Company overview
IPO dateOct 15, 1993
CEOStefano Caroti
Employees6,000
SectorConsumer Cyclical
IndustryApparel - Footwear & Accessories
CountryUS
ExchangeNew York Stock Exchange
Deckers Outdoor Corporation, operating with its subsidiaries, is a global enterprise dedicated to the creation, promotion, and distribution of footwear, apparel, and accessories. Its product lines serve both casual everyday needs and specialized high-performance activities. The company manages a portfolio of prominent brands: Under the UGG label, it offers premium footwear, clothing, and related items. Teva is known for its range of sandals, shoes, and boots. Sanuk provides comfortable, relaxed casual shoes and sandals. For the athletic segment, particularly ultra-runners and other athletes, Hoka supplies specialized footwear and apparel. Lastly, Koolaburra features fashionable casual footwear, often incorporating plush materials. Deckers employs a multi-faceted sales approach. Its products are available through wholesale channels, including major department stores, independent outdoor and action sports retailers, large national retail chains, and various third-party online platforms. Concurrently, the company engages directly with consumers via its own network of physical retail outlets and e-commerce websites. Globally, Deckers extends its reach across the United States, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Canada, and Latin America, leveraging a broad network of distributors and retailers. As of March 31, 2022, its direct-to-consumer footprint included 149 retail locations worldwide, comprising 75 concept stores and 74 outlet stores. Established in 1973, Deckers Outdoor Corporation maintains its corporate headquarters in Goleta, California.
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