look made khakis a casual work staple — and Dockers seized the…
Dockers at 30: An American Mainstay
Three decades ago, Dockers set out to prove that comfort and style were not mutually exclusive.