Quince has big goals for its menswear business. The San Francisco-based direct-to-consumer brand founded by Sid Gupta, Sourabh Mahajan, Becky Mortimer and Zunu Mittal in 2018, has already made significant inroads in the apparel, accessories, home, beauty and supplements markets. Now it’s turning its sights to the guys. Men’s products currently account for around 20 percent of Quince’s $1 billion-plus sales, and the goal is to double that number by as early as next year, according to Christopher Sung, the company’s general manager of men’s apparel. “Men’s is one of our fastest-growing categories,” he said. “We’re really looking to scale up to 40 percent, probably by 2027. We’re going to do that through finding those essentials that drive a ton of productivity, identifying some new category opportunities and then quickly moving into those spaces to fill the guy’s closet.” You May Also Like Quince is known for its sharply priced essentials such as its $50 Mongolian cashmere crewneck sweaters.…