GIII Apparel Group Ltd

Behind every great company is an even better story. Ours began in 1956, when Aron Goldfarb came to the United States with a European master craftsman’s skill and an unwavering desire to succeed. Aron founded G&N Sportswear, and in 1972 his son, Morris Goldfarb - the current Chief Executive Officer - joined the Company. Now called the G-III Apparel Group, the Company has quickly become the world’s premiere designer and manufacturer of quality leather outerwear dresses, women’s suits and sportswear.

G-III’s achievement timeline. Amazing: 1956. G&N Sportswear founded by Aron Goldfarb

1. G&N revamped as G-III Leather Fashions selling moderately priced women’s leather outerwear

2. G-III Leather Fashions enters the Men’s leather apparel market which today includes the G-III and Colebrook labels

3. G-III Leather Fashions completes a successful initial public offering and is renamed the G-III Apparel Group.

4. Women’s textile outerwear and sportswear is introduced under the Colebrook and Co. label

5. Men’s textile outerwear introduced under the Colebrook and Co. label

6. The Company enters the sports licensing arena, producing and distributing National Football League team logo outerwear

7. The Company enters into a license agreement to market women’s wool outerwear under the Jones New York and JNY Jones New York labels. Men’s continues to expand as the Company launches the licensed Sean John men’s outerwear and Timberland leather outerwear lines

8. The Company expands its license with the NFL to manufacture a comprehensive line of adult outerwear

9. Company adds Kenneth Cole New York and Kenneth Cole Reaction men’s outerwear, Cece Cord handbags and apparel, and World Poker Tour.

10. Company signs Izod men’s and women’s outerwear.

11. The Company acquires the Marvin Richards and Winlit businesses, which include licenses for Calvin Klein, Guess?, Ellen Tracy, and Tommy Hilfiger outerwear.

12. Company launches Calvin Klein Women’s suits

13. Company launches Calvin Klein dresses.

14. Sean John license agreement expanded to include womens outerwear and junior contemporary sportswear.

15. Acquires assets of Jessica Howard, Eliza J and Industrial Cotton.

16. Ellen Tracy license agreement expanded to include ladies suits and dresses.

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