Cherokee Enters into a Licensing Agreement with MJ Fashions for the All That Jazz Brand.

VAN NUYS, Calif. -- Cherokee Inc. (NASDAQ:CHKE), a leading licensor and global brand management company, announced today that it has entered into a licensing agreement for women's specialty size and missy dresses with MJ Fashions, LLC for the All That Jazz brand.

Howard Siegel, President of Cherokee Inc., said, "We are pleased to partner with MJ Fashions in the re-launch of the All That Jazz dress business. All That Jazz has a rich 25 year heritage and we look forward to much success together."

Robert Rosenberg, Creative Director of MJ Fashions, LLC said, "We are excited to partner up with Cherokee on this project. We look forward to launching All That Jazz dresses throughout the United States over the coming months. It is a great brand with tremendous consumer recognition. Our focus is distinctive and inspirational fashion, fulfilling the demands of the missy and plus size woman."

Anthony Damiani, Senior Vice President of Cherokee Inc., said, "Our partnership with MJ Fashions lays the foundation for All That Jazz. We are continuing to explore additional category opportunities for All That Jazz as well as Jazz Sport and Jazz Kids."

About Cherokee Inc.

Cherokee Inc., based in Van Nuys, is a marketer, licensor and manager of a variety of brands it owns (Cherokee, Sideout, Carole Little and others) and a consultant to brands it represents. Currently, Cherokee Inc. has licensing agreements in a number of categories, including family apparel, fashion accessories and footwear, as well as home furnishings and recreational products. Premier clients for Cherokee Inc. include Target Stores, TJX Companies, Mervyn's, Tesco, Zellers, Pick 'n Pay, Grupo Aviara, and Shanghai Bolderway. Other key clients of Cherokee Inc. include Hearst Publications and Solera Capital.

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