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September/October 2024

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sportstylemag.com • sportstyle September/October 2024 • 7 Cadence provide a unique combination of contoured support with enhanced shock absorbing comfort under the heel and forefoot. Cadence are "Support Made Comfortable". With 9 models to choose from, Cadence are for work, play and everything in between. Contact us for complimentary samples. See cadenceinsoles.com for more information. ® S u p p o r t M a d e C o m f o r t a b l e Among upper-income teens, HOKA remained the No. 3 athletic footwear brand, increasing mindshareby 280 bps year-over-year, and On Running remained the No. 5 athletic footwear brand, increasing mindshare by120 bps Y/Y. Nike lost 510 bps of mindshare Y/Y in athletic footwear among upper-income teens. Phone remains the No.1 preferred method for customer service interactions (~50% share); Text/SMS shows best secular growth trends. New Balance gained the most footwear mindshare year-over-year, while Converse lost the most footwear mindshare over the same 12 months. 55% of teens cited Amazon as their favorite e-commerce website. Lululemon remains the No. 2 athletic apparel brand among upper-income teens (No. 1 among female upper-income teens), but we note that Alo Yoga was the No. 11 favorite brand and Vuori was the No. 15 favorite brand compared to No. 35 and No. 24 respectively, in Fall 2023. Upper-income female fashion spend was down -12% year-over-year with lower spend across apparel (-13% year-over-year), shoes (-3% year-over-year), and accessories spend (-21% year-over-year).

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