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Aeropostale finds new way to make money
Aeropostale believes its brand is strong enough that shoppers at other retail outlets will want to buy licensed products bearing its name.
The teen specialty retailer and operator of roughly 800 stores signed a domestic licensing agreement for home textiles with Himatsingka America. Terms of the deal call for Himatsingka to design, manufacture and distribute bedding and bath linens using the Aeropostale label for department stores, big-box retailers and wholesale channels across North America.
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French retailer ready for U.S. pillow fight
There’s an artsy home linens player in town, and comes complete with a French accent.
French home décor and lifestyle brand Madura, best known for its artful and colorful decorative pillows, has opened a flagship in New York City’s Flatiron neighborhood. It’s the opening salvo in the family-run company’s expansion efforts in the United States.

