Gabriel joins PVH from Capri Holdings, where she currently serves as Chief Supply Chain Officer for Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo, and Versace. A seasoned supply and operations executive, Gabriel has worked for more than 25 years leading supply, manufacturing and logistics organizations at leading global consumer goods companies like Mondelez International and AB InBev. Throughout her global career, she has led end-to-end supply chains with commercial impact, including supply chain optimization, omnichannel fulfillment and network design with teams across Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia.

PVH Corp has appointed Patricia Gabriel as chief supply chain officer and global head of operations, succeeding David Savman, who will focus on his role as global brand president, Calvin Klein.
Gabriel joins in Q4 from Capri Holdings, where she led supply chains for Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo and Versace.
She will report to CEO Stefan Larsson and be based in New York.

Stefan Larsson, CEO of PVH Corp. said, “Patricia is a consumer-focused supply chain and operations leader with a strong track record of fueling growth through consumer-centric operational excellence. As we execute our multi-year journey to build Calvin Klein and TOMMY HILFIGER into the most desirable lifestyle brands in the world, Patricia’s deep expertise and proven ability to unlock value through demand- and data-driven solutions will create new opportunities to further accelerate our PVH+ Plan progress.”

In her role as Chief Supply Chain Officer and Global Head of Operations at PVH, Patricia will oversee global operations with an end-to-end responsibility from product to consumer, working closely with brands, regions and functions to connect and drive all parts of PVH’s operating engine.

Gabriel said, “In Calvin Klein and TOMMY HILFIGER, PVH has two of the most iconic and globally beloved brands, and I’m incredibly excited to join at this important moment in the company’s growth journey. Operational excellence and supply chain optimization will be true competitive advantages that fuel growth and innovation.”

Gabriel will be based in PVH’s global head office in New York City.

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Key highlights from Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) include:

Ralph Lauren Corporation’s 2025 Global Citizenship & Sustainability Report highlights major progress under its Timeless by Design strategy.
In FY25, 98 per cent of products met sustainable material standards, emissions fell 34 per cent from FY20, and initiatives expanded to include denim recycling, repair and vintage services, a fifth Cradle to Cradle Certified product, and the third US cancer centre.

• Meeting at least one of the Company’s sustainable material criteria in 98% of units produced;
• Introducing Ralph Lauren’s fifth Cradle to Cradle Certified product;
• Launching a denim recycling program in North America, piloting a repair service and expanding the Ralph Lauren Vintage offering;
• Achieving a 34% reduction in absolute emissions from the Company’s FY20 baseline;
• Introducing the second Artist in Residence collaboration, featuring Diné (Navajo) artist Zefren-M; and
• Opening the third cancer center in the United States, The Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Prevention at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center in Los Angeles.

“Guided by Ralph’s vision of timelessness, our citizenship and sustainability work is fundamentally about supporting the longevity of our business and the resilience of the people and resources that enable it,” said Katie Ioanilli, Chief Global Impact & Communications Officer, Ralph Lauren Corporation. “Over the last three years, we’ve sharpened our focus, deepened our partnerships and evolved how we work to further embed our approach and progress into our business and culture.”

The Company also shared that it will evolve its approach to climate as part of its ongoing commitment to decarbonization. Ralph Lauren will retire its 2040 net-zero goal in favor of setting rolling five-year GHG reduction milestones, with a near-term focus on its current SBTi-validated 2030 goal to reduce emissions by 30% from its FY20 baseline.

This approach is intended to deliver impactful results and drive accountability as Ralph Lauren works together with industry, government and other partners to advance infrastructure and innovation that will support decarbonization at scale. The Company will continue to follow a science-based methodology aligned with the Paris Agreement. It will also continue to support programs like the Future Supplier Initiative — a collective financing mechanism facilitated by The Fashion Pact in partnership with Apparel Impact Institute (Aii), Guidehouse and DBS Bank — to decrease the cost of capital to fund supplier decarbonization efforts.

“Ralph Lauren is setting progressive goals that keep the Company focused on science-based decarbonization methods while also accounting for the maturity of the wider ecosystem and regulatory environment,” said Lewis Perkins, President and CEO, Apparel Impact Institute. “Their investments in Aii are exactly the kind of measurable, on-the-ground efforts that drive meaningful decarbonization outcomes.”

The full FY25 Global Citizenship & Sustainability Report and Supplement are available on the Company’s website, featuring an enhanced reporting framework partially aligned with future regulations.

Ralph Lauren will share updates on its Calendar Year 2025 goals in early 2026. The Company will also detail the next chapter of its Timeless by Design strategy in early 2026, which will build on its work to operationalize key commitments throughout its business.

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