US: Kellwood to sell Smart Shirts to focus on brands
Author: just-style.com | 7 November 2007
Apparel maker Kellwood Company is selling its Smart Shirts manufacturing operations and related real estate assets for $161m as it seeks to reduce its exposure to private labels and reposition the company to build on its higher-end lifestyle brands.
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