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US footwear sales grow at slowest rate in a decade

23/10/2017

Footwear demand across the US in 2017 is set to grow at its slowest rate since the recession (2008), according to the Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America (FDRA). Year-to-date sales are flat with 2016, suggesting full-year sales will see no expansion, certainly well shy of last year's 4.3% advance. Despite retail prices for men's...

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