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Abstract:Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour all offer something different in terms of athletic-wear. But who does it best? We visited all three and found a victor.
Nike is considered the dominant player in the sports-retail market, but competitors like Adidas are not far behind.
Under Armour has been climbing the ranks as well — its shares rose about 10% in June, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.
We visited all three stores to find the athletic-wear champion. To our surprise, Under Armour came out on top.
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Among the titans of athletic-wear retailers, Under Armour is considered the underdog. But recently the brand has seen success — it announced favorable earnings for its first quarter that defied expectations.
All three brands have their own distinct branding. Nike's renewed commitment to female athletes has distinguished the brand from its competitors, especially in the wake of the 2019 Women's World Cup — Nike sponsored 14 of the 24 teams in the tournament this year, including the winning USA team.
Read More: We visited Nike and Adidas flagship stores to see which brand is better at serving women. The winner was obvious.
Adidas' collaboration with Beyoncé will likely help the brand reach more women. As for Under Armour, analysts say the company has faced competition with other brands that resonate better with women, CNBC reported.
We visited all three stores to see for ourselves which appeals to a broader customer base and which shopping experience is superior. We were shocked when Under Armour won us over with its store layout, low prices, and emphasis on performance-enhancing attire.
Read about our journey below:
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