Author: SGB Media

The company may have solidified their future in performance basketball with the signings last month of Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony, but the addition of the key retro icons strengthens Nike’s foothold in the fashion end of the footwear ca

The deal that sees Soffe become a unit of publicly-traded Delta Apparel Inc. appears to be worth $72 million if all performance conditions are met…

Riddell Sports Group has been flipped once again after a two-year ownership stint under Lincolnshire Management…

Callaway’s proposed acquisition of Top-Flite, once completed, would see Oaktree Capital Management entirely divested of the former Spalding Sports business it took control of in April 2002. Earlier this year, Oaktree sold the company’s Etonic golf shoe d

VF Corp. chairman & CEO Mackey J. McDonald breathed a sigh of relief as the agreement to purchase Nautica was finalized on July 7th…

Rick Thornton has been named president and COO of the Stride Rite Corporation, with full general management responsibility for Keds, Sperry Top-Sider, Stride Rite Children's Group, Tommy Hilfiger Footwear, International and Sourcing. David Chamberla

adidas-Salomon will need to rely on stronger than expected sales and margin growth in Europe and solid sales growth in Asia to achieve its projected 5% currency-neutral sales growth and 10% to 15% earnings growth for the year…

Aussie Apparel Group continues to aggregate small alternative brands as it announced last week the addition of two more labels to its growing stable…

When Perry Ellis International, the Florida-based apparel company that owns Jantzen and holds licenses for Nike swimwear and Ping apparel, purchased the Salant Corporation in June, it also got another famous name of dubious distinction when it closed the

Seems like the tennis stars of yore are fed up with the monotony of the “new school” of professional tennis…

Dominic Hasek will be bringing more than his goalie mask when he returns to the Detroit Redwings after a one-year retirement that didn’t take…