The long-simmering legal battle between G-III Apparel Group and PVH Corp. is heating back up — revealing more details about how the one-time besties saw their relations devolve as the U.S. wholesale licenses for Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein reverted back to PVH.   Last week PVH pushed back on allegations that it improperly denied G-III the right to renew women’s suit licenses for its two star brands, answering claims G-III first made in New York state court last year. PVH also offered counterclaims that “arise out of G-III’s willful and deliberate breaches of its contractual obligations to the brand owners, to the detriment of their iconic and highly valuable Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger brands.” The flood of paperwork filed with the court last week included 39 exhibits tied to PVH’s case, including an unusual letter PVH’s board sent to G-III’s independent directors in March 2025, accusing Morris Goldfarb, chairman and chief executive officer, of “misconduct.” You May Also Like The exhibit…