Vans Hardest Hit of VF’s Big Four Brands in Q1

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By Tiffany Montgomery | Published Jul 31, 2020

In a big change, Vans recorded the steepest revenue decline of VF’s four biggest brands in the quarter. For years now, Vans has been the brand that has grown the most each quarter.

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Vans Hardest Hit of VF’s Big Four Brands in Q1