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Boot Barn Has Strong New Store Pipeline
Boot Barn has a long-term target of 1,200 locations across the U.S.
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Boot Barn Marks ‘Record Year’ After Beating Q4 Expectations
Net sales in the quarter increased 18.7 percent to $538.8 million from $453.7 million in the prior-year period.
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Canada Goose CEO Dani Reiss Focuses In on Profitability After Strong Growth Year
The company’s revenues increased 17.9 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Can Saucony Sustain Its Winning Streak?
Analysts probe Wolverine Worldwide CEO Chris Hufnagel on the future of the company’s star running brand.
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Dillard’s Posts Strong First-quarter Earnings
The Arkansas-based department store’s 272-unit fleet notched 3 percent comparable-store sales in the period.
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Wolverine Worldwide Stock Jumps in Pre-market Trading After ‘Solid Start’ to 2026
Total revenue in the first quarter of 2026 was $457.6 million, up 11.0 percent from $412.3 million the same time last year.
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Burberry Bounces Back With Annual Profit, Names William Jackson Chair
Jackson, founder and former CEO of Bridgepoint Group Plc, will replace Gerry Murphy as chair of the company, which reported a 2 percent uptick in same-store sales for fiscal 2026.
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Birkenstock CEO Oliver Reichert Says He’s Confident of the Future
Despite inflation and tariffs, Reichert said brand health and momentum is “very strong” at 90 percent full-price sell-through.
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Performance Running and Sportstyle Sneakers Fuel Q1 Growth for Asics North America
Net sales in North America in the first quarter of 2026 grew 23 percent to 48.2 billion yen, or about $305.2 million.
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Shoe Manufacturer Yue Yuen Says Footwear Shipments Fell Over 8 Percent in Q1
The Taiwanese athletic/outdoor and casual shoe manufacturer also said revenue in the quarter was down 2.2 percent.
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Birkenstock Shares Slip in Pre-market Trading After Second Quarter Miss
Birkenstock missed second quarter revenue estimates due to impact from Middle East war and muted consumer sentiment in Europe.
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On Holding’s LightSpray Shoe is in Demand
On Holding’s Casper Coppetti talks demand for the LightSpray Cloudmonster Hyper shoe and the new Surreal Superfoam innovation.
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Under Armour Stock Falls as Company Misses Projections in Q4
The Baltimore-based sports brand also provided a mediocre outlook for fiscal 2027.
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On Holding Continues to Post Strong Results Despite CEO Shifts
The Swiss running brand has changed top executives twice in one year.
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JD Sports Quietly Closed 61 Hibbett Stores Last Year. Another 175 Are on the Chopping Block
The U.K.-based retailer bought Hibbett in 2024 in a deal valued at $1.11 billion.
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Tapestry on Top: Q3 Earnings Easily Beat Estimates
The Coach parent also raised its annual outlook, setting it up to hit its three-year plan after just one year.
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Steven Madden’s Top Three Brands Are Delivering, But Private Label Softness Impacts Wholesale
Steven Madden Ltd. sees positive trends at its Steve Madden, Kurt Geiger and Dolce Vita brands, but private label footwear is pressuring wholesales sales.
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Tanger Raises Outlook and Dividend After Strong Q1
The owner and operator of 38 outlet centers and three open-air lifestyle centers counts Coach, Gap, Aerie, Sephora, Victoria’s Secret and Old Navy among its best-performing tenants.
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Brooks Races to Best First Quarter in Brand History
Brooks Running said market data indicates it has No. 1 market share in performance running footwear at U.S. specialty retail.
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Estée Lauder Signals Confidence, Beats on Q3 Earnings
The company is also laying off additional employees but signaled confidence in 2027, although there was no word on the potential Puig deal.
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Puma CEO Says Company Is Off to a ‘Very Solid Start’ in 2026 as Stock Ticks Up on Turnaround Progress
In footwear, Nitro running and Hyrox-related products are doing well, while low-profile silhouettes are dominating the lifestyle shoe category.