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Sears Canada Innovates: Teams With Buffalo and ALDO

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Sears Canada is partnering with Buffalo and ALDO. Both companies will produce private-label merchandise for Sears. 

Buffalo International will design and manufacture Sears’ ‘Nevada’ line of clothing for both men and women. ALDO will design and manufacture brands ‘Nevada’ and ‘Attitude’ clothing for men and women, as well as the ‘Jessica’ brand of women’s shoes. These product launches will happen for the Fall 2013 season.

Buffalo is a 1973-founded Montreal-based clothing manufacturer and retailer with distribution in 18 countries via about 3000 retail locations. It was started by designer David Bitton.

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ALDO is a 1972-founded Montreal-based shoe manufacturer and retailer with about 1,600 retal stores in 80 countries. According to Sears’ press release, “ALDO Product Services (APS) is a division of the ALDO Group dedicated to providing branded wholesale and private label fashion footwear and accessories. Through its work with select retail clients, APS creates and develop brands, by offering all the tools and resources to help companies succeed, from research, product design and development to branding, marketing and distribution.

Sears Canada seems serious about succeeding. We’ve been told by someone close to the company that we can expect other innovations under their CEO, Calvin MacDonald. We’ll report on more Sears activity when received. 

Sears issued two press releases from which this article was written. The link to Buffalo’s involvement is here, while the link to ALDO’s involvement is here

Sears Canada website: www.sears.ca

Buffalo Jeans website: www.buffalojeans.com

ALDO website: www.aldoshoes.com

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