US: Tommy Hilfiger to source independently despite deal

Author: Joe Ayling | 15 March 2010

Tommy Hilfiger has told analysts it will continue its current sourcing arrangements but look for collaborations following its US$3bn sale to US apparel firm Phillips-Van Heusen (PVH).

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