Cart.com, the commerce solutions provider, said today that it forged a strategic partnership with Tommy John, the comfort apparel brand, to serve as the brand’s exclusive U.S. fulfillment provider. “The partnership centralizes Tommy John’s logistics onto Cart.com’s network, supporting the brand’s next phase of growth,” the company said in a statement.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Cart.com said the partnership consolidates Tommy John’s U.S. fulfillment operations under a single provider. Getting it operational was quick. Cart.com said it moved from onboarding to go-live “in a matter of weeks, completing the transition in early April with no disruption to Tommy John’s operations.”
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Gernot Senke, chief financial officer of Tommy John, said as the brand evaluated its fulfillment strategy for long-term scale, “consistency and customer experience were non-negotiable. Cart.com delivered on both. Their team handled the transition with precision, and our customers never felt it.”
Cart.com said in a statement that its Terrell, Texas facility serves as the central hub for Tommy John’s U.S. fulfillment, “providing the geographic reach and operational capacity to support continued growth, improve inventory visibility and enable faster delivery nationwide.”
Joe Barth, chief logistics officer at Cart.com, said Tommy John “is exactly the type of brand we built this network to support. At their stage of growth, execution speed and operational precision matter. We stood up a complete fulfillment operation in weeks, took on the full scope of their operations, and maintained their customer experience end-to-end. That’s the standard we deliver for our partners.”
Other brands that have teamed up with Cart.com include Pacsun, Toms Shoes, Janie and Jack and The Body Shop.
