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Skechers Went After the Customers Nike Didn't. It Paid Off.

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It's almost the complete opposite of what the bigger brands do," John Vandemore, Skechers finance chief, said in an interview. "We're just a different player." Skeche
The article from MSN discusses how Skechers, traditionally known for its comfort-focused footwear, has successfully expanded its market by targeting customers that Nike might have overlooked. Skechers has capitalized on the demand for casual, comfortable shoes, especially during the rise of remote work and casual lifestyles. By focusing on comfort, affordability, and a broad appeal rather than high-performance athletic wear, Skechers has seen significant growth. The company's strategy includes diversifying its product line to include more fashion-forward and performance-oriented shoes, yet it maintains its core identity of comfort. This approach has paid off, with Skechers reporting a 28.6% increase in sales in the last quarter of 2023, showcasing the effectiveness of their market positioning and product strategy.

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