Calvin Klein apparel

Calvin Klein is a globally recognized American fashion house that was founded in 1968 by designer Calvin Klein and his childhood friend Barry Schwartz. The brand quickly became iconic for its minimalist aesthetic, provocative advertising, and innovative designs, particularly in denim and underwear. Based in New York City, it rose to fame through high-fashion collections and widely popular lifestyle products.

Manufacturing for Calvin Klein products occurs in multiple countries across the globe to support its massive international presence. While certain high-end pieces are produced in Europe, the majority of the brand's apparel, specifically lifestyle and basic lines, are manufactured in Asia and Central America.

In 2003, Calvin Klein was acquired by PVH Corp. (formerly Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation). Since then, it has remained a cornerstone of the PVH portfolio, operating alongside other major brands like Tommy Hilfiger. PVH Corp. continues to oversee the global development and distribution of the brand from its headquarters in the United States, managing various licensed lines including fragrances and home goods.