Let’s take a look:

PNGB

engages in the design, manufacture, and distribution of clothing and accessories in the United States and Canada. It offers women’s apparel, primarily including dresses, skirts, and knit and woven tops under the Tea and Honey, Haven, and Hauteur Mynk brands.

The company also provides junior denim, t-shirts, dresses, and other apparel for girls and children primarily under the Sosik, Scrapbook, and Crafty Couture brands. It sells its products through a network of wholesale accounts.

PNGB sells both their own labels and private label women’s wear.

In my opinion, the strength of a consumer brand is the places that retail their wares.  This is a pretty impressive list:

Macy’s - Dillards - Nordstrom’s - Victoria Secret - Sak’s 5th Avenue - Forever 21 - Top Shop - Hot Topic - Anthropologie - Delias - Henri Bendel - Neiman Marcus - Sears - Arden B - Harold’s - Zummies - Alloy - The Buckle…and many more Source: PNGB Website

A great place to start your due diligence is their own website. Pan Global Brands Their site is chock-full of great information.

I post this link also because….I am a guy. I am the last guy to pass judgment on style and fashion.  It appears to me, though, that PNGB has the fashion and merchandising acumen as evidenced by their financial results.

I am much more comfortable talking about financial kind of “stuff”…  For instance:

PNGB recorded its best quarterly sales revenue in the history of the Company for the third Q of 2009 ending 6/30/09. Revenues grew 62% over the previous year’s quarter. Sales revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2009 totaled $8,600,000 versus sales revenue of $5,321,000 for the three months ended June 30, 2008. Year to date sales revenue for the nine months ended June 30, 2009 totaled $20,225,000 versus $8,400,000 for the nine months ended June 30, 2009. The full release can be accessed by clicking this link