(DLTH) Duluth Holdings - Ratings and Ratios

Duluth Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:DLTH) operates as a lifestyle brand offering high-quality, functional apparel and accessories for men and women. The company specializes in casual wear, workwear, and outdoor gear under the Duluth Trading Co brand. Its product range includes shirts, pants, shorts, underwear, outerwear, footwear, and accessories, designed for durability and comfort. The brand is known for its innovative designs, such as the Fire Hose work pant and Buck Naked underwear, which emphasize functionality and comfort. Duluth Holdings markets its products through a multi-channel approach, including its e-commerce platform, print catalogs, customer contact centers, and a growing network of retail stores across the U.S.

Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, the company has built a reputation for its humorous and relatable marketing campaigns, which resonate with its target demographic of working professionals and outdoor enthusiasts. Duluth Holdings Inc. has expanded its product lines over the years to include seasonal collections and limited-edition items, further diversifying its offerings. The companys focus on quality and customer satisfaction has contributed to its loyal customer base.

Ticker Symbol: DLTH Exchange: NASDAQ Type: common stock Country Origin: United States GICS Sub Industry: Apparel Retail

Average Volume 20d: 26,978 Last Price: 2.56 SMA 20: 2.82 SMA 50: 2.95 SMA 200: 3.54 ATR: 0.12

Market Cap: $96.03M USD P/E: 0.00 P/E Forward: 12.74 P/B: 0.53 P/S: 0.15 RoE: -17.63

3-month forecast: Based on the , DLTH is currently trading below its SMA 20, SMA 50, and SMA 200, indicating bearish momentum. The ATR of 0.12 suggests low volatility. With a forward P/E of 12.74 and a P/S ratio of 0.15, as indicated in the , the stock may face challenges in regaining upside traction without significant catalysts. The negative RoE of -17.63 further highlights operational inefficiencies. Expect DLTH to remain range-bound between $2.40 and $3.00 over the next quarter, with potential downside risks if earnings fail to improve.