PVH

Pvh Corp.

A global apparel company whose two biggest brands, TOMMY HILFIGER and Calvin Klein, dress people in sportswear, denim, underwear, accessories, and footwear sold through stores, online, and licensing deals. It began in 1881 when Moses Phillips sold shirts his wife and daughters hand-sewed from a pushcart to Pennsylvania coal miners, later merging with shirtmaker Van Heusen—famous for inventing the soft, no-starch collar that gave the company its Phillips-Van Heusen name before it rebranded as PVH and bought Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger.