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Partnership deal aims to expand Copy clothing brand
San Clemente-based Four Star Distribution plans to ‘make a substantial investment’ to help expand the line.
By Ashly McGlonePublished: January 27, 2010 08:00 AM
San Clemente-based Four Star Distribution, the owner of footwear and apparel skate brand C1RCA, signed a partnership agreement with the maker of the men’s sportswear line Copy.
“We plan to make a substantial investment into the development of the brand,” says Four Star Senior Vice President Arely Benavides.
Designer Murphy Martines founded Copy in 2006 in Ladera Ranch. Described as directional men’s sportswear, the brand seeks to cross over the line between streetwear and menswear. Current offerings span from jeans to hoodies and tank tops, and can be found at retail stores such as Urban Outfitters, Active and American Rag.
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“We plan to make a substantial investment into the development of the brand,” says Four Star Senior Vice President Arely Benavides. Designer Murphy Martines founded Copy in 2006 in Ladera Ranch. Described as directional men’s sportswear, the brand seeks to cross over the line between streetwear and menswear. Current offerings span from jeans to hoodies and tank tops, and can be found at retail stores such as Urban Outfitters, Active and American Rag. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Linsalata Capital Partners buys Manhattan Beachwear Partnership makes OC Motorsport shop for all things Jeep Irvine-based Boost Mobile 'shuffles' to Super Bowl Newport Beach's Daddy Cakes partners with Paul Frank |
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