US: PVH Q3 profit up on Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger

By Petah Marian | 28 November 2012

PVH saw third quarter net income rise as sales of its Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger brands compensated for a decline in demand for its heritage brands.

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