S&S Activewear announces the expansion of its portfolio through exclusive agreements with vineyard vines and Marmot. These additions deepen S&S’s extensive retail offerings and reflect the company’s continued focus on bringing customers the most sought-after apparel in the industry, the company shares in a press release.

“S&S’s expanded partnership with vineyard vines and Marmot aims to keep our customers’ competitive,” said Toby Whitmoyer, chief commercial officer at S&S Activewear. “By aligning with brands like vineyard vines and Marmot, we’re not just expanding our line-up — we’re helping our customers grow, differentiate, and win in their markets. This is what we mean when we talk about elevating the options we bring to the table.”

vineyard vines brings a collection of styles inspired by the coastal lifestyle — from polos and outerwear to bags and headwear. With this new partnership, S&S is now able to offer vineyard vines products across its entire customer base.

“At vineyard vines, we’re all about helping people live the ‘Every day should feel this good’ lifestyle,” said JoAnn Slattery, senior vice president Wholesale and Licensed Stores of vineyard vines. “S&S Activewear understands the importance of delivering quality and consistency — values that align closely with our own. This continued partnership allows customers across the country to access custom products that reflect the vineyard vines lifestyle, whether for their teams, events, or businesses.”

Marmot bolsters S&S’s presence in the performance and outdoor category with a line of technical outerwear and gear built for serious conditions. Known for its quality and durability, Marmot is ideal for customers seeking premium products that can handle the elements — making it perfect for outdoor retailers, corporate gifting and active lifestyle programs, as shared in the press release.

Hear more from Frank Myers, CEO of S&S Activewear, in the May 2025 episode of the Apparelist podcast.

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