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Saucony and Merrell drive Wolverine Worldwide’s Q3 sales growth

Wolverine World Wide, Inc. reported a 7.5 percent increase in third-quarter revenue, driven by its two largest brands, Saucony and Merrell, and raised its outlook for the full year. Revenue for the quarter ended October 3, rose to 505.4 million dollars from 470.3 million dollars a year earlier. On a constant currency basis, revenue was up 7.7...

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World Collective opens Sourcing Portal to brands of all sizesMember
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How weight-loss drugs are reshaping wardrobe spendingMember
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El Corte Inglés reports 8.4 billion euros in revenue and an 11.5 percent profit increase in first halfMember
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Dr. Martens: 'Hot summer' pushes half-year revenue downMember
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Manufacturers, states or algorithms: who will dominate textile industry in 2040?Member
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Hurr reaches profitability for first time as rental and resale marketplace growsMember
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Golden Goose reports 16 percent revenue growth in first nine months of 2026Member
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Study: Can luxury brands still raise their prices?

After three years driven primarily by price increases, luxury houses are now spacing out their rate hikes. Several brands have shifted from two price increases per year to just one for their iconic handbags. They are also narrowing price gaps between markets and strengthening their more accessible offerings. These findings come from price...

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Burberry returns to profitability as first-half revenue rises by 6 percent

British luxury fashion house Burberry Group plc has reported a return to profitability for the 26 weeks ended September 26, 2026. Revenue rose 6 percent year-over-year (YoY) on both a reported and constant exchange rate (CER) basis to 1.10 billion pounds (1.46 billion dollars), up from 1.03 billion pounds in the prior-year period. Burberry...

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When every brand wants the same face, who stands out?

What do DKNY, Skylrk, Rhode, Saint Laurent, Mango, Skims, Gap and Adanola have in common? In 2026, they all worked with Hailey Bieber. Launchmetrics’ latest Yearbook brings those partnerships together, offering a starting point for a question facing fashion marketers: when brands share the same famous face, how does each make the partnership its...