Dr. Scholl's Shoes (Caleres) and Wrangler (Kontoor Brands) have launched a limited-edition collaborative capsule collection featuring five reimagined Dr. Scholl's shoe silhouettes and a denim jacket with Western-inspired design elements. The collection, available starting March 24, combines Dr. Scholl's comfort heritage with Wrangler's Western aesthetic, with shoe prices ranging from $80-$200 and the jacket retailing at $149.99.

Caleres stock surged 11% after beating Q4 earnings estimates with $695.1M in revenue (8.7% growth) and an adjusted loss of $0.36 per share that exceeded expectations. The company provided optimistic 2026 guidance, projecting a return to profitability with adjusted EPS of $1.35-$1.65 and low to mid-single digit sales growth. Trading below $10 with a forward P/E of roughly 6, analysts view the stock as potentially undervalued.

Caleres (NYSE: CAL) shares surged 8.92% after reporting Q4 2025 results with consolidated sales of $695.06 million, beating estimates. The company's e-commerce strength drove growth, with direct-to-consumer sales representing 74% of total net sales. For FY26, Caleres expects adjusted EPS of $1.35-$1.65 and low to mid-single digit net sales growth, with profit improvement driven by tariff mitigation efforts and plans to bring Stuart Weitzman to breakeven profitability.

Caleres reported a challenging Q2 FY2025, with revenue dropping 3.6% to $658.5 million, earnings per share declining 58.8% to $0.35, and gross margins falling 2.1 percentage points due to tariffs and promotional pressures.

The Schall Law Firm is investigating claims against Caleres, Inc. (CAL) for potential securities law violations. Caleres reported weaker-than-expected Q1 2025 results, leading to an 18.2% stock drop on the same day.

Caleres, Inc. has agreed to acquire luxury footwear brand Stuart Weitzman from Tapestry, Inc. for $105 million, strengthening Caleres' position in the women's fashion footwear market.

Caleres, the parent company of Famous Footwear and other footwear brands, reported weaker-than-expected Q2 results, leading to a 19% drop in its stock price. The company cited a later-than-expected back-to-school season and challenges with its new enterprise resource planning system implementation as factors contributing to the disappointing performance.

Caleres reported weaker-than-expected Q2 results and lowered its FY24 outlook due to operational challenges, including a later-than-expected back-to-school season and issues from its SAP ERP implementation. The company is taking restructuring actions to improve efficiency and reduce debt.

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