American-born fashion label Tommy Hilfiger has just opened its latest Australian store in Northland, Victoria.
This expands the brand’s footprint in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, which includes an outlet store in Bundoora and another outlet in Essendon, alongside five other stores in Victoria.
Overall, Tommy Hilfiger operates 25 stores Australia-wide, which adds to a locally dedicated website and key stockist accounts at the likes of Myer, David Jones and The Iconic.
The new 142 square-metre store opened this week at Northland Shopping Centre, stocking menswear and womenswear ranges. Northland features over 300 stores. Tommy’s new store is close to Myer, and sits among the likes of Kikki.K, Portmans, Swarovski and Lovisa.
The American brand was founded in 1985 and is currently owned and run by PVH Corp, the owner of Calvin Klein as well. In 2025, the PVH Corp’s total global sales were US$8.95 billion, with its Asia Pacific region (including Australia) recording a revenue slip of 4 per cent.