Bogs continued to grow rapidly in the third quarter, raising its sales by 20 percent, contributing to a 4 percent increase to $91.2 million in the turnover of its parent company, Weyco Group. The total turnover was dragged down by sales declines for Florsheim in the U.S. as well as in Europe and Australia, where the strong U.S. dollar was a negative factor. More in Shoe Intelligence.
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