LANDS' END DIRECT MERCHANTS, INC.
DODGEVILLE, WI

We often partner and sponsor with local and national not-for-profit organizations to raise awareness of important issues‚ do some collective good and help people in need. Many of these relationships go back for years‚ reflecting our employees’ deep commitment to challenges like education‚ the environment‚ homelessness and more. In 2010, Lands’ End became the key sponsor of the Clean Lakes Festival. We fund school wish lists at DonorsChoose.org‚ and have a long-standing connection to the Hodan Center of Mineral Point‚ Wisconsin‚ which provides support and work for disabled adults. U.S. Customers only. No purchase necessary. Automated marketing messages will be sent to the phone number provided. Msg & data rates may apply. Up to 8 messages per month. Gary Comer wasn’t a fashion plate. He was a sailor. An independent thinker. But his appreciation for what’s hardworking‚ handsome and well-made turned his modest yachting supply company into one of the world’s most recognizable fashion brands. And his downright passion for treating people right turned generations of Lands’ End customers into true friends and family. Launched as a mail-order operation for yachting gear‚ the business filled about 15 orders on a good day. It took the team three years to see a real profit‚ and those returns had little to do with fashion. There were 84 pages to the Lands’ End Yachtsman’s Equipment Guide‚ Gary’s first catalog. Only two or three pages featured any clothes at all. And right there‚ on our very first cover‚ was a typo. From the beginning‚ Gary set out to make Lands’ End different. While others took weeks to deliver a catalog order‚ Gary made sure orders shipped within two days. Keenly aware that returning catalog purchases could be frustrating‚ he instituted the company’s now-famous unconditional return policy: “If you’re not satisfied with any item‚ simply return it to us at any time for an exchange or refund of its purchase price.” Guaranteed. Period.® Gary also relied on his advertising roots—and the help of Creative Director Bernie Roer – to create a catalog unlike any other. Models looked like real people. Breezy copy told engaging stories. And quality products lured readers in‚ until they could almost feel the softness of a knit shirt or the warmth of a wool sweater. The company grew with every innovation. By 1977‚ Lands’ End was a million-dollar business. It was time to move. U.S. Customers only. No purchase necessary. Automated marketing messages will be sent to the phone number provided. Msg & data rates may apply. Up to 8 messages per month. U.S. Customers only. No purchase necessary. Automated marketing messages will be sent to the phone number provided. Msg & data rates may apply. Up to 8 messages per month. There's something incorrect or missing in the e-mail information you just provided. Please check and correct the highlighted item(s) below and resend.