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Duluth Holdings Inc. does business as Duluth Trading Company, a lifestyle brand selling men’s and women’s casual wear, workwear and accessories through its website, catalogs and retail stores. Company news commonly centers on quarterly and annual financial results, gross margin trends, promotional activity, inventory discipline, SG&A leverage and cash-flow measures used by management.
Updates also cover Duluth Trading’s omnichannel retail footprint, including new store openings, and its focus on durable, solution-based apparel and gear for hands-on customers. Product and operating commentary often references assortment priorities, direct-to-factory sourcing, tariff effects and efforts to strengthen the customer base around the brand’s core apparel categories.
Duluth Trading Company (DLTH) reported Q1 fiscal results, revealing a 3.8% decline in net sales to $109.9 million, primarily due to a 51.8% drop in retail store sales owing to COVID-19 closures. Meanwhile, website and catalog sales surged 31.7%, with a notable 69.0% increase during store closures. The company faced an operating loss of $19.0 million and a net loss of $15.1 million per diluted share. Despite challenges, total net sales for April exceeded last year by 5.3%. The company plans to cut capital expenditures by 50% for the fiscal year.
Duluth Holdings (NASDAQ: DLTH) announced the reopening of 20 retail stores in areas with lifted COVID-19 restrictions. The company has increased its credit line to $150 million and partnered with the American Red Cross to donate 5% of proceeds from key apparel items through May 31, 2020. Duluth Trading also launched a new women's campaign focusing on empowering stories of women. Financial measures include cost reductions and an improved liquidity position with $85 million on its line of credit, $7 million in cash, and $20.5 million accessible via a delayed draw term loan.