Net loss narrowed by 13% to $10,196,000 from a loss of $11,741,000 in the seasonally small second quarter, as the top line improved 6% to $605,246,000 from $570,244,000, helped by wholesale orders that were pulled forward out of Q3. Wholesale sales increased 14% overall to $317.2 million, while direct-to-consumer slid 1% to $288.0 million with brick-and-mortar comping flat and e-commerce down 6%.

The home U.S. market continued to struggle, falling 2% to $335.1 million, including a low-single digits gain in wholesale due to order timing, and a mid-single-digit drop in direct-to-consumer. Owned ... Log in to view full article.