The partnership leverages Barrett’s specialized infrastructure to support the apparel brand’s growth, focusing on inventory staging and replenishment services. According to Sean Eaton, director of operations at Holderness & Bourne, the decision to collaborate with Barrett was driven by the logistics provider’s previous performance and its ability to offer the necessary flexibility for a rapidly evolving business. The Hillsborough site, situated in close proximity to the brand’s headquarters, serves as the primary hub for these activities.

Mark Healy, vice president of customer solutions at Barrett, noted that the alignment between the two companies centers on shared priorities regarding quality and customer satisfaction. Barrett, which has operated since 1941, brings its established technology and managed transportation expertise to the table, facilitating what both parties describe as an expedited onboarding process. This move allows Holderness & Bourne to transition from its existing logistics setup to a more scalable model designed to handle increasing demand for its menswear line.