Investments On Its Rubbery Clogs Hit Skechers’ Profits
Costs associated with its own growing retail and wholesale operations, especially outside of the USA, and ongoing charges related to its new Cali Gear line, which is Skechers’ own version of the rubbery clogs made popular by Crocs, caused the company’s 2nd quarter profits to drop by about 15 percent ...
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