Danskin, Inc. Announces Name Change to Triumph Apparel Corporation.

NEW YORK -- Danskin, Inc. (OTC:PK: DANS) ("the "Company") announced today that it has changed its name to Triumph Apparel Corporation. ("Triumph"), effective August 2, 2007. Triumph was the Corporation's name earlier in its 125 year history.

The name change was required as part of the sale of its Danskin[R] intellectual property, to Iconix Brand Group, Inc. ("Iconix") in March 2007. As part of the transaction, Danskin entered into a license agreement with Iconix to continue to operate the Danskin[R] wholesale business, including its freestanding retail stores and its internet merchant site, Danskin.com. The Company's trading symbol, DANS, remains the same.

Carol Hochman, Triumph's Chief Executive Officer said "There has been no change in management and Triumph Apparel Corporation will be providing the same products and fine service under the Danskin[R] name on which we have built our reputation in the industry."

About Triumph Apparel Corporation.

New York City-based Triumph Apparel Corporation, formerly Danskin Inc., is a diversified activewear company and the official licensee, manufacturer and distributor of a complete line of Danskin[R] women's and girls' exercise, dance, cheer, yoga, lifestyle apparel and fitness equipment. After the sale of its Danskin[R] intellectual property to Iconix Brand Group, Inc. the company re-established the Triumph name, which had been the brand's corporate moniker earlier in its 125 year history. Danskin[R] brand is sold through better department and sporting goods stores nationwide, through more than 2,500 dance shops in the U.S., Canada and overseas, and through its own freestanding Danskin[R] boutiques and its internet merchant site Danskin.com.

About Iconix Brand Group Inc.

Iconix Brand Group Inc. (Nasdaq: ICON) owns, licenses and markets a growing portfolio of consumer brands including CANDIE'S[R], BONGO[R], BADGLEY MISCHKA[R], JOE BOXER[R], RAMPAGE[R], MUDD[R], LONDON FOG[R], MOSSIMO[R], OCEAN PACIFIC[R], DANSKIN[R] and ROCA WEAR[R]. The Company licenses it brands to a network of leading retailers and manufacturers that touch every major segment of retail distribution from the luxury market to the mass market in both the U.S. and around the world. Iconix, through it's in- house advertising, promotion and public relations agency, markets its brands to continually drive greater consumer awareness and equity.

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