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Deckers Racks Up Record Revenue in Q3 as ‘Significant Global Demand’ for Ugg and Hoka Continues
Net sales in Q3 increased 7.1 percent to $1.96 billion compared to $1.83 billion the same time last year.
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Adidas Sees Double-Digit Growth in Q4, Record Sales in 2025 Despite ‘External Turbulence’
Preliminary number show revenues reached 6.08 billion euros in Q4, up from 5.97 billion euros the same time last year.
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Vans Is ‘Starting to Deliver’ on Turnaround Strategy, VF CEO Says
Still, revenue for the skate brand declined 10 percent in the third quarter of fiscal 2026.
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Dr. Martens Stock Drops as Brand Forecasts Flat Revenues for Fiscal 2026
The UK-based footwear company said group revenue fell 3.1 percent on a reported basis to 251 million pounds in the third quarter.
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Procter & Gamble Misses Sales Forecasts in Q2, Expects Stronger Second Half
Consumer demand softened in early fiscal 2026, but the consumer goods company is confident that innovation and strategic investments will drive growth.
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JD Sports Bounces Back in U.S. During Key Holiday Season, But Warns on ‘Muted Market Growth’
Overall sales during the peak holiday period were in line with expectations.
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Western Demand Continues to Boost Boot Barn Sales as Preliminary Q3 Results Exceed Expectations
Net sales in the third quarter of fiscal 2026 were approximately $705.6 million, up 16 percent from last year.
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As Nike Stock Slides, What’s Dragging the Swoosh Down + 2 Bright Spots
The weight of what’s needed to turn around Converse and Greater China led to the stock to take a double-digit hit on Friday.
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Nike’s North American Sales on the Upswing, But Q2 Results Impacted by China Declines
Net sales in the period tallied $12.43 billion, up 1 percent from $12.35 billion the same time last year.
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Destination XL to Merge With FullBeauty, Creating a $1.2B Extended Sizes Business
FullBeauty CEO Jim Fogarty will run the combined company while DXL chief Harvey Kanter will exit the business.
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Caleres Sees Momentum in Q3, but Takes Hit From Tariffs and Stuart Weitzman Earnings Dilution
Net sales in the third quarter of fiscal 2025 totaled $790.1 million, up 6.6 percent from the same time last year.
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Ulta Beauty Surpasses Q3 Expectations With $2.9B in Sales, Driven by Fragrance Boom and International Expansion
The retailer expanded in Mexico and the Middle East during the quarter, as well as launching its own marketplace.
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Genesco Lowers Guidance After a ‘Meaningful Pullback’ in Sales Following Back-to-school
Net sales in the third quarter of fiscal 2026 increased 3 percent to $616 million.
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Gap Inc. Sustains Momentum, Drives Q3 Comp Sales Up 5 Percent
The operator of the Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic and Athleta brands raised its outlook for the year.
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JD Sports Warns on Holiday Profits Amid Strained Consumer Spending Headwinds
The U.K.-based company reported group revenue declined 1.7 percent in the third quarter to 2.95 billion pounds.
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Dr. Martens’ Stock Takes Hit Despite Turnaround Progress in the First Half
Shares for the U.K.-based footwear company were down 13 percent on Thursday.
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Bath & Body Works CEO Daniel Heaf Unveils Turnaround Strategy Amid Earnings Miss; Stock Drops 25 Percent
New strategy focuses on core categories, innovation, and launching on Amazon in 2026 to reignite growth.
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Shoe Carnival See Sales Dip in Q3, But Benefits of Shoe Station Conversion Come Into Focus
These results come one week after the company announced it will change its corporate name to Shoe Station Group next year.
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Fila’s North American Turnaround Efforts Help Boost Q3 Revenue for Parent Misto Holdings
Consolidated revenue in the third quarter of 2025 increased 3.7 percent to 1.09 trillion won.
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Sally Beauty Surpasses Q4 Estimates
The beauty retailer reported $947 million in fourth-quarter net sales and introduced a long-term growth strategy focused on core categories and strategic partnerships.
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Shoe Carnival Bets Big on Shoe Station Banner as Company Renames Itself
With its new name, the company said that it expects over 90 percent of its fleet to operate as Shoe Station by the end of fiscal 2028.