Zumiez Inc. announced that total net sales for the four-week period ended August 4 increased 23 percent to $83 million, compared to $67.5 million for the four-week period ended July 29, 2017.
Category: Apparel

Gaiam, And1 & Avia Boost Sequential Brands Group’s Q2
Sequential Brands Group Inc.’s active brands of Gaiam, And1 and Avia again drove growth for the parent company in the second quarter, and their performance in brick-and-mortar stores highlighted not only growing market share but resiliency in the channel.

Starter And Umbro Bright Spots In Ugly Iconix Q2
Iconix Brand Group Inc. cited successful initiatives supporting the relaunches of Starter and Umbro as highlights in what was otherwise another tough quarter for the company.
Sequential Brands Group Hits Q2 Income Target, Beats On Revenue
Sequential Brands Group Inc. reported net income for the second quarter ended June 30 of $7.2 million, or 11 cents per diluted share. Under the company’s previous ASC 605 revenue reporting standard, however, non-GAAP net income for the second quarter 2018 would have been $7.8 million or 12 cents per diluted share, flat compared to second quarter 2017 but hitting the Wall Street target.
Iconix Posts Steep Loss On Mossimo Charge
Iconix Brand Group Inc. reported a loss of $79.4 million in the second quarter after absorbing a write-down for the Mossimo trademark.The company said second quarter results excluding the charge were in line with company’s expectations, although the company now expects earnings to arrive at the lower end of previous guidance.
Tennis Industry Association Opposes New Tariffs On Imported Goods
The Tennis Industry Association is opposing proposed tariffs on products that are of specific concern to the tennis and racquet sports industry.
Active Ride Shop Giving Away $100,000 To Local High Schools
Active Ride Shop announced a commitment of $100,000 cash to Southern California high schools to help support school athletics.

Camping World’s Q2 Revenues Expand 13 Percent
Camping World reported sales grew 13.0 percent in the second quarter, helped by the launch of Gander RV Sales. Net earning declined in the period due to pre-opening expenses related to the Gander Outdoors store openings but adjusted pro forma net income increased 10.6 percent.
HanesBrands Recognized For Community-Building In Central America And The Caribbean
Forbes magazine has recognized HanesBrands, a socially responsible manufacturer and marketer of leading everyday basic apparel, as one of the most-admired companies in Central America and the Caribbean.
Delta Apparel Appoints New Board Member
Delta Apparel Inc. appointed Anita D. Britt to the company’s board of directors.

Black Diamond’s Global Brand Momentum Fuels Clarus In Q2
The growing strength of the Black Diamond Equipment brand around the world was a primary driver behind the solid second quarter that Salt Lake City, UT-based parent company Clarus Corp. reported on Monday.

Delta Apparel Seeing Benefits From Vertical Manufacturing Model
Delta Apparel said the company’s vertical manufacturing model helped support robust revenue gains at FunTees, the company’s private label apparel business, to drove yet another quarter of earnings and revenue growth. Soffe was stung by declining military sales while Salt Life was down modestly due to poor early-spring weather in the company’s core Southeast market but its sales are re-accelerating in summer months.

Newell’s Outdoor Brands Impacted By Late Spring
Newell Brands said sales in the company’s outdoor & recreation division, which includes Coleman and Marmot, were impacted by the late spring. The sales process for Pure Fishing remains on track.

Columbia Appoints Chris Adamek To VP, Chief Of Staff For Columbia Brand
Columbia Sportswear has named Chris Adamek, who has been consulting with Columbia since January 2018, as the new vice president, chief of staff for the Columbia brand.

Clarus Raises Full-Year Outlook On Strong Q2
Clarus Corp. on Monday reported an adjusted net income increased to $2.6 million, or 9 cents per share, compared to an adjusted net loss of $3.4 million or (11) cents per share the same quarter a year ago, beating analysts’ consensus estimates by 9 cents.