Randa Apparel & Accessories

What does Randa Apparel & Accessories own?
Randa owns 30+ brands including Haggar Clothing Co., Tribal Sportswear, XIX Palms, Moss Bros, and UNTUCKit (acquired September 2026). The company co-owns Totes and Isotoner with Marquee Brands. Randa also produces licensed accessories and apparel for Levi's, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Tommy Bahama, Kenneth Cole, Dickies, Columbia, Izod, and Chaps.

Is Randa publicly traded?
No. Randa is a privately held, family-owned company controlled by the Spiegel family. The legal entity is Randa Accessories Leather Goods LLC, registered in Delaware. The company does not trade on any stock exchange and does not publicly disclose audited financial results.

Who founded Randa?
The Spiegel family's apparel business began in 1910 when Samuel Spiegel and Harry Spiegel started selling neckwear from a pushcart on Manhattan's Lower East Side. Randa Neckwear was incorporated in 1935 by William Rosenburgh and Morris Apotheker. Herbert Spiegel acquired the company in 1965 and led it for more than 60 years until his death in February 2026.

Where is Randa headquartered?
Randa is headquartered in New York, New York, USA, with offices at 417 Fifth Avenue. The company operates 27 offices in 12 countries including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Australia, China, India, and the Philippines.

How many brands does Randa own?
Randa owns 30+ brands across owned, licensed, and co-owned categories. Owned brands include Haggar, Tribal Sportswear, XIX Palms, Moss Bros, and UNTUCKit. Co-owned brands include Totes and Isotoner (with Marquee Brands). The licensed portfolio includes Levi's, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Kenneth Cole, Dickies, and Columbia.

Who owns Randa?
Randa is owned by the Spiegel family. Jeffrey Spiegel serves as Chairman and CEO, the fourth generation of the founding family. Justin Spiegel serves as President. Herbert Spiegel, who led the company from 1965 until his death in February 2026, was the third generation owner.

Has Randa made major acquisitions recently?
Yes. Randa acquired Haggar and Tribal in 2019, Moss Bros in 2020, XIX Palms and Totes/Isotoner (with Marquee Brands) in 2024, and UNTUCKit in September 2026. The UNTUCKit acquisition terms were not disclosed. UNTUCKit will continue operating as a standalone brand from its SoHo, New York headquarters.

What is Randa's revenue?
Randa reported sales exceeding US$1 billion in 2019, the last year for which figures were publicly disclosed. Current revenue is likely higher given the Haggar, Tribal, Moss Bros, XIX Palms, Totes/Isotoner, and UNTUCKit acquisitions completed since 2019, but the company does not publicly disclose current financial results.

The Spiegel family's involvement in the apparel business began in 1910, when Samuel Spiegel and Harry Spiegel started selling neckwear from a pushcart on Manhattan's Lower East Side under the name Spiegel Neckwear. The Lower East Side was the center of the American garment industry in the early 20th century, and the pushcart trade was the entry point for many immigrant apparel businesses.

Randa Neckwear was incorporated in 1935 by William Rosenburgh and Morris Apotheker. The company built a neckwear manufacturing and distribution business through the mid-20th century, supplying ties to department stores and menswear retailers across the United States.

In 1965, Herbert Spiegel acquired Randa Neckwear and later bought out other family stakeholders, consolidating control under the Spiegel family. Herbert led the company for more than 60 years, building it from a neckwear manufacturer into a diversified apparel and accessories company. He died in February 2026 at age 97, having seen the company through four generations of family leadership.

Under Herbert Spiegel's leadership, Randa expanded beyond neckwear into belts, wallets, leather goods, rainwear, gloves, slippers, and tailored clothing. The company built a licensed accessories business, producing products under brand names including Levi's, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, and Kenneth Cole. The licensing model allowed Randa to grow revenue without the brand-building costs of owning consumer brands.

The current Randa Apparel & Accessories name was adopted in 2019, reflecting the company's evolution beyond neckwear into a diversified apparel and accessories platform. The name change coincided with two significant acquisitions in 2019: Haggar Clothing Co., the American menswear brand founded in 1926 in Dallas, Texas, and Tribal Fashion (now Tribal Sportswear), the Canadian women's apparel brand.

In March 2020, Randa acquired Moss Bros, the British men's formalwear retailer founded in 1851, through a partnership. The acquisition extended Randa's presence into the UK market. In June 2024, Randa co-acquired Totes and Isotoner, the weather accessories brands, with Marquee Brands. Also in 2024, Randa acquired XIX Palms, a women's lifestyle brand.

In September 2026, Randa acquired UNTUCKit, the digitally native menswear brand known for shirts designed to be worn untucked. The acquisition terms were not disclosed. UNTUCKit will continue operating from its SoHo, New York headquarters as a standalone brand, with co-founders Chris Riccobono and Aaron Sanandres remaining involved in day-to-day operations. UNTUCKit operates approximately 70 retail stores in the United States and an e-commerce business, with estimated sales of US$200 to US$250 million.

Randa publishes an ESG report, with the most recent available being the 2024 ESG Report. The report highlights the company's global workforce of 1,000+ associates across 27 offices in 12 countries.

The company's sustainability activities are centered on responsible sourcing, supply chain transparency, and workforce practices across its global manufacturing footprint. Randa's manufacturing operations span the United States, Mexico, Guatemala, China, India, and the Philippines, requiring compliance with labor and environmental standards across multiple jurisdictions.

Randa does not hold B Corp certification, and none of its owned brands are independently verified as B Corp certified as of 2026. The company's ESG posture is best characterized as operational compliance and responsible sourcing rather than independent certification or public target-setting.

Randa and its brands have not received significant independent industry awards recognition in 2025 and 2026 that would warrant a dedicated section. The company's profile in trade press including WWD has focused on its acquisition activity rather than awards or recognition.