Todd Snyder and CB2 Launch Collaborative Collection with Father's Day Gift Options
Menswear brand Todd Snyder has partnered with home décor company CB2 to launch a 65-piece collection of furniture, drinkware, and home accessories timed for Father's Day. The collaboration marks Todd Snyder's first venture into home goods and reflects the designer's long-standing interest in interior design alongside fashion. The collection offers items ranging from $12.95 to nearly $4,000, with all pieces exclusive to CB2.
Todd Snyder, known for tailored menswear and accessories, has teamed up with CB2, a modern home goods retailer, to create an exclusive 65-piece collection launching before Father's Day on June 18, 2022. The collaboration applies tailoring principles to furniture and décor, featuring items such as whiskey decanters, bar stools, keepsake boxes, throw blankets, and sofas. According to the brands, the partnership is grounded in shared values of proportion, restraint, quality, and craftsmanship. Todd Snyder cited his mother's background in art and interior design as inspiration, noting that he has long integrated interior design into his fashion stores and personal aesthetic. The collection is exclusive to CB2, with prices spanning from affordable accessories to high-end furniture pieces. Most in-stock items are expected to arrive by June 17, allowing time for Father's Day delivery.
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This Todd Snyder and CB2 Drop Has Father’s Day Gift Ideas Starting at $12.95
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