Showing posts with label Action Sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Action Sports. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Alex Gray Takeover on Havoc on the 101


havoc on the 101 - Alex Gray Takeover - Chat live on TV with Alex Gray!
Saturday July 18th midnight - 1am (at least)
Alex Gray will be hosting and moderating "havoc on the 101" on direcTV - Tune in to DirecTV's channel 101 at midnight! Alex will be interacting, communicating and giving chatters and viewers all the smack they deserve!
Alex's favorite music and sports clips featuring him (and others) will be available to watch and vote for on "havoc on the 101" only on DirecTV. Watch as the he guides innocent viewers through the latest videos from sponsors Body Glove, Volcom and many more. They are also including the videos from his favorite artists and bands!
Text and Chat real time with Alex Gray! For more info check out:
www.havoc.tv/TAKEOVER

Thursday, May 29, 2008

ACTION SPORTS LABELS EMERGE AS SILVER LINING ON DARK RETAIL CLOUD

As reported on Style Sight website May 28th, 2008

There may just be a silver lining on the dark cloud hovering over the retail sector.  The $7.48bn action sports apparel business is benefiting from the strategy that combines trendy apparel with casual dressing and low costs for the consumer, reported Women's Wear Daily.  According to the newspaper, amid declining sales at other apparel vendors and retailers, revenue at several action sports companies is trending higher. Labels like Roxy, Quiksilver, Hurley and O'Neill are rounding out selling floors that were predominantly filled with contemporary labels and higher-priced denim.
Volcom Inc. is just one of the brands that is benefiting from the interest in sports apparel and has raised its 2008 sales target to a range of $343m to $347m, from previous estimates of $339m to $344m.  Zumiez Inc. said first-quarter revenue grew 14% to $78.7m from $68.8m, while net income fell 13% to $1.4m from $1.6m on higher expenses.  Buckle Inc. said first-quarter net income grew 53% to $18.7m from $12.2m as revenue increased 32% to $160.3m from $121.1m.