
In August, US group Levi Strauss formalised the acquisition of Beyond Yoga for $400 million. The group’s CEO recently elucidated the reasons behind the denim giant’s venture into new market territory.
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In August, US group Levi Strauss formalised the acquisition of Beyond Yoga for $400 million. The group’s CEO recently elucidated the reasons behind the denim giant’s venture into new market territory.
Adidas has drawn up a shortlist of bidders for its Reebok brand as it seeks to draw a line under an ill-fated investment that never lived up to the German sporting goods company's expectations, sources said.
Sporting goods maker Adidas has launched the sale of its Reebok brand in an auction which risks being affected by a political row over possible forced labour in China's western Xinjiang region, three sources said.
Reviving old-fashioned or forgotten brands requires a set of certain skills – patience, respect for DNA, deep-pockets and real affection for a marque, which for some reason Italians seem particularly good at doing.
The Canadian parka specialist has been extending its range ever since its 2017 stock market listing. It is now set to enter the footwear market, having hired Adam Meek, formerly global senior VP of product at Sperry.
Footwear maker Wolverine Worldwide is facing a series of lawsuits for chemical dumping that contaminated wells on private property in Michigan with ingredients known to cause cancer, thyroid issues and other diseases.
The back off from Abercrombie & Fitch on Monday about a potential sale shows that mergers and acquisitions for fashion retailers are not the easiest move, only braved by a select few and avoided after a certain age.
Wolverine Worldwide has entered into a licensing agreement with Vida Shoes International for Stride Rite shoes and also is creating a new children's group for its brands.
The US group, owner of footwear brands Merrell, Saucony, Sebago and Sperry, recorded a 4.8% sales shortfall in the first quarter, down to $591 million.
The US footwear specialist's sales fell by 7.3% in 2016, down to $2.494 billion, while its net income lost nearly 29%.