Oxford Industries.
American high-end clothing company
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What's happening
One to three months ago
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Oxford Industries is now the parent company of Tommy Bahama. Additionally, Kontoor Brands has successfully separated from VF Corporation.Well supported9 reports1 development inside
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Oxford Industries and Shoe Carnival are both small-cap consumer discretionary companies.Some support1 report
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Truist Financial dropped its price objective on Oxford Industries.Some support5 reports
Gone quiet
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Lazard Asset Management LLC boosted its stake in shares of Oxford Industries.Some support1 report
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Tommy Bahama reported mid-single-digit positive comparable sales.Well supported4 reports
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UBS reiterated a Hold rating on a stock while Oxford Industries was noted for designing and marketing Tommy Bahama and Johnny Was, amid AI stocks benefiting from Trump-era tariffs.Speculative1 report
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Johnny made a significant insider purchase at Oxford Industries on July 1, 2025.Speculative1 report
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Two companies, including Kadant, were listed as strong momentum stocks on July 4, 2025, and are consumer discretionary businesses.Speculative1 report
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Inflation stability bolstered investor optimism for rate cuts, affecting companies like Oxford Industries, Kontoor Brands, and FIGS.Some support1 report
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Around Oxford Industries this week
News at the entities that move Oxford Industries most-
Tommy Bahama StructuralMultiple brands like Tommy Bahama, Patagonia, and Carhartt are featured in local sales events in Sioux Rapids.Moves Oxford Industries
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Truist Financial OperationalTruist Financial upgraded Tronox's stock rating to hold on July 9, 2026.Moves Oxford Industries
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FED OperationalFed's Beige Book reports rising costs and supply chain pressures in the Boston and Dallas districts.Moves Oxford Industries
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UBS Mentioned togetherBLS released US inflation data while major wealth management firms like BlackRock, UBS, Morgan Stanley, and Schwab released reports and conducted surveys.Moves Oxford Industries
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Eli Lilly and Company OperationalMedicare coverage is driving growth in the obesity drug market, leading to raised price targets for Eli Lilly.Moves Oxford Industries
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Citigroup Mentioned togetherTD Cowen provided analyst ratings and price targets for Werner Enterprises, while Citigroup also lifted its price target based on company performance.Moves Oxford Industries
Connections
The 24 strongest of 46, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Tommy Bahama Structural
Oxford Industries is the parent company and owner of the Tommy Bahama brand, which functions as a revenue segment.
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representative Transactional
The representative sold shares of Oxford Industries on October 14, 2026.
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Johnny Was Structural
Oxford Industries owns and operates the Johnny Was brand as a subsidiary.
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Truist Financial Operational
Truist Financial influences Oxford Industries' stock performance through financial ratings and price objectives.
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FED Operational
FED's policy signals and decisions actively influence the stock performance and market sentiment of Oxford Industries.
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FIGS Operational
Both FIGS and Oxford Industries are peers and competitors within the apparel and accessories consumer discretionary market segment.
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Eli Lilly and Company Operational
A's brand performance is a key factor influencing B's business guidance and operational outlook.
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Citigroup Mentioned together
Citigroup published research reports concerning the stock and market presence of Oxford Industries.
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Movado Shared context
Oxford Industries and Movado are identified as peers within the consumer discretionary segment.
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MarketBeat Mentioned together
MarketBeat publishes consensus ratings and financial data regarding Oxford Industries.
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Lazard Asset Management LLC Transactional
Lazard Asset Management LLC increased its investment stake in Oxford Industries shares.
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New York Shared context
Oxford Industries operates within the geographic context of New York.
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Georgia Shared context
Oxford Industries is establishing its operational base in Lyons, Georgia, utilizing the state's infrastructure.
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Johnny Operational
The entities are observed to be actively co-acting in a market context, evidenced by insider purchases and profitability reports.
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UBS Mentioned together
UBS provides financial ratings and price targets for Oxford Industries.
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Gil Cisneros Transactional
Gil Cisneros sold shares of Oxford Industries on October 14, 2026.
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Shoe Carnival Mentioned together
Both companies are described as small-cap consumer discretionary entities.
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Atlanta Shared context
Oxford Industries is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Los Angeles Shared context
The provided evidence does not describe any relationship between Oxford Industries and Los Angeles.
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Southern Tide Structural
Oxford Industries owns and operates the Southern Tide clothing line.
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London Mentioned together
No evidence links Oxford Industries to London in the provided timeline.
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Paris Mentioned together
No evidence was provided linking Paris and Oxford Industries.
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Chicago Mentioned together
No evidence was found in the timeline linking Chicago and Oxford Industries. The single snapshot concerned a third entity, Pomerantz LLP.
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Tel Aviv Mentioned together
No evidence was provided to establish a relationship between Tel Aviv and Oxford Industries.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
1 eventJune 2026
8 events- The article discusses the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell's role as Chair, and market caution ahead of rate decisions, specifically mentioning Oxford Industries and Monster Beverage.
- Oxford Industries is now the parent company of Tommy Bahama. Additionally, Kontoor Brands has successfully separated from VF Corporation.
- Lazard Asset Management LLC boosted its stake in shares of Oxford Industries.
- Tommy Bahama reported mid-single-digit positive comparable sales.
- UBS reiterated a Hold rating on a stock while Oxford Industries was noted for designing and marketing Tommy Bahama and Johnny Was, amid AI stocks benefiting from Trump-era tariffs.
- Johnny made a significant insider purchase at Oxford Industries on July 1, 2025.
- Two companies, including Kadant, were listed as strong momentum stocks on July 4, 2025, and are consumer discretionary businesses.
- Inflation stability bolstered investor optimism for rate cuts, affecting companies like Oxford Industries, Kontoor Brands, and FIGS.