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Tilly’s Surprises In Q3 With Jump In Store Traffic

The West Coast action sports retailer credited new product assortments and better local marketing efforts as the top drivers, but also likely benefitted from competitor exits. Stock jumped nearly 35 percent.

Can Hi-Tec Sports Make It As A Licensed Brand?

Cherokee Global Brands’ proposed deal to buy Hi-Tec Sports for $98.5 million will most significantly include selling off the outdoor footwear brand’s wholesale operations to licensed partners.

Online, Mobile Sales Outperform On Black Friday

More online shopping, less in-store shopping — that was an easy prediction to make for the kickoff to the 2016 holiday shopping season. Just how big the shift came in surprised even the experts.

Judge Blocks New Overtime Rule

The new rule, which would have qualified millions more Americans for overtime pay, including many working retail in the active lifestyle industry, now stands on shaky ground.

Famous Footwear Q3 Driven By Lifestyle Athletic

Famous Footwear’s same-store sales rose 2.1 percent in the third quarter ended October 30 as ongoing momentum in athletic and sports-influenced styles offset declines in boots and booties.

Hibbett Cuts Guidance On Weather Concerns

Due largely to accelerated markdown on cold-weather merchandise, third-quarter earnings came in short of Wall Street estimates and EPS guidance was lowered for the year.

Foot Locker Rides Strength In Lifestyle

The sneaker specialist sees a growing momentum for lifestyle running and casual footwear offerings, as well as a resurgence in popularity for Adidas and Puma.

Sierra Trading Post Shifts Online Promotional Strategy

Outdoor consumers who have grown accustomed to Sierra Trading Post’s (STP) website touting consistent 60-, 70- and 80-percent off deals have begun hearing a different tune from the discount outdoor retailer.

Dick’s Outperforms, But Gives Caution To Q4

While it’s gained a competitive advantage in the marketplace following other store closures, the nation’s largest sporting goods retailer gave a conservative fourth-quarter outlook that fell below Wall Street’s targets.