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Palm Angels partners with Area B to expand underwear line in EMEA region
Palm Angels partners with Area B to expand underwear line in EMEA region

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time21-07-2025

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Palm Angels partners with Area B to expand underwear line in EMEA region

The Palm Angels universe continues to expand. Founded in 2015 by Francesco Ragazzi and now controlled by US-based business Bluestar Alliance, the label has signed a five-year agreement with Area B to develop its new underwear line in the EMEA region. The first collection resulting from the partnership with the Padua-based underwear and beachwear specialist will include men's and women's models and will debut on the market in January 2026. "The license will enable Palm Angels and Area B to reach new markets, engage key players and offer consumers high-quality products at an affordable price," the brand announced in a statement. The deal comes a few months after the announcement of the agreement with Revlon to launch the first Palm Angels-branded fragrance line, expected in 2027. "Area B is excited to begin working with Bluestar Alliance to strengthen Palm Angels' positioning in the underwear industry," said Federico Venturato, owner and CEO of Area B. "Our team of qualified and dynamic professionals has gone through one of the most complex periods in the history of the textile industry over the past five years. I am confident that their expertise will help further develop and expand Palm Angels' distribution and continue to offer consumers the quality and craftsmanship they have come to expect from the brand." Area B has been in the business of manufacturing and distributing beachwear, underwear and sportswear for more than 20 years. Its portfolio includes licenses for brands such as Philipp Plein Mare, Kurt Geiger London, and Trussardi among others. Palm Angels was acquired in early 2025 by global brand management company Bluestar Alliance, owner of streetwear label Off-White, among others. Following the transaction, Palm Angels' Francesco Ragazzi exited the business' corporate structure.

Palm Angels partners with Area B to expand underwear line in EMEA region
Palm Angels partners with Area B to expand underwear line in EMEA region

Fashion Network

time21-07-2025

  • Business
  • Fashion Network

Palm Angels partners with Area B to expand underwear line in EMEA region

The Palm Angels universe continues to expand. Founded in 2015 by Francesco Ragazzi and now controlled by US-based business Bluestar Alliance, the label has signed a five-year agreement with Area B to develop its new underwear line in the EMEA region. The first collection resulting from the partnership with the Padua-based underwear and beachwear specialist will include men's and women's models and will debut on the market in January 2026. "The license will enable Palm Angels and Area B to reach new markets, engage key players and offer consumers high-quality products at an affordable price," the brand announced in a statement. The deal comes a few months after the announcement of the agreement with Revlon to launch the first Palm Angels-branded fragrance line, expected in 2027. "Area B is excited to begin working with Bluestar Alliance to strengthen Palm Angels' positioning in the underwear industry," said Federico Venturato, owner and CEO of Area B. "Our team of qualified and dynamic professionals has gone through one of the most complex periods in the history of the textile industry over the past five years. I am confident that their expertise will help further develop and expand Palm Angels' distribution and continue to offer consumers the quality and craftsmanship they have come to expect from the brand." Area B has been in the business of manufacturing and distributing beachwear, underwear and sportswear for more than 20 years. Its portfolio includes licenses for brands such as Philipp Plein Mare, Kurt Geiger London, and Trussardi among others. Palm Angels was acquired in early 2025 by global brand management company Bluestar Alliance, owner of streetwear label Off-White, among others. Following the transaction, Palm Angels' Francesco Ragazzi exited the business' corporate structure.

Palm Angels partners with Area B to expand underwear line in EMEA region
Palm Angels partners with Area B to expand underwear line in EMEA region

Fashion Network

time21-07-2025

  • Business
  • Fashion Network

Palm Angels partners with Area B to expand underwear line in EMEA region

The Palm Angels universe continues to expand. Founded in 2015 by Francesco Ragazzi and now controlled by US-based business Bluestar Alliance, the label has signed a five-year agreement with Area B to develop its new underwear line in the EMEA region. The first collection resulting from the partnership with the Padua-based underwear and beachwear specialist will include men's and women's models and will debut on the market in January 2026. "The license will enable Palm Angels and Area B to reach new markets, engage key players and offer consumers high-quality products at an affordable price," the brand announced in a statement. The deal comes a few months after the announcement of the agreement with Revlon to launch the first Palm Angels-branded fragrance line, expected in 2027. "Area B is excited to begin working with Bluestar Alliance to strengthen Palm Angels' positioning in the underwear industry," said Federico Venturato, owner and CEO of Area B. "Our team of qualified and dynamic professionals has gone through one of the most complex periods in the history of the textile industry over the past five years. I am confident that their expertise will help further develop and expand Palm Angels' distribution and continue to offer consumers the quality and craftsmanship they have come to expect from the brand." Area B has been in the business of manufacturing and distributing beachwear, underwear and sportswear for more than 20 years. Its portfolio includes licenses for brands such as Philipp Plein Mare, Kurt Geiger London, and Trussardi among others. Palm Angels was acquired in early 2025 by global brand management company Bluestar Alliance, owner of streetwear label Off-White, among others. Following the transaction, Palm Angels' Francesco Ragazzi exited the business' corporate structure.

Palm Angels inks fragrance licensing deal with Revlon
Palm Angels inks fragrance licensing deal with Revlon

Fashion Network

time21-05-2025

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  • Fashion Network

Palm Angels inks fragrance licensing deal with Revlon

Revlon announced on Tuesday it has inked a new fragrance licensing deal with Palm Angels, as the Italian luxury marque looks to expand its perfume offerings to more consumers worldwide. See catwalk The new partnership with Revlon includes the development of fragrance lines for both men and women, as well as scented ancillary products. The first collection is expected to launch in 2027. Founded in 2015 by Francesco Ragazzi, Palm Angels has been recognized for its unique blend of American skate culture and Italian craftsmanship, attracting a global fanbase that includes fashion insiders, musicians, and celebrities alike. Earlier this year, the Milanese brand was acquired by American firm Bluestar Alliance. ​ 'We're thrilled to partner with Revlon to create Palm Angels' first permanent fragrance collection' said Joey Gabbay, CEO of Bluestar Alliance, which also recently acquired Off-White from LVMH. 'Revlon's expertise and capabilities will allow us to enter the fragrance business with confidence. Palm Angels has always aimed to create a lifestyle experience for our customers rooted in street culture that extends beyond clothing, and fragrance is a natural next step to shaping this world upon the brand's 10-year anniversary." The deal is also set to bolster Revlon's fragrance brand portfolio, as it enters its next phase of growth. 'This partnership with one of Europe's most exciting fashion brands is both transformative and full of potential for Revlon," said ​Michelle Peluso, CEO of Revlon. "As we focus on accelerating Revlon's fragrance business, Palm Angels is a fantastic partner who will help us reach new, prestige audiences, in new geographies and across new distribution channels. The Palm Angels team has built a highly engaged following and together I look forward to serving them further through this landmark fragrance deal.' Earlier this month, the New York-based company announced a new global fragrance licensing deal with four-time Grammy-nominated artist, Ice Spice.

Palm Angels inks fragrance licensing deal with Revlon
Palm Angels inks fragrance licensing deal with Revlon

Fashion Network

time20-05-2025

  • Business
  • Fashion Network

Palm Angels inks fragrance licensing deal with Revlon

Revlon announced on Tuesday it has inked a new fragrance licensing deal with Palm Angels, as the Italian luxury marque looks to expand its perfume offerings to more consumers worldwide. See catwalk The new partnership with Revlon includes the development of fragrance lines for both men and women, as well as scented ancillary products. The first collection is expected to launch in 2027. Founded in 2015 by Francesco Ragazzi, Palm Angels has been recognized for its unique blend of American skate culture and Italian craftsmanship, attracting a global fanbase that includes fashion insiders, musicians, and celebrities alike. Earlier this year, the Milanese brand was acquired by American firm Bluestar Alliance. ​ 'We're thrilled to partner with Revlon to create Palm Angels' first permanent fragrance collection' said Joey Gabbay, CEO of Bluestar Alliance, which also recently acquired Off-White from LVMH. 'Revlon's expertise and capabilities will allow us to enter the fragrance business with confidence. Palm Angels has always aimed to create a lifestyle experience for our customers rooted in street culture that extends beyond clothing, and fragrance is a natural next step to shaping this world upon the brand's 10-year anniversary." The deal is also set to bolster Revlon's fragrance brand portfolio, as it enters its next phase of growth. 'This partnership with one of Europe's most exciting fashion brands is both transformative and full of potential for Revlon," said ​Michelle Peluso, CEO of Revlon. "As we focus on accelerating Revlon's fragrance business, Palm Angels is a fantastic partner who will help us reach new, prestige audiences, in new geographies and across new distribution channels. The Palm Angels team has built a highly engaged following and together I look forward to serving them further through this landmark fragrance deal.' Earlier this month, the New York-based company announced a new global fragrance licensing deal with four-time Grammy-nominated artist, Ice Spice.

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