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The athleticwear brand set a new baseline for gross margin with strong DTC and apparel growth but room for improvement in the Americas.
The Canada-based DTC furniture company is opening a pair of brick-and-mortar locations in Washington and California to better serve its biggest customer base.
Adelyn Cheong, president of PVH China, will succeed Donald Kohler, who is leaving to become CEO of Banana Republic.
Andrew Page told Retail Dive that the company, which runs Arc’teryx and Salomon, will see little impact from the refunds anyway. Revenue at the business was up 32% in Q1.
The Foot Locker business posted its first positive comps since late 2024 and the company raised guidance for both banners.
Jason Bonfig, who takes on the top post in November, plans to grow the business by investing in advertising, customer experience and new store formats.
By: Cara Salpini
Encouraging signs in Q1 were overshadowed by worsening trends that point to a protracted turnaround ahead.
Without those challenges, sales would have risen — and the company expects to comp positively in Q2.
