Prime Source Accessories, Inc. Announces the Launch of Their New Lifestyle Brand, Sloane Ranger

Sloane Ranger to be launched at the summer 2011 gift shows, including AmericasMart Atlanta.

2011-06-23

STUART, FL, June 23, 2011 (Press-News.org) Prime Source Accessories, Inc. announces the launch of their new lifestyle brand, Sloane Ranger. The brand began as an idea to fashion the checklist for the Sloane Ranger. Inspired by the streets of Sloane Square in London, it was time to bring the Sloane's effortless cool and confident styling across the pond, and thus the Sloane Ranger brand was born.

"London is such a special place for me. I make the trip at least twice per year and I have always been inspired by the Sloanes of Chelsea. With this brand we will bring the Sloane Ranger lifestyle to the American public," says Chief Creative Officer Maureen Lorr Schmidt.

Sloane Ranger's initial product launch includes a range of heavyweight canvas bags and small accessories with preppy animal motifs in classic, muted color stories. The brand has plans to expand into other categories of merchandise including leather-trimmed goods, apparel and more.

The official Sloane Ranger launch will take place this July at AmericasMart Atlanta. The brand will be showcased in the AmericasMart Showroom Just Got 2 Have It and will be an integral part of Just Got 2 Have It's official show theme, "The Royal Treatment."

Sloane Ranger will also have a presence at the following summer trade shows: Dallas Market (Daniel Richards #2135); Chicago (Daniel Richards #13-512); LA Mart (Sales Producers #451), the New York International Gift Fair (Booth# 1313) and WWDMAGIC Las Vegas (jrs LVCC71910).

The Sloane Ranger brand will be sold exclusively in college bookstores and higher-end specialty retailers across the country including all Swoozies store locations, www.swoozies.com/store-locations.

The Sloane Ranger brand has signed on the following sales force: Daniel Richards in the TOLA, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest territories; Sales Producers in CA, AZ, NV, NM, HI; Just Got 2 Have It in the Southeast territory and Kris & Co. in the Northeast.

Retailers and consumers wanting to learn more about the brand can visit www.sloaneranger.com to view the collection. An official launch video has been posted to Sloane Ranger's YouTube Channel, www.youtube.com/sloanerangerusa.

For more information about Sloane Ranger please contact Alex Chauss at alex@sloaneranger.com or 772.919.7584.

About - Sloane Ranger is a division of Prime Source Accessories, Inc, a privately held company based out of Stuart, FL. The Sloane Ranger lifestyle brand was created in 2011 and its product collection is sold exclusively in college and university stores as well as specialty retailers across the country. Visit the Sloane Ranger website, www.sloaneranger.com to learn more. Prime Source Accessories, Inc. also owns the following brands: RIU (Room It Up ); TempTotes and Twist.

Website: http://www.sloaneranger.com

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