they decided to revamp the calvin kline brand and acquired warnico which brought calvin kline licenses back. this turn didn't happen overnight, it took forever. the integration was long and rocky and took years to pull off. if you were patient eventually the ceo delivered and calvin kline started putting up much better numbers. hence why the stock has roblngted up more than 0% year to date. that's one of the few out performers in retail. how about coach, another high quality brand going out of style. with a stock that seemed to be in free-fall ever since it peaked in 2012. a new ceo has overhauled the brand, brought in new talent, renovated the stores and made a smart foot ware acquisition. let me give you the bottom line. ralph lauren's turn around plan might cause some near term pain. that is without a doubt. as stechb larson rips off the band said and makes systemic changes. eventually i think he can deliver. i believe in this. even if those turn around do tend to take time. ultimately why do i have faith? because in the end the brand is as iconic as ever. it was just too ubiquitous