Company Profile
The Pomeroy Collection, Ltd.
Company Overview
The Pomeroy Collection is located 4820 Blalock, Suite 101, Houston, Texas. The company has been in this location since its inception in 1993. The Company currently leases 140,163 square feet of office and Warehouse space.
Company History
COMPANY HISTORY
The Pomeroy Collection was founded in 1993, in Houston, Texas.
LOCATION
The Pomeroy Collection is located 4820 Blalock, Suite 101, Houston, Texas. The company has been in this location since its inception in 1993. The Company currently leases 140,163 square feet of office and Warehouse space.
CUSTOMERS
The company designs, sells, imports, and distributes proprietary products primarily for the Home Décor market. The customer base is made up of Mass Merchants, Department Stores, Catalogues, Internet, and Specialty Retailers. Some of our customers include Kohl’s, Bed Bath & Beyond, The Bon-Ton Group, Shopko, Garden Ridge Pottery, Marine Corps Exchange, Neiman-Marcus and Stage Stores.
The latest brand addition is “Pomeroy Home” which was added to take advantage of additional opportunities in distribution. It is also a direct import program (distributed through the Houston warehouse). This brand was created specifically for department store customers who wanted a “Pomeroy” designed product but not be exposed to competition from the existing distribution of the “San Miguel” brand.
Additionally, Pomeroy has begun targeting specific new categories which are showing promise for additional organic growth with existing customers. These include Wall Shelving, Photo Frame Easels, and Bath.
Notable Products / Brands
San Miguel, Artisan Home
Notable Clients
Bed Bath & Beyond, Kohl's
Notable Accomplishments / Recognition
Pomeroy was the first company to begin designing and distributing wrought iron at affordable prices in gift boxes using the “San Miguel” brand. The Company was also first to begin including candles into gift sets including iron, glass, and rocks, creating what later became known as candle gardens. The company has remained a leader in this category in spite of anti-dumping
duties levied on Chinese wax. The company was the first to create affordable tabletop fountains
in gift boxing. By the year 2000 this category had grown to represent 10 million dollars in sales. The company was the first to create Reed Fragrance Diffusers using reactive glaze ceramic vessels; including those with trays, rocks, and votives to create “Reed Gardens” and remains the leader in this category today.