Dillard’s Q2 Earnings Boosted by Tariff Refunds, Sales Inch Up 1 Percent
Dillard’s, Inc. reported a sharp uptick in earnings in the second quarter ended August 1, thanks to a boost from tariff refunds. Sales in the quarter climbed 1 percent, led by strong gains in ladies’ accessories and lingerie offset modest declines in juniors, children’s apparel and ladies’ apparel.
Solo Brands Narrows Q2 Net Loss on Build Toward More Disciplined Company
Company CEO John Larson said April and May started the quarter on a strong note, though direct-to-consumer demand softened in June as consumers remained selective in their discretionary spending.
Wolverine Hikes FY Guidance on Merrell and Saucony Momentum in Q2
Wolverine World Wide, Inc. raised its earnings and sales guidance for the year after reporting second-quarter results exceeded expectations due to continued robust gains at Merrell and Saucony. Adjusted EPS in the second quarter grew 14.3 percent on a 6.8 percent revenue gain, with sales expanding 11 percent at Merrill and 9.9 percent at Saucony.
Yeti Boosts FY EPS Outlook After Q2 Earnings Beat, Sales Climb 9 Percent
Yeti Holdings, Inc. raised its earnings guidance for the year after seeing second-quarter earnings arrive comfortably above analyst targets. Sales climbed 9 percent, led by a 16 percent hike in Coolers & Equipment sales and 19 percent international growth. Drinkware sales increased 2 percent.
Yeti Holdings Board pf Directors Bumps CEO Matt Reintjes to Chair
Robert K. Shearer, who was serving as independent chair of the Board, has transitioned to serve as lead independent director of the Board of Directors.
StockX 6M Report Highlights Comebacks for Jordan and Supreme
StockX released its Big Facts Data Report for the first six months of 2026, disclosing the fastest-growing brands on the platform from January through June 2026. The findings show Jordan and Supreme have both made a recovery while strong moves were also seen by Saucony, Vans, Salomon, Godspeed, Adidas, and Timex.
Fabletics Looks to Double Sales in Five Years, Accelerates International Openings
Fabletics, Inc., the membership-driven activewear brand, reported plans to “double its annual revenue to $2 billion and quadruple its EBITDA within five years, supported by the opening within the next twelve months of 25 stores in the U.S. and roughly 20 internationally.”
Kokatat Appoints Head of Sales and Marketing; Expands Canadian Sales Alignment
Kokatat today announced the appointment of Ted Keyes as head of Sales and Marketing alongside a new sales structure for the brand in Canada.
South Florida’s FB Marine Group Files for Bankruptcy
Fort Lauderdale-based Fastboats.com Sales Company, which does business as FB Marine Group, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection amid declining revenue and disputed lawsuit claims.
Alo Yoga Opens Online Store on Tmall
Los Angeles-based athleisure brand Alo Yoga has launched its first online flagship on Alibaba’s Tmall, preceding planned brick-and-mortar openings in China.
Active Brands Names Canadian Sales Manager
Active Brands has appointed Amber Nero as Canadian sales manager for Kari Traa and Dæhlie brands.
VibeIQ Raises $22.5 Million in Funding Round
VibeIQ, an AI-powered product decision and assortment lifecycle platform that has worked with New Balance, Converse and other fashouin brands, announced $22.5 million in growth financing led by Volition Capital.
Brooks Running Delivers 14 Percent Growth in First Half of 2026
Brooks Running delivered a reported 14 percent growth in the first half, supported by 9 percent year-over-year in the Americas. International markets accelerated further, up 39 percent in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) and 10 percent in Asia-Pacific (APAC).
Kontoor Brands Promotes HH Global Chief Joe Alkire to President and CFO
Alkire has served as a key member of Kontoor’s executive leadership team since joining the company in 2023 as EVP and CFO, playing an instrumental role in shaping its strategic and financial direction.
Michigan Ski Community Lost an Iconic Figure with Norm Brown’s Passing
The Grand Rapids area of Michigan lost a ski retail icon this summer with the passing of Norm Brown, the founder of Norm’s Ski Shop in Greenville, Michigan.
