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G-III Apparel forms strategic partnership with AWWG as it eyes up international expansion

G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. (GIII), the parent company of DKNY, Karl Lagerfeld, Donna Karan, and Sonia Rykiel, has signed a strategic partnership with Spanish fashion group All We Wear Group (AWWG) to accelerate the international expansion of its fashion brands. Under the agreement, G-III acquired an approximately 12 percent stake in the...

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HanesBrands in licensing deal with G-III Apparel for Champion and C9 Champion Outerwear

Basic apparel maker HanesBrands, Inc. (HBI) Thursday said it has entered into a strategic multi-year license agreement for Champion and C9 Champion Outerwear with G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. (GIII). In pre-market activity on Nasdaq, G-III Apparel shares were gaining around 14.5 percent to trade at $22.10. The deal includes design, production and...

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G-III Apparel Q1 net sales up 28 percent, swings to profit

US fashion group G-III Apparel has reported a 28.3 percent increase in net sales for the first quarter of the year, beating analysts’ estimates as it swung to a profit. For the three months to April 30, net sales increased to 519.9 million dollars from 405.1 million dollars a year earlier when the pandemic was in full swing and when a large...

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G-III reports 30 percent drop in Q4 net sales, expects Q1 gains

US fashion group G-III Apparel has reported a 30.3 percent drop in net sales for the fourth quarter of the year. For the three months to January 31, 2021, the Nasdaq-listed company’s net sales fell to 526.2 million dollars from 754.6 million dollars a year earlier. The company, which owns brands DKNY and Donna Karan, said net income for the...

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G-III Apparel enters race for Arcadia brands

US fashion company G-III Apparel has reportedly entered the race to acquire assets from the collapsed Arcadia Group. Nasdaq-listed G-III Apparel has joined a list of potential parties interested in snapping up brands from the failed British retail empire, The Telegraph reports. Arcadia, whose portfolio includes Topshop, Burton and Dorothy...