Tommy&Nbsp; Hilfiger Appointed John&Nbsp; Ermatinger Is Chief Executive Of Asia Business.

As chief executive officer of Asia business, Mr. Ermatinger will be responsible for all business in Asia, including subsidiary Tommy Hilfiger Japan, joint venture Tommy Hilfiger China and other authorized businesses in the region.

Tommy Hilfiger CEO Fred Gehring said: "I am very glad that John Ermatinger has joined Tommy Hilfiger Group for this position.

The company has taken root in the main Asian market, but we believe that if a senior executive like John promotes the company's business, we will get bigger in Asia.

Mr. John Ermatinger said: "I have had a fruitful 5 years in Gap Japan and China, and now I have the opportunity to join Tommy Hilfiger. I feel very happy.

Tommy Hilfiger has a unique brand culture and is particularly popular among young people in Asia. At the moment, we have a considerable customer base.

Looking forward to the future, our growth prospects are quite optimistic. We will continue to provide marketable products to meet the needs of the market, while continuing to enhance product characteristics and further expand our business.

Prior to John Ermatinger, he served as president of the Asia Pacific region for three years and President of Japan for the past two years in Gap.

Under his leadership, Gap successfully entered the Chinese market.

Prior to that, Mr. Ermatinger served as the head of Asia Sourcing in the Nike apparel group and the general manager of the apparel department in the Asia Pacific region.

From 1973 to 1998, Mr. Ermatinger held a number of positions in Levis Strauss & Co., including President of the Americas region, Levis.

Tommy Hilfiger group, one of the most recognized designer clothing groups in the world, has many high-quality fashion brands such as Tommy Hilfiger and Hilfiger Denim.

The company specializes in the design and marketing of high quality men's wear, women's wear, children's clothing and denim products.

The company also provides accessories, perfume and home accessories for fashion products through selected authorized operators.

Consumers around the world can buy Tommy Hilfiger brand products through Tommy Hilfiger's huge retail network, leading boutiques and department stores, and other selected retailers and retail outlets.

For more information on Tommy Hilfiger group, please visit the official website of Tommy Hilfiger group.

Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation, one of the largest apparel companies in the world, owns and sells famous brands such as Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger worldwide.

The company is the largest shirt and tie company in the world. It sells various products through its own brands such as Van Heusen, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, IZOD, ARROW, Bass and G.H. Bass & amp; and other authorized brands, such as private brands, as well as brand, brand, brand, brand and brand.

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