Caleres Inc

NYSE: CAL
$36.94
+$0.55 (+1.5%)
Closing price April 26, 2024
Caleres Inc is a prominent footwear company with a rich history dating back to 1878, headquartered in Saint Louis, Missouri. It operates both retail and wholesale divisions across the United States, Canada, Eastern Asia, and other international locations. Caleres is known for offering a wide range of footwear, including athletic, casual, and dress shoes through its Famous Footwear and Brand Portfolio segments. The company boasts a diverse collection of brands such as Nike, Skechers, adidas, and Dr. Martens, alongside its own brands like Naturalizer and Dr. Scholl’s Shoes. Caleres also sells footwear online through various brand-specific websites, catering to a broad consumer base.
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