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SGB OFFERS ITS ANNUAL "STATE OF THE MARKET"
Published November 19, 1997
The current SGB features its second-annual market-by-
market look at the sporting goods industry, which includes a
breakdown of the top vendors in certain categories and their
projected U.S. sales for this year. THE DAILY continues to
highlight some of these numbers: Today, we focus on the Top
20 Active Apparel Companies. NOTE: '97 projected sales are
industry estimates (SPORTING GOODS BUSINESS, 11/10 issue).
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TOP
20 ACTIVE APPAREL COMPANIES
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COMPANY
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PROJ.
'97 SALES
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%
+/- FROM '96
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COMPANY
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PROJ.
'97 SALES
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%
+/- FROM '96
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| Nike |
$1.6B
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+33%
|
Jacques Moret |
$81M
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0%
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| Russell |
$1.12B
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0%
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Tyr Sport |
$75M
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+35%
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| Champion USA |
$508M
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+13%
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Umbro |
$55M
|
-10%
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| Reebok |
$384M
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+20%
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Starter |
$45M
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+10%
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| adidas |
$367M
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+50%
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Weekend Exerc. |
$40M
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0%
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| Auth. Fitness |
$323M
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+99%
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Pearl Izumi |
$30M
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+25%
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| Fila |
$186M
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-18%
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And 1 |
$21M
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+75%
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| Discus Athlet |
ic
$140M
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+40%
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Active Apparel |
$20M
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+12%
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| Danskin |
$91M
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+10%
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InSport |
$18M
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+9%
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| M.J. Soffe |
$84M
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0%
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Coed Sportswear |
$14M
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-20%
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