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RallyForce is built for those who need grip and speed over any terrain.

THE JOB DOESN’T COME AT YOU IN A STRAIGHT LINE.

Bates’ purpose is to serve and partner with the men and women who risk their lives to protect our communities. We thread tactical and durability into every pattern.

A tactical footwear line for public servants featuring DuraFLEX synthetic uppers and an emphasis on lightweight construction and mobility.

BUILT FOR THE HARDEST JOBS ON EARTH.

Bates Ultra‑Lite is a line of lightweight boots for tactical and uniform use offered by the American brand Bates. The parent brand Bates was founded by Andrew J. Bates in 1885, specializing in uniform boots for the military and law enforcement, and is currently part of Wolverine World Wide. Ultra‑Lite is the lightweight line in the Enforcer series, featuring uppers that combine full-grain leather and 1680-denier ballistic nylon, a cushioned EVA midsole, and specifications such as side zippers and non-metallic speed lacing.

Maximize comfort and minimize weight

Batsheva plays with American styles of feminine dress – from Victorian to Pioneer; from Housewife to Hippie – by taking elements symbolic of restraint and repression (high collars, voluminous sleeves and skirts) and giving them a modern inflection. By retooling historical looks, Batsheva explores how to extract the strong and beautiful aspects of those styles while rejecting antiquated notions of womanhood.

Live Life Comfortably

a forward-looking, sustainable approach to craftmanship and quality to ensure your best night’s sleep.

BEE LINE for Billionaire Boys Club is a sub-line derived from the US streetwear brand Billionaire Boys Club (BBC). Launched in 2012 through a collaboration between Pharrell Williams and menswear designer Mark McNairy, it primarily offers exclusive apparel that bridges menswear and streetwear.

A soft archive.

Ben Lenovitz is an artist and designer born in 1991 and from New York. He studied painting at SUNY New Paltz and launched the wooden block art project “Art on Block” in 2014. Working primarily in drawing, oil painting, spray painting, sculpture, and pet portraits, he takes animals such as dogs and cats, urban creatures, people, and imaginary characters as his subjects. He is known for an approach that combines pop art and folk art, and has contributed artwork to television shows and illustrated *Minding the Store*.

Bendees is an eyewear line for infants and toddlers launched in 2023 by ro•sham•bo eyewear, a San Diego, U.S.-based company operated by Scott and Julia Morris. It offers prescription glasses primarily for children aged 0–3, combining flexible Italian-made frames with interchangeable temples and a head strap that can be changed without tools. The glasses can be worn with either the strap or conventional temples.

Step into style with comfort.

The perfect balance of pretty and punk.

Betseyville is an accessories line under Betsey Johnson, created by American designer Betsey Johnson. It began as a bag line in 2003 and offered items centered on bags, including wallets and belts; a shoe line was added in 2007. It was sold as a diffusion line at a more accessible price point than the parent brand, but is no longer produced.

An upcycling/remake brand that reuses vintage deadstock and secondhand clothing to create one-of-a-kind cut-and-sew pieces, denim, and outerwear centered on patchwork and reconstruction.

Elevate your game day style

An American Icon

A bridge line targeted at fashion-conscious women who seek sophisticated styles.

Bill Blass Couture was a high-priced couture line derived from the American fashion brand Bill Blass. Against the backdrop of the New York fashion house founded by William Ralph Blass in 1970, a women’s footwear line of the same name was announced in 2006. It also operated as a couture business, but its closure was reported at the end of 2008, and it has since ceased operations.

Bill Blass USA was a derivative line of Bill Blass developed in New York by American designer Bill Blass (William Ralph Blass). Introduced in 1995 as a bridge line, it targeted the market between couture and ready-to-wear, offering women’s jackets, skirts, coats, pants, blouses, sweaters, belts, shoes, bags, and other items. It was sold as a secondary collection for Bill Blass’s younger customers, but was discontinued in the late 1990s and replaced by a successor suit collection.

Inspired by the sea and nature

WEALTH IS OF THE HEART AND MIND, NOT THE POCKET.

Ice Cream Clothing is more than streetwear, it’s a cultural stamp.

WEALTH IS OF THE HEART AND MIND, NOT THE POCKET.

Style That Lives With You

Climb. Ski. Run. Hike.

Reimagine Brooks Brothers' heritage pieces through a modern lens as a formalwear capsule.

Blass by Bill Blass is a diffusion line derived from the American fashion brand Bill Blass. In 2006, under a licensing agreement with Bill Blass Limited, The Fashion House launched it as a secondary collection of women’s shoes and presented its Fall/Winter collection that same year. Aimed at a broader audience, it occupied a mid-priced, casual segment and covered women’s apparel, shoes, and other items. The trademark application was abandoned in 2010 after a declaration of use was not filed, and the line is now discontinued.

Blassport was a diffusion line launched in 1972 by American designer Bill Blass as Bill Blass’s mid-priced sportswear division. It offered dresses, skirts, jackets, coats, shirts, slacks, loungewear, and other items, with prices more accessible than those of the main collection. It was a historic line marketed primarily in the U.S. market from the 1970s through the 1990s, and the name was later also used for licensed products.

Born in US, No Boundaries raised

Uncompromising Performance.

A kids’ line offering the same level of production precision and cold-weather performance as the adult collection. Its range centers on outerwear featuring vivid colors and technical materials.

Happy. Breezy. Free.

Blue by Betsey Johnson is a footwear line created by American fashion designer Betsey Johnson. It began in 2013 as a bridal footwear collection and offers pumps, sandals, boots, sneakers, and other styles. Blue soles are its signature, and the line is derived from the parent brand Betsey Johnson.

designed specifically to complement a curvier shape, rather than just extending the styles found in the women’s department

Our namesake is a testament to the crazy things you’ll do for love — we’ve been chasing that feeling ever since.

Take Comfort in Børn.

One Block at a Time

CLEAN SKIN CARE FOR TIMELESS RESULTS

Brain Dead is a catalyst for creative minds from around the world. With its unique, disruptive approach, the brand interprets the cultural landscape through clothes, objects, and artworks. A meeting place for a network of contemporary subcultures, Brain Dead bridges different worlds, scenes, and perspectives under the same roof. Brain Dead is ultimately about people, their cultures, and their attitudes.

Gear up. Ascend.

A Different Way to Fly

Brett designs for a new kind of international man.

Brock Collection was inspired by a desire to reinterpret wearable clothing and create luxury pieces that you can live in.

Brooklyn's Own by Rocawear is a U.S.-based apparel brand developed as a diffusion line of ROCAWEAR. Iconix International describes its products as rooted in music, Brooklyn, and street culture, and as reflecting the American lifestyle. Its primary target audience is men aged 12–30, and it offers clothing for urban lifestyles ranging from mainstream to underground.

Makers and Merchants in One

Clothing for casual settings that incorporates the sensibility and design spirit of kate spade saturday