According to Piper Sandler, 12 percent of upper income male teens ranked Crocs as the No. 1 brand that is "on the way out." ...

Crocs are the shoes that everyone loves to hate — or hates to love. The comfort-focused clogs are divisive, to say the least. When they first launched in 2002, they skyrocketed in popularity ...

Piper Sandler's semi-annual teen survey is out, and brands that teens of the past loved are regaining popularity with Gen ...

Crocs recently reported record annual revenue of $4.1 billion for 2024, up 4% from the year prior. The company’s rising numbers are partly due to its resurging popularity among younger consumers.

Baggy/saggy pants are also losing their appeal among upper-income teens, according to research firm Piper Sandler.

Are Crocs on the way out ... Despite some teens suggesting Ugg is on its way out, the brand moved up the most in the survey’s fashion ranking, becoming the No. 1 fashion trend among upper income ...

In the world of fashion, trends emerge and fade quickly, particularly among teenagers. Research firm Piper Sandler revealed its semiannual “Taking Stock With Teens” survey on Tuesday, pointing ...

Crocs led the way as the least popular choice among upper-income male teens, with 12 percent choosing the footwear brand as a fashion trend “on the way out.” Skinny jeans came in second at 11 percent, ...