EUROPE: Tommy Hilfiger to launch Arrow from new unit
Author: just-style.com | 15 November 2010
The Tommy Hilfiger Group is setting up a new division to take control of the Arrow brand in Europe and manage the European launch of other brands owned by parent Phillips-Van Heusen.
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