It must have seemed like a win-win at the time. Clothing retailer Lands’ End, desperate to refurbish its image into something relevant and chic, featured an interview with legendary feminist Gloria ...

Apparel retailer Lands’ End this week stumbled with its new “Legends” effort, a series of interviews with iconic figures to be featured in its catalogs. Many customers found its first feature subject, ...

Clothing retailer Lands' End is in hot water after it published an interview with political activist Gloria Steinem in its spring catalog, prompting outrage from some customers. Steinem, a feminist ...

Taking it back. After Lands’ End featured an interview with notable feminist activist Gloria Steinem in its spring catalog, the brand’s anti-abortion customers complained. In response to a flood of ...

Lands’ End, best known as a quiet purveyor of mom-friendly tote bags and tunics, has found itself at the center of a cultural firestorm. In one of the retailer’s recent catalogs, it included an ...

Small Cap Consumer Research analyst Eric Beder reiterated a Buy rating on the shares of Lands End Inc (NASDAQ:LE) with a price forecast of $20.00 after reviewing the March catalog. Lands’ End’s March ...

Talk about a public-relations nightmare. Literally EVERYONE is really, really mad at Lands' End. The clothing retailer, which boasts a large female customer base and a robust school uniform business, ...

Wisconsin-based retailer Lands’ End is apologizing to customers for featuring an interview with feminist and political activist Gloria Steinem in its spring catalog and has removed references to her ...

Apparel merchant Lands’ End has launched its January digital catalog with enhanced service functions including touch, pinch and zoom gestures developed for the iPad. Future editions of the ...

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Emily Lamb wouldn’t call herself a hero. But a national clothing catalog did. Emily Lamb, left, visits with Michael Perkins and Sarah Coleman during a party at the Community Drop-In Center, 214 W.