Huckberry takes over men's apparel brand Wellen

09 Jul '18

2 min read

Courtesy: Huckberry

Huckberry, the online men's retailer based in San Francisco and founded in 2011, has taken over premium men's apparel brand Wellen. Founded in 2007 by Matthew Jung, Wellen's beach lifestyle clothing has attracted a dedicated fanbase around the globe. Huckberry will begin unveiling new Wellen collections in 2019. Huckberry has a second office in Columbus.

"Through the years Wellen consistently inspired us to hit the beach—and their gear ensured we were equipped for whatever the sand and surf sent our way. We've always felt that they shared our vision for making adventure approachable, so we're excited to bring the company under our wing," said Huckberry co-founder Richard Greiner. "We can apply our creative departments and our operational strength to bring Wellen to the next level—all while staying true to the roots Matthew and his team planted."

"I always intended Wellen to be more than a surf brand. It's a brand for everyone with memories of moments enjoyed on the beach," said Jung, founder of Wellen. "Huckberry is more than an online retailer — they're storytellers who bring brands to life. I know the Wellen spirit and the product born from it will reach new heights under the Huckberry umbrella." (SV)

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