Gildan's new acquisition helps it continue to internalize its yarn production as part of its "global vertically integrated supply chain." Looking ahead, Gildan executives believe the firm can gain market share amid rising inflation in the U.S. and elsewhere. "Our current pricing levels remain only modestly above 2019 pre-pandemic levels, providing us with strong flexibility to manage inflationary pressure as we go forward," Gildan's Rhodri Harries said on its early November earnings call. Image Source: Zacks Investment Research Gildan reported record quarterly results in Q3. Since then, its FY21 and FY22 consensus EPS estimates have climbed 12% and 11%, respectively. Plus, GIL has topped our earnings estimates by an average of 85% in the trailing four quarters, including a 40% beat in Q3.