90% matchJones New York
Same era of tailored suit separates for the office
What changes: Slightly higher price point and stronger suiting focus
Brand profile
Liz Claiborne is a 1976-founded American women's workwear label, now sold as a J.C. Penney private brand at mass-market prices.
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Founded in 1976 on affordable mix-and-match separates — blouses, blazers, ponte and straight-leg pants — meant to be recombined rather than bought as looks.
The trademark was sold to J.C. Penney in 2011 for roughly $268 million; the original company became Kate Spade & Company, and the name lives on as a private brand.
Expect dresses, denim, knitwear and tops at low-to-mid prices, with no shows or designer collaborations behind the collections.
90% matchSame era of tailored suit separates for the office
What changes: Slightly higher price point and stronger suiting focus
87% matchLicensed 1960s mix-and-match workwear heritage
What changes: More designer-badge positioning, narrower current range
82% matchCheapest route to wear-to-work blazers and ponte pants
What changes: Digital-only, trend-driven and younger cut
76% matchPolished sheath-dress-and-suiting version of the same idea
What changes: Specialty-store pricing and more refined fabrics
Liz Claiborne is a women's apparel label founded in New York in 1976 by designer Liz Claiborne and Art Ortenberg, built on affordable mix-and-match separates for working women. The original public company sold the trademark to J.C. Penney in November 2011 for roughly $268 million and renamed itself, eventually becoming Kate Spade & Company. The label now operates as a J.C. Penney private brand, offering blouses, blazers, ponte and straight-leg pants, dresses, denim and knitwear at mass-market prices, with no runway presence or designer collaborations.