Bucking the price hike trend, Rieker and Remonte are maintaining Fall ’25 pricing—and preserving the same pricing structure for Spring/Summer ’26.
“No increases are being passed along to the retailer or end consumer,” says Rich Rask, president of Rieker Shoe Corporation. “We want to strengthen partnerships and positioning utilizing our vertical production. We’ll have some small increases in certain categories, but maximum one price point.”
In terms of lifestyle product, the emphasis is on “functional all-day sandals and sneakers with knit uppers, all with comfortable transitional constructions and retail prices the consumer can relate to, according to Rask.
“Based on our positioning in the market and our price points, our expectations and our outlook are positive,” says Rask. “We plan on continuing to add to our market share with the depth of our collections.”
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