UK’s Asos adds 9 new menswear brands to strengthen fashion portfolio

UK’s Asos adds 9 new menswear brands to strengthen fashion portfolio

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UK’s Asos adds 9 new menswear brands to strengthen fashion portfolio

ASOS, the go-to fashion destination, has announced the launch of nine new fashion and contemporary menswear brands, continuing to build its position as a leading destination for credible, culturally relevant menswear fashion.  

The new arrivals bring together established authority brands with emerging, in-demand names, reflecting how men shop today for high-quality, trend-led styles at accessible prices. The brands joining ASOS this season are Belier, BLEND, BLKVIS, CAPO, Cernucci, Gap, HUF, Pegador and Stan Ray, offering a broad edit spanning statement streetwear, warm-weather dressing and elevated everyday essentials. 

Streetwear is led by culturally relevant brands such as Pegador, HUF and Cernucci, bringing bold graphics,  statement silhouettes and logo-led pieces, while Stan Ray adds a modern workwear edge through practical, everyday  casual styles designed for versatility.   

Asos has expanded its menswear offering with nine new fashion and contemporary brands, including Gap, HUF, Pegador and Stan Ray.
The move strengthens its position as a trend-led menswear destination, spanning streetwear, summer essentials and elevated basics, while reflecting growing online demand for style inspiration and accessible fashion.

Warm weather and holiday dressing come from BLEND, Belier and CAPO, with coordinated sets, linen, crochet and easy summer staples designed to work across occasions. Elevated everyday pieces complete the edit, with Belier and  BLKVIS offering smart-casual essentials including textured knits, premium basics and tailored trousers that work beyond a single season. 

ASOS has also become a wholesale partner for Gap in the UK and Ireland, marking a significant addition to its menswear portfolio. The launch includes more than 100 products, featuring Gap’s most recognisable staples, from denim and trans-seasonal knits to relaxed linen co-ords. 

The expansion reflects evolving menswear shopping habits, with ASOS research showing that nearly 40% of men browse online for clothing inspiration every week*. By bringing new brands and curated edits together in one place, ASOS aims to make it easier for customers to move seamlessly from inspiration to purchase. 

Shazmeen Malik, Partner Brands and Flexible Fulfilment Director, at ASOS, said: At ASOS, we’re known for great wardrobe staples, but we’re also the destination for the latest trends and inspiration. Over the last two years, 40% of our men’s branded portfolio has been newly acquired, bringing together trusted names like Gap and HUF alongside a fresh mix of contemporary and streetwear brands. It means customers can discover something new while still finding those everyday pieces they know and love.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (RM)



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