Champion To Exit Target

Hanesbrands said Champion sales grew 18 percent in the second quarter to drive a 4 percent sales increase. But the company announced that Champion and Target Corporation will not renew their contract for an exclusive line of C9 by Champion activewear apparel when the current contract expires at the end of January 2020.

Garmin Raises Full-Year Guidance On Q2 Beat

Garmin reported better-than-expected quarterly profit in the second quarter ended June 30 and raised the company’s full-year forecast. The gains were led by Marine and Aviation, both growing 24 percent and Outdoor, advancing 23 percent. Fitness increased 8 percent.

Big 5 Sporting Goods Misses On Income, Revenue

Big 5 Sporting Goods Corp. reported a net loss for the second quarter of fiscal 2018 of $0.2 million, or (1) cent per share, compared to net income for the second quarter of fiscal 2017 of $2.8 million, or 13 cents per diluted share. Analysts had expected a profit of 11 cents per share.

Rocky Brands’ Q2 Profits Soar

Rocky Brands Inc. reported profits in the second quarter jumped 73.3 percent, thanks to high-single-digit growth in wholesale sales and expanding gross margins.

Raen Forms Raen Europe, Appoints Christian Grund As European GM

California-based eyewear brand Raen has announced plans to further expand the company’s global footprint with the formation of Raen Optics GmbH, or Raen Europe. The new division will be led by Christian Grund, the founder of Raen’s former European eyewear distributor, Eyegents

PVH Corp. Partners With UFC For Van Heusen Flex Collection

PVH Corp. announced a new campaign for the company’s Van Heusen brand, which includes a partnership with UFC, the mixed martial arts organization. The partnership establishes Van Heusen as UFC’s first-ever “Official Men’s Dress Furnishings Provider.”

Aramark Launches Performance Work Line

Aramark, a leader in food, facilities management and uniforms, announced the launch of the Aramark FlexFit performance uniform line featuring light-weight fabrics and inspired by the athleisure trend.

Nautilus’ Q2 Retail Momentum Driven By Mass Channel

Nautilus Inc. saw a 5.7 percent gain in sales of the company’s Retail segment, driven by double-digit expansion in the mass retail channel, offsetting weakness in the commercial and specialty channels. The fitness-equipment giant raised the company’s overall sales guidance for the year due to healthy retail results and promising back-half launches.