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Yeti Opens Store In Kansas City

Yeti opened a store in Leawood, KS, a suburban community in the Kansas City metro area. The location is Yeti’s first in Kansas and 21st overall in the U.S.

Coghlan’s Snaps Up Fozzils

The integration of Fozzils’ products into Coghlan’s, maker of camping accessories, will begin immediately, with plans to introduce Coghlan’s branded products by Fall 2024.

PetSmart Goes for the Gold with Team USA Collection for Dogs

The limited-edition stars, striped and sporty collection for soccer, karate and basketball, also features tracksuits, hats and gold medal toys for pets to show “team pride in style.” PetSmart Doggie Day Camps will host a one-day-only Team USA-themed Doggie Day Camp experience on August 8, 2024, to celebrate and support Team USA.

Pura Vida’s Q1 Revenues Tumble 37 Percent

according to Vera Bradley, Inc., Pura Vida’s parentm revenues totaled $12.7 million, a 37.0 percent decrease from $20.1 million in the prior year first quarter, primarily due to declines in e-commerce and wholesale sales,.

Tommy Bahama Parent Sees Q1 Sales Decline

Continued choppiness in the market and lack of sustained positive momentum, coupled with the drop in consumer sentiment, led Tommy Bahama parent to take a more conservative outlook for the balance of the year, lowering its fiscal 2024 sales and EPS guidance.

Patagonia Hires EMEA Marketplace Director

An outdoor veteran with over 20 years of experience in the industry, Stephan Hagenbusch, formerly at Black Diamond Equipment, assumes the role as marketplace director for the EMEA region.

Tailwind Nutrition Hires Director of Finance

Carter Shae was appointed director of finance. Most recently, he worked as CFO for Cut Clothing overseeing finance, accounting, human resources, customer experience, logistics, and board and investor relations.

EXEC: Academy Sports CEO Remains Bullish on Sales Recovery

Academy Sports and Outdoors missed Wall Street’s earnings expectations for the second straight quarter on lower-than-expected sales but Steve Lawrence, CEO, told analysts he remains confident growth will improve in coming quarters as the chain benefits from a focus on newness and value while capitalizing on key selling occasions over the year.

Academy Sports’ Q1 Earnings Miss Wall Street Targets

Academy Sports and Outdoors, Inc. reported first-quarter earnings on an adjusted basis slid 20.8 percent and came in lower than analyst expectations for the second straight quarter. Same-store sales were down 5.7 percent, and gross margins were off slightly. Steve Lawrence, CEO, said, “Our customers remain under pressure in the current economic environment.”