Duluth Trading Sees Modest Q1 Revenue Decline

Duluth Holdings Inc. the holding company of Duluth Trading, reported only a modest sales decline in the first quarter of May 3 as an acceleration of online sales helped to make up for store closures tied to COVID-19. Losses doubled in the traditionally-slow period for the brand.

Tilly’s Finds Online Strength Can’t Counter Store Closures

Tilly’s Inc. played every card in their hand to reduce cash burn in the fiscal first quarter ended May 2, including closing stores and its distribution center, holding back store rent payments, canceling orders, cutting executive pay, furloughing employees and tapping into its revolver, but the closure of all stores in their 239-door portfolio since March 18 was too much to overcome in the period.

The Running Event Confirms 2020 Dates

The Running Event has confirmed that it is moving forward with the 2020 planned event in Austin, Texas from December 1-3, 2020. TRE event registration will open in mid-August.

Adidas Business In Greater China Returns To Growth In May

Adidas said that in Greater China, the company’s first major market on the road to recovery, all own- and partner-operated stores have been open since mid-April. While store traffic remained below the prior year level in May, targeted efforts to revitalize retail have led to sequential improvements since stores reopened

Nike EYBL Cancels 2020 Events

The Nike EYBL, one of the most prominent AAU basketball organizations in the country, announced that it is canceling all of its scheduled events for 2020.

Wolverine Seeing Online Sales Surge In Second Quarter

Wolverine World Wide Inc., in a business update, said owned e-commerce grew more than 90 percent in the first nine weeks of the second quarter of fiscal 2020, helping the company deliver a better-than-expected performance so far in the period.