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J.PRESS LADIES

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Country: United States
Founded: 1902 1900s
Category: Clothing Bags Accessories Footwear
Related brands: Clothing brands founded in the 1900s Clothing brands from United States

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Next Trad

J.PRESS LADIES is the womenswear line of J.PRESS, founded in 1902 in New Haven, America, by Jacoby Press. Having evolved alongside Ivy Leaguers and built its own American traditional style, it carries on the origins of “J.PRESS” and continues to offer “Next Trad,” a style that always matches the times. It values TRADITIONAL MIND and offers American traditional styles for women.

Concept

As the womenswear line of the J.PRESS brand, which has evolved alongside Ivy Leaguers and built its own American traditional style, it continues to offer “Next Trad,” a style that always matches the times, without forgetting its origins.

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Parent brands and sub-brands, ordered by founding year.

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Founded: 1902

Year Brand Category Description

1902

J.PRESS

Parent brand

Clothing

The central women’s line that passes on the brand’s established identity

J.PRESS LADIES is the women’s line that carries on J.PRESS’s American traditional style, b

J.PRESS LADIES is the women’s line that carries on J.PRESS’s American traditional style, built over time alongside Ivy Leaguers, for women. While preserving its origins, it presents a next-generation take on traditional style suited to the times. J.PRESS LADIES L extends this established approach to larger sizes, and has a different role from the reworked offerings of J.PRESS ORIGINALS, the streetwear expansion of J.PRESS YORK STREET, and the casual proposals of PENNANT LABEL. It occupies a position at the heart of the brand’s women’s line.

1902 Parent brand

J.PRESS

Clothing

The central women’s line that passes on the brand’s established identity

J.PRESS LADIES is the women’s line that carries on J.PRESS’s American traditional style, b