SGB Update Outdoor

Skechers Delivers Another Blowout Quarter

With all three of its businesses – Domestic, International and Retail – banging out double-digit growth, Skechers USA Inc. reported the highest quarterly sales in its 23-year history and earnings that handily topped Wall Street’s target…

OIWC’s Pitchfest to Feature 11 Women-led Companies

The Outdoor Industries Women’s Coalition (OIWC) identified the 11 female-led companies who will pitch their ideas to a panel of industry executives in its inaugural Pitchfest in Salt Lake City next week…

Deckers Brands Q1 Results Marred by Exchange Rates

Deckers Brands reported sales increased 1.1 percent in its fiscal first quarter ended June 30, but were up 4.5 percent in currency-neutral terms. Exchange rates also trimmed its gross margin by 200 basis points and led to a widening of its second quarter

HanesBrands Sees Double-Digit Q2 Revenue Gain

HanesBrands Inc, parent of Champion, reported net sales increased 13 percent in the second quarter, to $1.52 billion in the quarter ended July 4, while adjusted operating profit excluding actions increased 15 percent to $265 million and adjusted EPS exclu

City Sports to Sell “Free Brady” T-Shirts

City Sports, a Boston based specialty sports retailer, has ordered and plans to sell thousands of “Free Brady” t-shirts that will be sold in most of its nine Boston locations and on-line beginning this weekend…

Brunswick Corp.’s Q2 Revenues Expand 6 Percent

Brunswick Corp. reported consolidated net sales increased 6 percent in the second quarter while advancing 11 percent on a currency-neutral basis. Sales grew 8 percent in its Boat Segment, 6 percent in its Marine Engine Segment, and 5 percent in its Fitnes

Amer Sports Builds Sales, Trims Losses in Q2

Amer Sports, which owns the Salomon, Wilson, Arc'teryx and Suunto brands, reported net sales excluding recently acquired Louisville Slugger grew 7 percent in currency-neutral (c-n) terms in the second quarter ended June 30…

Luxottica Retools Oakley for Global Growth

Luxottica Group expects to fold Oakley's back-office functions into its North American operations by October 3, as part of a global integration initiative that is already fueling increased R&D spending and an expansion of the brand's U.S. manufa