Net loss in the seasonally small first quarter narrowed to $14,814,000 from a loss of $21,227,000, as Journeys’ growing top line boosted revenue 3% to $487,025,000 from $473,973,000.

Activewear brands FLX and Tek Gear received a call-out for helping drive a +6% private-label comp in Q1, as four of six categories comped flat or slightly positive amid the company’s turnaround efforts.

Revenue was up 10% at the luxury sneaker brand to €173.2 million for Q1, led by a 19% boost to direct-to-consumer sales on double-digit comp gains and new store contributions, along with strong digital results.

Sales at the Gap, Inc.-owned women’s active brand fell 12% in the first quarter to $270 million from $308 million, lapping a 6% drop in Q1 ‘25 and following an 11% decline in the prior quarter.

The sports apparel maker warned that its net income attributable to shareholders will decline around 30% to about HKD 152.5 million ($19.5 mm) for the year ended Mar. 31, down from HKD 217.2 million.

The Rehub Circular Technology Center is a new outdoor gear repair and advanced manufacturing facility opened at College of the Rockies’ Gold Creek Campus in Cranbrook, BC.

National Park recreational visits dropped 4% year-over-year last month to 25,910,844 from 26,920,131, but year-to-date visits are just positive at 79,629,454 against 79,193,538.

The outdoor brand said in a press release that it could not reach a settlement with social media personality and drag queen, Wyn Wiley, whom it accused of infringing on its multi-colored P6 logo and marks with their Pattie Gonia brand.

A one-time benefit from the credit card interchange fee settlement more than offset Foot Locker integration charges in the first quarter, sending net income up 21% to $319,822,000 from $264,288,000 on 63% higher sales of $5,164,504,000 against $3,174,677,000.

The five-month proxy contest between LULU and founder Chip Wilson reached an amicable end Tuesday, with two of Wilson’s director candidates—Laura Gentile, former ESPN marketing chief, and Marc Maurer, former co-CEO of On—joining the board following June 25’s Annual Meeting.

Net income attributable to shareholders inched down 1% to RMB 1,266.8 million ($176.2 mm) from RMB 1,286.0 million for the fiscal year ended Feb. 28 at China’s largest operator of western-brand sportswear retail stores as revenue was off 5% to RMB 25,739.9 million ($3,580.0 mm) from RMB 27,012.9 million.

The Rip Curl, Kathmandu, and Oboz parent revealed that it has launched a business review, and may consider further capital structure changes or possible changes to its brands portfolio.

ManU commercial revenue grew 10% in the fiscal third quarter ended Mar. 31 to £82.4 million ($111.4 mm) from £74.7 million, as retail, merchandising, apparel & product licensing improved 36% to £43.9 million ($59.3 mm).

The ratings agency lifted WWW’s corporate family rating to B1 from B2, and bumped up the ratings on its senior unsecured global notes and its speculative-grade liquidity rating by a notch.