Exotic locales. Good food. Rustling palms. Pristine beaches. And the clear blue indigo sky. These are the inspiration to the Seattle, Washington based Tommy Bahama brand. It celebrates island living and relaxation. In 1992, Tony Margolis, Bob Emfield and Lucio Dalla Gasperina conceived the fictional character Tommy Bahama to reflect the fusion of tropical adventures and fine casual living. The company is owned by Oxford Industries in Atlanta, Georgia.

Tommy Bahama now offers a variety of product lines including men and women’s clothing, sportswear, golfwear, swimwear, footwear, accessories, furniture, games and even their own line of rum.

Brands include:

• Tommy Bahama Men’s Sportswear: Luxurious relaxed apparel from golf to dinner. Casual elegance with wovens and knits for the sophisticated man.
• Tommy Bahama Relax: A brand extension from the Tommy Bahama Sportswear focusing on laidback outdoor lifestyle especially around the pool or barbecue grill.
• Tommy Bahama Indigo Palms: Denim inspired and a niche for the funky and fun yet simple and classic approaches to style.
• Tommy Bahama Island Soft: More contemporary collections and various refined blends of premium cotton, silk, cashmere and inspired prints or stripes.
• Tommy Bahama TB 18 Golf: Vibrant colors and technical fabrics envelope the fun and active golf enthusiast.
• Tommy Bahama Women’s Sportswear: Authentic prints and modern silhouettes complement the chic resort wardrobe.
• Tommy Bahama Women’s Swim: Exquisite fabrics and sexy form fitting garments indulge in a day at the pool, beach or favorite getaway.

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Credit and Source Link:
www.tommybahama.com
www.tommybahama.com/TBG/Indigo_Palms.jsp

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