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Shares of Vans Parent Company VF Corp. Sink After Q4 Revenue Miss
The company reported net revenue of $2.14 billion, down 5 percent from $2.25 billion the same time last year.
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Target Challenged by Tariffs, Weak Q1 Sales and Profit Miss
Christina Hennington, who was chief strategy and growth officer, is now set to leave the company.
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Chanel Revenues, Profits Fall in 2024 as China Slowdown Bites
The French fashion house sees no quick fix in 2025, despite the arrival of Matthieu Blazy as creative director.
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Fila Parent Company Misto Holdings Reports Q1 Revenue Gains Despite Tariffs
The company noted the growth in Q1 was backed by strong performance of its U.S. golf subsidiary.
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Asics Saw ‘Significant Growth’ in Sportstyle, Performance Running Sneakers in Q1
The Japanese sportswear company said net sales were up 19.7 percent in the first quarter to 208.3 billion yen.
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Dillard’s Reports Drop in Net Income, Sales in Q1
The Arkansas-based department store retailer said men’s and juniors’ apparel outperformed womenswear in the period.
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Walmart Reiterates 2025 Outlook, but Doesn’t Make a Q2 Earnings Promise Amid Tariffs
The retailer’s first-quarter profits came in ahead of analysts’ projections.
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Boot Barn CEO Is Confident Company Can Navigate Tariffs After ‘Solid’ Q4 Earnings
Net sales in Q4 increased 16.8 percent to $453.7 million from $388.5 million in the prior-year period.
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Ferragamo Refocuses on Leather Business Amid Q1 Sales Dip
The brand is introducing new handbag models, and plans a renewed emphasis on high-quality women’s and men’s footwear to drive future growth.
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Burberry Sees Sales, Profits Decline in a Tough Year
Burberry posted an operating loss of 3 million pounds in fiscal 2025 and set out a new cost savings plan that could see some 1,700 jobs cut by 2027.
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American Eagle Outfitters Warns on Q1, Pulls Guidance for the Year
Price promotions and a $75 million write-down of inventory pushed the company to an adjusted operating loss.
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Under Armour Moving in Right Direction Despite Still-challenging Results
More premium product, including a Halo collection of apparel and footwear, is planned for the fall.
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Apparel Seen as Major Growth Area for On Holding
The Swiss running shoe company is focusing on becoming a full head-to-toe sportswear brand.
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On Raises 2025 Guidance After Reporting Record Sales in Q1
The athletic company reported a net sales increase of 43 percent to 726.6 million Swiss francs in the first quarter of fiscal 2025.
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Moschino, Alberta Ferretti Parent Aeffe Reports Q1 Revenue Decline, Looks to Recovery
Executive chairman Massimo Ferretti said the results were impacted by “the general global slowdown in consumption,” which led to decreases at the group’s wholesale and retail channels.
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The RealReal’s Sales and Profits Rise in Q1, but Investors Want More
Shares of the resale company fell despite an 11 percent sales gain in the quarter and some relative protection from tariffs.
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Allbirds Expects to ‘Deliver Topline Momentum’ in the Second Half After Beating Q1 Revenue Expectations
Net revenue in Q1 decreased 18.3 percent to $32.1 million, compared to $39.3 million in the same time last year.
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Saucony and Merrell See Double-Digit Growth in Q1 as Turnaround Takes Hold at Wolverine Worldwide
Total revenue in the first quarter of 2025 was $412.3 million, up 4.4 percent from $394.9 million the same time last year.
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Tapestry Tops Q3 Estimates and Raises Outlook Despite Difficult Backdrop
Shares of the Coach parent rose in early trading as CEO Joanne Crevoiserat said the company retained “a bias for action.”
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Despite Q1 Sales Slip, Puma, Seeking Stability, Confirms Guidance
Facing a challenging economic environment, chaotic U.S. tariffs and three months without a chief executive officer, Puma is putting its focus on “stability and calmness.”
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Safilo Posts Q1 Growth Amid Supply Chain Diversification and Resilient European Market
The Italian eyewear group’s CEO Angelo Trocchia spoke of selective price adjustments in the U.S. with analysts.