G-iii Apparel (GIII) Stock
Apparel designer and distributor of licensed fashion brands. Here's the price, business snapshot, and what's worth knowing about G-iii Apparel in August 2026.
G-III Apparel Group, Ltd (GIII) is an apparel designer, marketer and distributor that sells outerwear, sportswear, dresses, swimwear and accessories under owned and licensed brands. It operates across wholesale, retail and licensing channels—supplying department stores, specialty retailers and its own stores and online platforms. With a market capitalisation around $1.18bn, G‑III’s results are sensitive to consumer spending, fashion trends and the terms of licence agreements. Key considerations for investors include the company’s dependence on brand licences, inventory management and relationships with retail partners; successful licence renewals and efficient stock control can support margins, while missed trends or excess inventory can reduce profitability. Currency moves, sourcing costs and retail partner health also influence performance. Potential catalysts include direct‑to‑consumer expansion and new or renewed licences, but the business is cyclical and competitive. This is general educational information, not personal financial advice—consider your objectives and speak to a qualified adviser for tailored guidance.
Sixth Month Growth Performance
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts suggest holding G-III Apparel's stock, as its value is slightly above the target price.
Financial Health
G-III Apparel Group is performing well with strong revenue, cash flow, and profit margins.
Dividend
G-III Apparel Group's low dividend yield of 0.3% may not attract dividend-seeking investors. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $3 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
Why You’ll Want to Watch This Stock
Licensed Brands Focus
A significant portion of revenue derives from licences with well‑known names; licence renewals and terms can materially affect growth, though outcomes can vary.
Wholesale & Retail Mix
G‑III sells through department stores, specialty retailers and its own stores and online — diversification that helps, but retail cyclicality and partner health matter.
Inventory & Margins
Margins are sensitive to sourcing costs, inventory turns and trend accuracy — efficient stock management can boost profitability, but inventory build‑up is a common risk.
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