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C-Suite interview: How Spanish producers of espadrilles are moving to guarantee their future
Calzia, a consortium comprising over 40 Spanish producers of espadrilles based in Caravaca de la Cruz in eastern Spain, is facing a weaker market after a recent boom in sales.
C-Suite interview: Blusun enters second year looking to ramp up sales, expand outside of Europe
When Dirk Pfeffer and Silvia Brindlmayer set up their barefoot footwear brand Blusun last year, they knew what they wanted and what they did not. At the heart of their vision were shoes featuring high quality materials, reasonable prices and a sustainable and socially responsible supply chain. Pfeffer and Brindlmayer ...
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Zhejiang Huanqiu Shoes is looking for outdoor footwear companies
Zhejiang Huanqiu Shoes is playing a pivotal role in shaping the evolution of China’s modern footwear industry. Now they are looking for a footwear manufacturer to invest in.
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Why a veteran of the footwear industry has decided to launch three new brands
Joseph (Joe) Trybulec, the owner of Trybulec Enterprises and a business partner in Integra Trade Solutions, a US-based logistics company, has decided to launch three new brands covering different market segments.
How a Tuscan startup is helping upcycle leather deadstocks
Zerow is a Tuscan-based marketplace established for the upcycling of fabric and leather leftovers. As the company’s name indicates, the “w” standing for waste, its purpose is to eliminate discarded materials and deadstock by transforming them into a resource.
How an Italian startup is proving to be the perfect fit for leading fashion brands
Measmerize, a startup established to offer sizing solutions for fashion brands, has built up a portfolio of about 40 clients, including high-profile fashion houses, thanks to customized AI algorithms proposing size and fit recommendations to end-users.
Experts are confident about global footwear sales growth
The short-term outlook for footwear sales volumes and price growth is positive, based on the findings of the latest survey of experts published in the latest Business Conditions Survey released by World Footwear.
Global branded casual footwear market grew 3.5% in 2024
The international branded casual footwear market grew by 3.5 percent in 2024 to $17,016 million from $16,447 million in 2023, with balanced growth from the US and global sales. The US branded casual shoe market rebounded 3.9 percent to $7,024 million from $6,763 million, while revenues from outside the US ...
Brazilian exports hit by US tariffs
In August, Brazilian footwear exports fell by 0.5 percent year-over-year in volume to 7.64 million pairs and by 9.1 percent in value to $77 million after the US introduced a 50 percent import tariff on Brazilian goods on Aug. 7. The US is Brazil’s main export market.
Yue Yuen 2025: Manufacturing stable, retail weighing on earnings
Geox expects sales to continue falling in 2026
Ferragamo narrows its net loss
Inditex very satisfied with store and online sales
C-Suite interview: How Spanish producers of espadrilles are moving to guarantee their future
Tecnica Group's revenues rise to €541m
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Yue Yuen 2025: Manufacturing stable, retail weighing on earnings
The world’s largest contract footwear manufacturer posted a 1.8 percent sales decline to $8.03 billion in fiscal 2025. Weak China retail weighed on results.
Geox expects sales to continue falling in 2026
After a more than 8 percent decline in 2025, Geox expects sales to continue falling this year, albeit at a slower rate. The Italian footwear group has maintained its expectations of an improvement in the operating margin thanks to cost efficiency measures, but is due to release new estimates in ...
Ferragamo narrows its net loss
Salvatore Ferragamo narrowed its net loss to €49.2 million in 2025 from €68.1 million the previous year as it trimmed its operating costs by 13 percent to €686.4 million.
Inditex very satisfied with store and online sales
Inditex, the Spanish fashion retailer which owns the brands Zara, Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius and Oysho, said that in the year that ended on Jan. 31, sales grew by 3.2 percent to €39.9 billion, showing ”very satisfactory development both in stores and online.” Online sales grew by 4.8 percent ...
C-Suite interview: How Spanish producers of espadrilles are moving to guarantee their future
Calzia, a consortium comprising over 40 Spanish producers of espadrilles based in Caravaca de la Cruz in eastern Spain, is facing a weaker market after a recent boom in sales.
Tecnica Group's revenues rise to €541m
Italy-based Tecnica Group reported higher revenues in fiscal year 2025 as growth in footwear and winter sports equipment helped offset a challenging global economic environment. Revenues increased by 4.7 percent to €541.3 million, compared to the prior year, despite persistent inflationary pressures and shifting geopolitical conditions. Adjusted Ebitda fell by ...