New York-born fashion brand Tommy Hilfiger has opened another store in Sydney’s west at Castle Towers shopping centre.
This adds to another recent opening in Penrith.
The 172 square metre store will offer the latest menswear and womenswear from the Tommy Hilfiger collections.
The latest entry to Castle Towers in Castle Hill follows a raft of other new entrants, including P.E Nation, Oroton, Aje, Kivari, Polo Ralph Lauren, R.M.Williams and Camilla.
Castle Towers is located 8 kilometres north of Parramatta, and 23 kilometres north-west of Sydney CBD. The centre is owned by QIC, which manages around 20 centres across Australia.
The new store brings the heritage brand’s Sydney portfolio to eight, and the brand’s total Australian footprint to 29. This includes another eight in Melbourne, seven in South East Queensland, three in Perth, two in Adelaide and one in Canberra.
Tommy Hilfiger was born in 1985 in New York City. The brand is currently owned by PVH Corp, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Global sales of Tommy Hilfiger products were approximately $9 billion in 2024.