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ArticleInditex’s Q3 sales beat market expectations
Inditex, the Spanish fashion retailer which owns the brands Zara, Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius and Oysho, reported a 4.9 percent increase in sales to €9.8 billion in the third quarter ended Oct. 30. The top line was up by 8.4 percent at constant currency rates compared with market expectations ...
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Boohoo sees better FY earnings as brands return to profit
Boohoo expects an improvement in full-year earnings as its turnaround plan picked up momentum - despite a fall in sales at some of its largest brands. The British online fashion retailer forecast full-year Ebitda of £45 million (€51.38m), compared to £41.6 million last year. In fiscal 2027, Ebitda is expected ...
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ArticleGolden Goose maintains 13% sales growth
Golden Goose, the Italian brand of premium sneakers controlled by the investment firm Permira, said that in the first nine months of 2025 net revenues rose by 13 percent year-over-year at constant exchange rates to €517.1 million. The growth rate is in line with the performance posted in the first ...
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ArticleAsos' losses narrow
Asos has posted narrower losses, despite a slide in annual sales, and forecast a lift in earnings and margins next year. Revenues of the British fast fashion retailer fell by 15 percent in the year to Aug. 31 to £2.48 billion (€2.82bn), while gross merchandise value (GMV) was 12 percent ...
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ArticleDr. Martens to hike US prices as impact of tariffs revealed
Dr. Martens said it would take a multi-million pound hit from US tariffs, forcing it to raise prices in the American market. The British footwear company said it expected tariffs to be in the high single-digit range but would be offsetting roughly half of this through price hikes. It had ...
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ArticleShoe Carnival sees Q4 sales down 3%, looks ahead to ‘inflection year’ as rebranding progresses
Shoe Carnival said it expects to post sales in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025 of $240-270 million, at its midpoint down by 3 percent compared to the year earlier and in line with its third quarter performance. The footwear retailer said that its sales guidance, with sales seen ...
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Piquadro’s revenues rise slightly
Piquadro generated revenues of €88.4 million in the first half ended Sept. 30, up by 0.7 percent compared to the year earlier. The Italian leather goods group reported that Ebitda in the six-month period rose by 8.2 percent to €16 million and adjusted Ebitda grew by 1.3 percent to €9 ...
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JD Sports issues a profit warning
JD Sports Fashion warned that it expects profit before tax and adjusting items to be at the lower end of market expectations of £871 million (€988m), within a range of £853-888 million (€967-1,007m). The company noted that “recent indicators have shown incrementally weaker macroeconomic and consumer external data points in ...
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Vivobarefoot's FY revenues up 5%
UK-based footwear brand Vivobarefoot reported a 5 percent increase in revenue to £91.4 million for the 2024/25 financial year, driven by a 12 percent rise in units sold to 1.2 million pairs. The company published its annual impact report titled Unfinished Business, highlighting both achievements and operational setbacks. More in ...
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MySize's revenues up by 26% quarter-on-quarter
MySize, an Israel-based producer of AI-driven sizing solutions, footwear fit-tech and retail innovation, has reported results for the third quarter of 2025 that show revenues rose by 26 percent quarter-on-quarter to $2.6 million. Year-over-year, the gross profit jumped by 27 percent $1.0 million, the operating loss was cut by 9 ...
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ArticleGeox’s sales decline accelerates in Q3
Geox’s sales decline picked up in the third quarter of 2025 and is expected to accelerate in the last quarter of the year, prompting the Italian company to cut its full-year revenues guidance. In the first nine months of 2025, Geox posted sales of €492.8 million, down by 6.2 percent ...
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ArticleShoe Carnival to change name to Shoe Station
Shoe Carnival’s board unanimously voted to change the corporate name of the US footwear retailer to Shoe Station Group. The decision still has to be approved by shareholders at the annual general meeting scheduled in June 2026. ”We are building a simpler, more efficient company with one team, one infrastructure, ...
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ArticleYue Yuen posts higher footwear manufacturing revenues
In the first nine months of 2025, Yue Yuen posted a 1.0 percent decrease in overall revenues to $6.017 billion, because of weak sales at its retail division Pou Sheng. Meanwhile, revenues relative to the Hong Kong company’s footwear manufacturing activity increased by 4.6 percent year-over-year to $3.956 billion. Sales ...
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Wolverine appoints a new head for its Work Group division
Wolverine Worldwide has appointed Justin Cupps as President of its Work Group. Cupps will oversee the brands Wolverine, Bates, CAT Footwear, Harley-Davidson Footwear, HyTest and Merrell Work. He will report directly to Chris Hufnagel, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Wolverine Worldwide, and join the company’s executive team. Cupps ...
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ArticleCoats’ footwear division posts 4% drop in revenues
Coats Group, the British manufacturer of industrial threads and footwear components, has reported that in the four-month period running from July 1 to Oct. 31 revenues at its Footwear division fell by 4 percent year-over-year at constant exchange rates, reflecting a ”cautious customer ordering patterns given the ongoing market uncertainty.” ...
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ArticleAllbirds expects sales to stop falling in Q4
Allbirds has confirmed it expects the sales contraction it has seen this year to end in the fourth quarter, when it is forecasting that revenues could rise by as much as 9 percent. “In the near term, we believe we are well positioned to drive improved topline trends in the ...
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ArticleWolverine grows in Q3 as Saucony, Merrell and Sweaty Betty drive momentum
Saucony sprinted, Merrell climbed – and Wolverine Worldwide followed suit: thanks to strong demand for products from its lead brands, the group significantly increased its sales and profits in the third quarter of 2025. The running shoe brand, the outdoor specialist and the premium activewear brand Sweaty Betty were among ...
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ArticleZalando Q3’s revenues surge with About You acquisition
Zalando reported third-quarter revenues of €3.02 billion, a 26.5 percent year-on-year increase, driven by the consolidation of About You and solid performance in its sportswear and lifestyle categories. On a pro-forma basis, as if About You had been part of the group in the prior year, revenues grew by 7.5 ...
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ArticleSteve Madden sees improving financial results after tariffs hit Q3
Steve Madden expects to deliver stronger financial results in the fourth quarter, after “substantial pressure” on both sales and earnings in the third quarter of 2025 from new tariffs on goods imported into the US. “Fortunately, while we continue to see negative impacts from tariffs, we believe the worst is ...
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ArticleWeyco’s Q3 sales, earnings fall as price increases don’t keep up with volume decline, tariff impact
Weyco’s sales in the third quarter of 2025 inched down by 2 percent to $74.3 million, as selling price increases did not entirely offset a 7 percent decline in volumes attributed to reduced business with one large customer. Weyco noted that this customer had failed to adopt its new pricing ...
