Men's Fashion Brands H

Welcome to the H section of the Men's Fashion Brands directory. In this area of the fashion brand directory you will find men's fashion brands from leading apparel companies and fashion designers that begin with the letter H: eight brand profiles in all, gathered in the grid below - Haggar, Hanes, Hanro, Helly Hansen, Hickey Freeman, Horizon, Hugo Boss and Hurley. H is a letter of long spans: its oldest record begins in Norway in 1877, its tailoring house was built in the early years of the 20th century, and its youngest company was started by a surfboard shaper in 1999 - with basics, underwear, outdoor gear and tailored clothing between them.

If you know of an important men's clothing brand that begins with the letter H and is not listed in this section, please let us know. Readers looking for luxury fashion can also try the wider Fashion Brand directory, and the A-to-Z letter links ride in this page's alphabet bar. Each profile below gives its facts in full - founding facts, product lists and claims - and says plainly where the available information is thin, as it is for Haggar, Hanro, Horizon and Hugo Boss.

The Eight H Brands

The letter's working-water pair frames its range. Helly Hansen, founded in 1877 and headquartered in Moss until October 2009 and in Oslo since, is a Norwegian producer of textiles and gear for sports and work on the ocean and in the mountains. Hurley, at the letter's end, is its American echo a century later: the surf apparel company started in 1999 by Bob Hurley, the Huntington Beach shaper whose lighter, faster, more flexible board ethos became board shorts. Between them sit the tailored names: Hickey Freeman, built by Jacob Freeman and Jeremiah Hickey in Rochester, New York, under the motto Keep the Quality Up, and Hugo Boss, filed by the directory under fine men's tailored clothing and dress shirts.

The letter's everyday half runs on trousers and basics. Haggar opens the hub as the trouser specialist - dress pants, casual khakis, shirts for men. Hanes carries the letter's fullest basics record: comfort, fit and style promised across activewear, underwear, tees, sweats, polos, loungewear, socks and thermals. Hanro is the directory's second underwear name, filed by its category alone and kept strictly product-focused. Horizon closes the honest end of the directory's range: a men's fashion brand recorded by its positioning and nothing more, rather than padded with an invented history.

How to Use This H Hub

Start from the kind of research you are doing. For a brand's story, open its profile: each one gives its facts in full and links the official brand site in References where one is available - five of the eight have one; Haggar, Hanro and Horizon do not, and their profiles say so plainly. For a purchase, use the shopping buttons on each profile and the men's clothing store directory linked from every page, and judge each garment against the standard its own profile records, from Hickey Freeman's craftsmanship test to Helly Hansen's equipment test.

The directory's editorial links run through all nine H pages - in the grid below, the alphabet bar, the navigation and each profile's own lists. Eight names make the H section: an outdoor maker from 1877, a tailoring house from the early 1900s, a surf brand from 1999, two underwear and basics names, a trouser specialist, a tailored name filed by its title, and a brand filed by name and category alone. That is the H section, in its full range.