‘Like Butta Baby’: Steve Harvey Announces His New Clothing Line on the Heels of His Fashion Fame, Fans React

Steve Harvey has been making fashion headlines recently, and this week is no different.

The daytime television host announced on Monday, Nov. 8, that he has a new clothing line on the way. This news comes after Harvey went viral for his revamped look.

Steve Harvey announced that he has a new clothing line on the way, on the heels of his newfound fashion fame. Photo:@iamsteveharveytv/Instagram

In the Instagram post, the 64-year-old, who is dressed in all-blue attire, shared in the caption that his new line “H by Steve Harvey” is coming, Harvey wrote while disclosing that he will also update his previous tie collection in addition to the new line.

“My new clothing line @HbySteveHarvey is coming. We’re starting with the complete revamp of my tie collection, and it’s coming sooner than you think – y’all hear me?” Outside of the announcement, Harvey did not release additional details regarding the official date. As fans began to view Harvey’s upload, many sent him well-wishes.

“Looking sharp as always and congratulations.”

“SMART MAN!! I will be shopping for my dad.”

“COME ON, MR. HARVEY!!!”

“You are such a sharp dresser! Love it. All the Best w your new line. God bless you & your family.”

“Congratulations uncle @iamsteveharveytv. Like butta baby.”

Among the congratulatory remarks, a couple of people expressed how excited they were for the new collection. One wrote, “About time !!!!!” Another said, “Looking forward to seeing the collection.”

An Instagram user claimed to be waiting for the announcement since Harvey’s recent fashion fame. That person stated, “I was waiting for this to happen with all that great swag you have on. Congrats, @iamsteveharveytv.”

This new collection won’t make for Harvey’s first fashion line. Harvey created The Steve Harvey Collection in 2012. The menswear line includes suits, ties and dress shirts. The brand also has children and a big and tall selection. At one point, the clothing line had a women’s collection sold at K&G stores, but it was reportedly discontinued that same year. 

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