"We delivered record second quarter revenue and continue to track towards achieving our financial objectives for the fiscal year," commented Angel Martinez, Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board of Directors, adding: "I'm very pleased with our current performance which wouldn't have been possible without the strategic investments we've made in key areas of the business over the past several years."

UGG brand net sales for the second quarter increased by 0.9%, totaling 421.1 million US dollars compared to 417.1 million US dollars for similar period last year. On a constant currency basis, sales increased approximately by 5.3%. Growth in sales was primarily driven by an increase in domestic wholesale sales, partially offset by a decrease in global Direct-to-Consumer sales mainly as a result of a decrease in tourist traffic in the US as a consequence of the strengthening dollar.

Net sales for the Teva brand decreased by 13.6% in the second quarter reaching 17.9 million US dollars in current currency, while on a constant currency basis, sales decreased approximately by 11.8%. The decrease in sales was driven by a decrease in global wholesale and distributor sales.

Sanuk brand net sales for the second quarter decreased by 9.0% totaling 17.3 million US dollars. The decrease in sales was driven by a decrease in global wholesale sales, partially offset by an increase in global Direct-to-Consumer sales.

Combined net sales of the company's other brands increased by 30.5% to 30.6 million US dollars. The increase was primarily attributable to a 6.9 million US dollars increase in sales for the HOKA ONE ONE brand compared to the same period in 2014.


In the second quarter, domestic sales grew by 4.3% reaching 301.6 million US dollars (289.1 million US dollars last year), while international sales decreased by 3.1% totaling 185.3 million US dollars (compares to 191.2 million US dollars in similar period last year. On a constant currency basis, sales increased by 7.1%.

Wholesale and distributor sales for the second quarter increased by 1.2%, reaching 400.3 million US dollars compared to 395.5 million US dollars for the same period last year. On a constant currency basis, sales increased approximately by 4.9%.  The increase in sales was driven by an increase in domestic wholesale sales, partially offset by a decrease in international wholesale and distributor sales.

Direct-to-Consumer sales for the second quarter increased 2.1% to 86.6 million US dollars compared to 84.8 million US dollars for the same period last year. On a constant currency basis, sales increased by 7.5%. This increase was primarily driven by Direct-to-Consumer growth in the Hoka, Sanuk, and Teva brands. Direct-to-Consumer comparable sales were down 5.2% over the same period last year, primarily driven by a decrease in tourist traffic in the US as a result of the strengthening dollar.