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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.
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Les Deux Delivers Double-digit Growth Amid Physical Retail Push
The Danish menswear brand reported a 13 percent full-year revenue growth while investing in offline experiences and expanding wholesale in the U.S.
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We’re Living in a ‘VUCA’ World, Said Axel Dumas at Hermès’ AGM
Chaos is the new normal, said the luxury brand’s executive chair, as he shrugged off U.S. tariffs and said the group is exploring expansion into Saudi Arabia.
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Even Hermès Can’t Outrun Luxury’s Slowing Demand
In a week of weak results including LVMH and Kering, China’s fragile recovery weighs on the sector.
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Gucci’s ‘Gradual’ Turnaround Weighs on Kering in Q1
Organic revenues were flat at the French luxury group, with its star brand down 14.3 percent in reported terms, 8 percent organically.
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LVMH Touts Improvements in China, U.S. in Q1
The French luxury giant registered organic growth of 1 percent in the first three months of the year, with the conflict in the Middle East having a negative impact of 1 percent.
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Levi Strauss Scores With Q1 Earnings
Longtime chief financial officer Harmit Singh will step down once a successor is found.
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China Isn’t Nike’s Only Concern as Europe Remains ‘Highly Promotional’
This comes as Nike’s stock dropped over 15 percent by the end of trading on Wednesday.
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Analysts See RH Estates Launch a Catalyst After Weaker-than-expected Results
On Wednesday, shares of the Corte Madera, Calif.-based RH fell to a 52-week low on weaker-than-expected results and underwhelming outlook for the first quarter 2026.
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Nike CEO Says Its Turnaround ‘Is Not Finished’ as Company Sees China Bumps in Q3
Net sales in the period tallied $11.3 billion, flat from the same time last year.
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Oxford Industries Slips Into Red as Saks Bankruptcy, Macro Issues Hit Bottom Line
The Atlanta-based owner of Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer is seeing some green shoots in the first quarter of this year.
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Shoe Carnival’s New Leadership Is Slowing Down Store Conversions
The move comes one month after former CEO Mark Worden abruptly left the company.