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Wolverine World Wide, Inc. reports developments tied to a branded footwear and apparel portfolio that includes Merrell, Saucony, Sweaty Betty, Hush Puppies, Wolverine, Chaco, Bates, HYTEST and Stride Rite, along with licensed Cat and Harley-Davidson footwear. The company designs, markets and licenses casual, outdoor, athletic, kids, industrial work and uniform footwear and apparel sold through retailers in the United States and international markets.
Recurring news covers quarterly results and conference calls, board-declared cash dividends, brand collaborations such as Chaco product collections, Work Group leadership and product-innovation updates, and marketing technology initiatives involving Merrell and Saucony. Company updates also discuss brand performance, direct-to-consumer trends, gross margin drivers, tariffs, foreign currency and portfolio changes such as the prior Sperry sale.
Chaco (NYSE:WWW) has announced a unique collaboration with Waffle House to launch a limited-edition collection of Z/1 sandals, available from July 15, 2025. The collection features two distinctive designs: the Waffly Good, showcasing a golden waffle pattern, and the Secret Menu, featuring black straps with Waffle House's iconic yellow lettering.
This unexpected partnership combines Chaco's outdoor adventure heritage with Waffle House's Southern hospitality, reflecting both brands' commitment to community and shared experiences. The collaboration represents a creative intersection of food culture and fashion, with each design incorporating unique elements that pay homage to the breakfast chain's iconic style.
Wolverine World Wide (NYSE: WWW) has announced the appointment of two new board members: Cheryl Abel-Hodges and Jack Boyle, effective July 1, 2025. Abel-Hodges, 61, currently serves as CEO of Tommy John and previously led Calvin Klein as CEO. Boyle, 57, recently retired from Fanatics Holdings where he served as President of Buying and North America of Fanatics Commerce.
Both directors bring extensive experience in merchandising, brand management, and omnichannel retail. Abel-Hodges has significant experience in brand leadership and retail operations from her roles at Calvin Klein and PVH Corp. Boyle managed merchandising across direct-to-consumer channels for over 900 sports partnerships at Fanatics and held leadership positions at Kohl's Corporation.
Merrell (NYSE:WWW), the leading hiking and outdoor footwear brand, has announced the launch of its new ProMorph hybrid running shoe. The innovative footwear, priced at $150, will be available starting July 1, 2025, through Merrell.com and select retailers.
The ProMorph combines road racing and trail shoe features, featuring FloatPro+ foam for lightweight rebound, FLEXconnect® dual-directional flex grooves for stability, and a Vibram® XS Trek Evo outsole for versatile grip. The shoe is designed with a 32.5mm heel stack height and 6mm drop, offering high-cushion performance while maintaining control.
The shoe's capabilities were demonstrated at the 2025 Southbound 400 race, where Merrell-sponsored team "Loose Footage" secured third place overall in the 400-mile relay race from the Canadian border to Manhattan.
Wolverine (NYSE:WWW) has launched the Workshop Wedge, marking its first step in a new multi-year initiative to produce USA-built boots. The boot, manufactured in Texas using both domestic and globally sourced materials, retails at $249.95 and is available exclusively on Wolverine.com.
The Workshop Wedge features Goodyear Welt construction for re-solability and a PU wedge sole for durability and comfort. This launch represents Wolverine's response to consumer demand for American-made products, with the company planning to expand its USA-built offerings across other brands in its work group portfolio.
Wolverine World Wide (NYSE: WWW) announced its participation in the upcoming Baird 2025 Global Consumer, Technology & Services Conference. The company will deliver a presentation on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, at 3:45 PM ET. During the event, Wolverine will also conduct one-on-one meetings with institutional investors and analysts. The presentation materials will be accessible to investors through the company's website in the Investor Relations section at www.wolverineworldwide.com.
Wolverine Worldwide (NYSE: WWW) has unveiled a major renovation of its global headquarters in Rockford, Michigan, featuring a completely renovated 40,000-square-foot space called The Factory. The renovated facility will house the company's two largest brands, Merrell and Saucony, with Saucony relocating from Boston. The project, supported by a $1-million Michigan Business Development Program grant, includes 224 workstations, 31 collaboration rooms, and state-of-art technology for product design and marketing.
The renovation is part of the company's strategy to modernize facilities, centralize operations, and attract talent. The 300,000-square-foot headquarters offers extensive amenities including subsidized daycare, a fitness center, nature trails, subsidized cafeteria, and dog daycare. The Factory building, originally constructed in 1963 as a footwear factory, has been transformed into a modern office space while maintaining industrial elements like exposed structures and concrete floors.
Chaco, a leading sandal footwear brand owned by Wolverine World Wide (WWW), announces a collaboration with Fishwife, a female-led tinned seafood company, to launch a mermaid-inspired Z/1 sandal design. The new product features kelly green, beige, and cobalt blue straps with a tan buckle, incorporating Fishwife's iconic illustrations and vibrant color palette. The collaboration aligns with both companies' sustainability commitments - Chaco's use of recycled plastic bottles and ReChaco repair program, and Fishwife's sourcing from sustainable fisheries. The exclusive style will be available for purchase on both companies' websites starting May 8, 2025.