Jos. A. Bank Looking at Lucky Brand

Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. (Baltimore) has reportedly joined the bidding for Lucky Brand Jeans (Vernon, Calif.).

The apparel and denim company is being sold by parent Fifth & Pacific Companies Inc. (New York), the former Liz Claiborne Inc.

According to Women’s Wear Daily, Fifth & Pacific wants to focus on its Kate Spade unit and is said to want to raise $700 million by selling off both its Lucky Brand and Juicy Couture divisions. WWD reports that the asking price for Lucky Brands is said be around $400 million, $300 million for Juicy Couture.

“The second rounds have been completed in both auctions,” said Women’s Wear, “and the race for Juicy is down to IDG Capital Partners, a China-focused investment firm, and one other player, whose identity could not be learned, said a source. Iconix Brand Group Inc. was also looking at Juicy, but is said to have dropped out.”

Jos. A. Bank ceo Neal Black would not confirm the rumor. 
 

steve kaufman

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