“Demand in EMEA for our product across all channels and regions resulted in a 30% increase in sales in the third quarter of 2024,” says David Weinberg, Skechers Chief Operating Officer. “We expect our momentum to continue as we develop additional models and make them available where consumers in Europe want to shop – be it in our more than 500 Skechers stores, on e-commerce sites or in our network of third-party providers,” says Skechers CEO David Weinberg. “We believe more infrastructure and staffing will be required at our European distribution center as the areas served by the facility are expected to play a key role in our expected short- and long-term growth.”
The planned 200,000 square meter logistics center in Belgium will make it possible to increase the volume of goods shipped while improving efficiency. “We look forward to expanding our operations as we usher in a new era for Skechers, the third-largest footwear brand in the world,” said Paul Galliher, senior vice president of global distribution.