An online menswear retailer is moving their headquarters out of Pennsylvania and coming to Baltimore County, bringing 70 jobs along with the move.
Paul Fredrick plans to lease up to 10,000 square-feet of space in the county for the headquarters, and the new jobs will come over a span of five years.
“We are pleased to be moving our office to Baltimore County. Our team is looking forward to being in the greater Baltimore area, which has a long history in the apparel manufacturing business, and where we have the ability to hire from the area’s rich talent pool and terrific local colleges and universities,” said R. Neal Black, CEO of Paul Fredrick.
The company was founded in 1986 and has grown from just dress shirts to include suits, sport coats, pants, ties, cufflinks and other men’s accessories, as well as men’s casualwear and shoes.
“Our administration is excited that an innovative, growing company like Paul Fredrick has chosen to relocate their headquarters to Baltimore County, add 70 new jobs, and potentially develop retail locations,” said Governor Larry Hogan. “With our skilled workforce, growing economy, and open-for-business attitude, Maryland and Baltimore County is the perfect place for Paul Fredrick to locate and expand their company.”
The Maryland Department of Commerce and Baltimore County are continuing to work with Paul Fredrick while they relocate. A move in date or location of the headquarters has not been released at this time.
