NEW YORK – Revman International is developing licensed collections for a pair of high-profile brands.
Marquee Brands has partnered with Revman as the Martha Stewart bedding and bath essentials brand licensee. Set to debut in fall 2025, the lines will feature a curated solid color palette, complementary textile prints, rich textures and detailed craftsmanship.
The collections will encompass sheet sets, comforters, duvet covers, quilts, blankets, throws, decorative pillows, towels and rugs available across the Martha Stewart, Everyday by Martha Stewart and Martha by Martha Stewart brands. Revman is also the long-time producer soft home products under the Laura Ashley brand, which Marquee acquired in early 2025.
“The designs are reflective of my high standards of quality and function, and they also incorporate new and universal designs,” said Stewart.
Revman president and CEO described Stewart as “the ultimate lifestyle influencer and the authority on color and home décor trends.”
He added, “Our team is very excited to be collaborating with Martha and the Marquee Brands team on a comprehensive line of home products that offer form, function and value.”
The Martha Stewart collection will be housed in its own space on a second showroom floor Revman added last fall at its Empire State Building headquarters.
That floor also houses Revman’s new Tommy Hilfiger collection. Although Hilfiger quietly debuted during the September 2024 New York Home Fashions Market, the licensing agreement was officially announced just yesterday by brand owner PVH Corp.
The new Tommy Hilfiger home collection includes fashion bedding and bath, and will launch this spring. The distribution agreement covers the U.S., Canada and Mexico. The agreement’s initial term runs through 2029.
“Our collaboration with the talented Tommy Hilfiger team focuses on creating elevated essentials for the modern American lifestyle,” said Laurie Sages, Revman’s VP of product development and merchandising. “Inspired by coastal prep, the collection features crisp cottons, signature embroideries, and rich textures, complemented by classic yarn dyes. Each piece showcases thoughtful details and embodies a calm, optimistic spirit that is unmistakably Tommy.”
The agreement returns Hilfiger to Revman’s designer brand portfolio after an absence of nearly eight years. Revman also produces the soft home collection for the PVH-owned Calvin Klein brand.
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