lucy was a women's activewear brand founded in Portland in 1999 - a VF Corporation brand from 2007 until VF closed its stores and folded it into The North Face in 2017.
lucy designed women's activewear - yoga, training and everyday pieces, including its lucypowermixx fabric blends - and sold it through about 60 stores and its website. VF bought the company in 2007 for $110 million. A decade later, facing a crowded athleisure market, VF announced in February 2017 that lucy's stores would close and the brand would merge into its sister brand The North Face; the stores and website closed by the end of 2017. The profile below is kept in product terms, as the brand's own record presented it.
A short filing still repays close reading, because every word in it is positioning. The mission's verbs are about the wearer's life - live healthy, active, balanced lives - with the apparel cast as inspiration rather than equipment; the blend claim then supplies the product mechanism, an active fit that does not surrender feminine style, and performance described as everyday rather than athletic-elite. In a letter whose other active filing, Luen Thai's Yuen Thai venture, discusses activewear as factory capacity, Lucy's page is the consumer-facing opposite: activewear as a designed lifestyle garment, filed in three sentences. This profile adds no product lists, prices or store facts, because the historical record files none.
The ownership line is the filing's second half: Lucy is part of VF. The parent description kept on the historical record page reads: VF Corp is a multi-billion dollar apparel powerhouse, with an incredibly diverse, international portfolio of fashion brands and products that reach consumers wherever they choose to shop. That is the same billing the VF description receives on other VF divisions' pages in this directory - Lee's filing in this letter carried the VF name before its 2019 spin-off - and it places Lucy inside a portfolio structure rather than a standalone company. The route to the VF Corporation filing in the V letter is kept on this page exactly as the historical record arranged it, which is where a researcher goes for the parent's own record.
The historical record page's photograph of Lucy product is carried in the gallery on the history page by reference. Beyond the mission, the blend and the VF line, the filing is silent: no founding date, no headquarters, no founder, no store count and no range list are given, and this rebuild invents none of them. Where the record is silent, the profile stays silent - the standing rule for the short filings in this directory, applied here as it was to the cluster's shortest Levi's page.
No - VF Corporation closed lucy's stores during 2017 and merged the brand into The North Face; its website closed at the end of 2017.
VF Corporation, which acquired the company in August 2007 for $110 million.
In November 1999, in Portland, Oregon, as the online retailer Lucy.com; its first physical stores opened in 2002.
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