PVH, the company behind Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, posted a stronger-than-expected performance in the third quarter, beating its own guidance and lifting its forecast for the rest of the year. The company said its results were driven by healthy demand, better margins, and tighter control of inventory and expenses.

Sales rose across major regions, with Calvin Klein leading the momentum thanks to solid brand heat and strong product performance. Tommy Hilfiger also delivered stable results as the company continued refining its assortment and marketing strategy.

PVH reported higher operating income and a significant improvement in profitability compared to last year. The company highlighted that its disciplined approach focused on full-price selling, cleaner inventories, and cost efficiency helped offset the broader slowdown seen in parts of the apparel industry.

With Q3 finishing ahead of expectations, PVH raised its full-year earnings outlook. Executives said the company is entering the final quarter with confidence but will stay cautious given ongoing economic uncertainties. PVH plans to keep investing in its two major brands while maintaining strict financial discipline to support long-term growth.