PVH Corp, the parent company of Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein, has revised its full-year revenue outlook downward, citing the impact of ongoing Middle East tensions on its business operations.

The apparel company now expects full-year revenue to remain approximately flat compared to the previous year, marking a retreat from earlier guidance that projected a slight increase. The revision reflects challenges the company faces in key markets amid regional instability.

PVH's outlook adjustment comes as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to affect global business operations and consumer behavior. The company joins other multinational corporations that have cited regional conflicts as factors influencing their financial performance.

The fashion retailer's brands, which include the popular Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein labels, have significant international exposure, making them sensitive to disruptions in global markets and supply chains.

PVH has not provided specific details about which markets or business segments have been most affected by the regional tensions, or the exact magnitude of the revenue impact on its operations.