The brand, created by Huntington Beach native Bob Hurley, will be part of Bluestar Alliance LLC, the parent company of Bebe, Tahari, Brookstone and Limited Too.
Nike has announced the sale of its surfwear brand Hurley to Bluestar Alliance LLC.
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The brand, created by Huntington Beach native Bob Hurley, will be part of Bluestar Alliance LLC, the parent company of Bebe, Tahari, Brookstone and Limited Too.
Krysta Gahagen:
Nike has announced the sale of its surfwear brand Hurley to Bluestar Alliance LLC. No comment yet.
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