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Posted Date: 11/1/2009

Dorfman Pacific and Panama Jack to Partner on Headwear

Dorfman Pacific has signed a new licensing agreement with Panama Jack for men's and women's headwear.

Headwear is a natural for the Panama Jack brand, and Dorfman Pacific is delighted to have the opportunity to bring our design and marketing expertise to bear on it, said Dorfman Pacific president and CEO Douglas Highsmith.

Founded in 1974 with the highly distinctive logo of the monocled man wearing a panama hat, Panama Jack has grown to personify the popular escape of the beach lifestyle.

Dorfman Pacific reports that it is the largest full-line in-stock headwear company in the world.

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