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Lowe’s, the nation’s leading home improvement retailer, has partnered with Carhartt, the iconic workwear brand. The partnership will bring Carhartt’s high-quality, durable workwear to Lowe’s stores and online, making it easier for hardworking pros to find the gear they need to get the job done.
“We are excited to partner with Carhartt, a brand synonymous with quality and durability,” said Marvin Ellison, Lowe’s CEO. “This partnership will allow us to offer our customers a wider selection of workwear that is perfect for the tough jobs they do.”
The Carhartt workwear that will be available at Lowe’s includes a variety of items, such as:
The Lowe’s and Carhartt partnership is a boon for hardworking pros. It will make it easier for them to find the high-quality, durable workwear they need to get the job done.
The Lowe’s and Carhartt partnership is a smart move for both companies. Lowe’s gains access to a popular and trusted brand, while Carhartt gains exposure to a wider audience of potential customers. The partnership is also a win for hardworking pros, who now have easier access to the high-quality, durable workwear needed to get the job done.
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But the CEOs who make history in downturns aren’t the ones with the deepest cuts
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