RLM Apparel Software Systems Inc. is welcoming three popular fashion brands to the fast-growing list of apparel, footwear and accessories companies that have selected the cloud-based FashionManager™ software solution to manage their concept-to-consumer operations.
Thom Browne, a men's and women's wear design house based in New York, started in 2003 with traditional made-to-measure suits that have evolved into designs that have drawn attention from the fashion and design industries worldwide. The company launched men's ready-to-wear in 2004; followed by a women’s RTW collection in 2011. The designer has been honored with the CFDA Menswear Designer of the Year Award in 2006 and 2013, GQ Designer of the Year in 2008, and the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award in 2012. Thom Browne collections are available through his flagships stores in NY and Tokyo as well as at designer specialty stores around the world.
Inspired by contemporary art, fashion, music and film, Modern Vintage is a lifestyle brand and fashion footwear collection for men and women that merges both a “Modern” & “Vintage” point of view to create new trends in textures, silhouettes and innovative marketing. The brand aesthetic is defined by the idea of creating an offering, which combines common elements of fashion with redefined design techniques.
In recent years, Los Angeles-based Simon Miller USA has grown from a niche denim supplier to a fully realized collection offering high-end knitwear, shirts, and more; all with the same combination of quality and lived-in style found in their jeans. Simon Miller fashions can be found at Barneys, Bergdorf Goodman and specialty stores in the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
“We welcome these three companies to the RLM family of clients,” said RLM Partner Andy Lynn. “We are pleased to see that these and other successful brands continue to confirm our commitment to continuous product improvements and dedication to fashion-ready solutions. We are honored with the opportunity to serve these and so many other fashion leaders.”
