Boot Barn Says BOPIS and Ship-to-Store Lift Store Traffic as E-Commerce Comps Rise 13.4%

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Boot Barn Holdings said its buy online, pick up in store and ship-to-store services are driving store traffic and supporting merchandise margins, as e-commerce comparable sales rose 13.4% in its fiscal first-quarter 2027 on double-digit growth on the company's website. Management said a large portion of e-commerce orders are fulfilled from its more than 550 stores, calling omnichannel capabilities a meaningful competitive advantage consistent with its stores-first strategy. In the quarter, consolidated same-store sales increased 4.7% while brick-and-mortar same-store sales grew 3.8%, supported by a 3% increase in average unit retail with transactions approximately flat. The company also said its exclusive-brand websites attract millions of sessions, though it acknowledged that attributing website visits to subsequent store visits is difficult. Separately, American Eagle Outfitters said Aerie was showing strength across stores and digital quarter-to-date, while Deckers Outdoor reported first-quarter direct-to-consumer revenues up 13%, including 17% growth at HOKA and 6% at UGG.

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Consumer Discretionary▲ · 3 stocks
Boot Barn Holdings Inc
BOOT
▲ PositiveDemandrelevance

Boot Barn's BOPIS and ship-to-store drove store traffic as e-commerce comps rose 13.4% and consolidated same-store sales grew 4.7%.

Deckers Outdoor Corporation
DECK
▲ PositiveDemandrelevance

Deckers reported first-quarter direct-to-consumer revenues up 13%, with 17% growth at HOKA and 6% at UGG.

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