Three years and tens of tens of millions of dollars later, Jones Road, the wonder brand founded by Bobbi Brown, remains to be just getting began.

Makeup-artist-turned-entrepreneur Bobbi Brown is celebrating three years with a latest kit of Brown’s favorite products, dubbed the Bobbi 3.0 Kit, in addition to two embroidered sweaters in collaboration with Lingua Franca. The previous debuts Thursday on Jones Road’s website and in stores for $82. The Lingua Franca collaboration, available in two slogans — “I Am Me” and “What If” — will sell at Jones Road retail stores before rolling out on Lingua Franca’s website Nov. 2 for $135 on a made-to-order basis. A 3rd sweater, donning the phrase “Beauty Reinvented,” may even be available on Lingua Franca’s website on a made-to-order basis.

The brand is on a steep upward trajectory, in response to industry sources, who expect sales to top $120 million this 12 months — double 2022’s revenues.

“We had such crazy growth last 12 months,” said Cody Plofker, each the brand’s chief marketing officer and Brown’s son. “This 12 months has felt like a catch-up 12 months — constructing out operations to construct and sustain that growth.”

The vision is to have the brand present in its own channels predominantly, corresponding to direct-to-consumer and its own brick-and-mortar doors. “It’s all about reach. There are such a lot of those who are only discovering Jones Road,” Brown said. “Now we have just hit the surface of what’s even possible, and reach means various things to different people.”

The brand’s wholesale partnership stands at one counter in Liberty London. Though it had also launched in Credo Beauty last 12 months, the brand ended that partnership to double down by itself brick-and-mortar stores.

“Now we have no other plans for [wholesale] retail in any respect,” Brown said. “But for our own retail, we do have some plans.”

Plofker posited that the high-touch approach to retail has been serving the brand well. “That’s something that has made the stores really, really successful. From what we’re seeing on social, people have such an incredible experience, and that’s vital to us. You don’t necessarily get that going right into a wholesaler, but we’re in a position to control the whole aesthetic and customer experience higher with our stores.”

More stores in key markets are within the works, and while no plans are solid, the duo mentioned Brooklyn, Chicago and California as potential markets to enter. “We do things our way, and we didn’t want anyone coming in here, telling us we had to enter wholesale,” Plofker said. “It allows us and Bobbi to be more accountable for the direction of the corporate.”

A part of doing things her way, Brown said, is hiring a team that’s latest to the wonder category. “I do know exactly what to not do, and what to not waste time and energy on,” she said, adding that that features “quite a lot of meetings, infrastructure, quite a lot of layers.”

“Anyone that comes, I don’t care how experienced you might be. We don’t hire tons of very experienced people, besides me,” Brown continued. “Our creative director is 26 years old and went to highschool with Cody’s younger brother, and our shoots are so cool. We shoot them in our studio here, I do the styling, we now have a wardrobe closet, I do the makeup. It’s homegrown.”