Dr Martens' UK sales plunge a worse-than-expected 21.3% after the summer knocked boot sales
Summary
The British bootmaker Dr Martens revealed that UK sales plunged by a worse-than-expected 21.3% on a constant currency basis over its first half to September 26, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Thursday 12 November. The two outlets headlined that Dr Martens feels the heat after the summer knocked boot sales.
Latest: The British bootmaker Dr Martens revealed that UK sales plunged by a worse-than-expected 21.3% on a constant currency basis over its first half to September 26, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, headlining that Dr Martens feels the heat after the summer knocked boot sales.
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How it unfolded
Thursday 12 November
The British bootmaker Dr Martens revealed that UK sales plunged by a worse-than-expected 21.3% on a constant currency basis over its first half to September 26, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, headlining that Dr Martens feels the heat after the summer knocked boot sales.
- 06:25The Independent Dr Martens feels the heat after summer knocked boot sales
- 06:25Evening Standard Dr Martens feels the heat after summer knocked boot sales