V.F. Corporation designs, manufactures and markets branded apparel and related products in the United States and internationally. Its product line consists of denim and casual tops, bottoms, backpacks, book bags, luggage, outdoor gear, skateboard-inspired footwear and apparel, surf-inspired footwear and apparel, women's lingerie, occupational apparel, licensed sports apparel, athletic apparel and fashion sportswear. The company markets its products through specialty stores, department stores, national chains and mass merchants along with licensees and distributors. The company reports operating results under three segments: Active, Outdoor and Work....
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