All Shoe Intelligence articles in Volume 23, Issue 33+34 – Page 3
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ArticleVulcabras’ sales growth accelerates in Q2, driven by athletic footwear
Vulcabras, the Brazilian footwear company that owns Olympikus and has licenses with Mizuno and Under Armour, saw sales growth accelerate in the second quarter of 2021, despite continued headwinds tied to the Covid-19 pandemic. Its revenues soared by 304.7 percent on the year earlier to 399.4 million Brazilian reais (€65.6m-$77.0m), ...
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News briefs
Sequential sells two more brands
After reporting the sale of its DVS brand of skate shoes to Elan Polo, the struggling Sequential Brands Group has announced the sale of Ellen Tracy for $17 million and Caribbean Joe for $3 million. The buyer is the GMA Group, which owns Capelli New York and other brands. SBG ...
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News briefs
Crocs completes new $350m bond issue
Crocs said it completed on Aug. 10 the issuance and sale of $350 million worth of senior notes carrying annual interest of 4.125 percent and due to mature on Aug. 15, 2031. They will be used for share buybacks and general corporate purposes. The notes were purchased by several institutional ...
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ArticleHow Ralph Lauren transformed into a data-driven organization reviving brand relevance and driving sales
The historic American apparel brand’s sales revenue has been in decline. But by using data to understand customers better, it has carved out a brighter future.
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ArticleSsense: How relentless focus on target market lead to strong sales growth
The Canadian online fashion retailer adopted an alternative approach to its competitors, staying true to its traditional consumer base rather than diluting its offering.
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ArticleHow About You has become Europe’s fastest-growing online fashion platform
The company is using technology – and good timing – to stand out in a crowded market of online retailers.
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