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Press · Product & marketing
Eckhaus Latta and J.Crew Expand Partnership for 27-Piece Capsule Collection
J.Crew expanded its partnership with Eckhaus Latta, launching a 27‑piece men's and women's capsule collection slated for release on September 15, 2026.
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Press · Product & marketing
J.Crew and the American Museum of Natural History Partner on Limited-edition Collection
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Press · People
J. Crew hires former Walmart e-commerce exec
J. Crew hired former Walmart e-commerce executive Stacey Levitt as executive vice president of e-commerce and digital experience.
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Press · People
J. Crew named Kathleen Van Nest Pierce as brand president, effective in August.
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Press · Product & marketing
J.Crew and Lee's First Collab Is the Perfect Mash-Up of Cowboy and Prep
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History · Corporate
J.Crew taken private in a $3 billion buyout in 2011
J.Crew was acquired by TPG Capital and Leonard Green & Partners in a $3 billion leveraged buyout in 2011.
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History · Corporate
J.Crew conducts IPO raising $376 million in 2006
J.Crew held an initial public offering in 2006, raising $376 million.
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History · Retail footprint
J.Crew opens its first retail outlet in Manhattan in 1989
The first J.Crew retail store opened in the South Street Seaport, Manhattan, in March 1989.
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History · Corporate
J.Crew rebrands from Popular Merchandise in 1983
J.Crew changed its name from Popular Merchandise, Inc. to J.Crew, Inc. in 1983.
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