AMZN
Amazon Com
$2.65Tn
246.15
-1.41%
+10.79%
Amazon's primary revenue is generated from the sale of products through its online and physical stores, operating as a massive e-commerce retailer. The profile explicitly mentions its leading position in online retail and its vast product selection for individual consumers.
WMT
2nd
Walmart
$862.64Bn
108.73
+0.69%
+5.48%
Walmart operates a significant omnichannel business with numerous eCommerce websites and mobile applications, providing site-to-store pickup and delivery for its merchandise.
HD
Home Depot
$289.19Bn
289.77
-1.16%
-28.77%
The company is the world's largest home improvement retailer, selling a broad assortment of building materials, appliances, flooring, and hardware through its retail stores and e-commerce channels to DIY consumers and professionals.
TJX
Tjx Companies
$143.39Bn
130.22
+0.10%
-9.27%
The company is a leading off-price retailer that generates primary revenue from the sale of apparel, footwear, and accessories through its TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and Winners chains. The profile explicitly identifies it as an off-price apparel and home fashions retailer.
LOW
Lowes Companies
$105.29Bn
187.68
-0.81%
-25.91%
Lowe's is explicitly described as the world's second largest home improvement retailer, operating 1,759 stores. It generates revenue from the sale of home improvement products including lumber, hardware, building materials, and flooring.
NTES
2nd
NetEase
$77.27Bn
121.04
+4.88%
-20.03%
The company operates the Yanxuan lifestyle brand, which sells private label consumer lifestyle products across home, pet, and personal care categories.
ROST
Ross Stores
$75.79Bn
237.09
+0.41%
+56.12%
Ross Stores operates off-price retail chains, Ross Dress for Less and dd's DISCOUNTS, which primarily sell brand name and designer apparel, accessories, and footwear. The company's core business model is the retail sale of these apparel-related categories to value-driven consumers.
TGT
Target
$72.00Bn
158.48
+0.68%
+78.41%
Target operates as a broadline retailer selling a multi-category assortment of discretionary goods including apparel, home goods, and electronics. Its revenue is primarily derived from the sale of these general merchandise items through physical stores and digital channels.
ORLY
O Reilly Automotive
$70.61Bn
86.51
+0.46%
-19.56%
O'Reilly Automotive is a specialty retailer of automotive aftermarket parts, tools, and accessories. Its revenue is generated primarily through the sale of items like alternators, batteries, brakes, and engine components to both DIY and professional customers.
CVNA
Carvana
$66.52Bn
60.50
-7.01%
-22.96%
Carvana's primary business is the retail sale of used vehicles to consumers via its e-commerce platform and physical vending machines. The profile explicitly identifies it as an e-commerce platform for buying and selling used cars, competing directly with traditional dealerships like CarMax.
NKE
2nd
Nike
$53.94Bn
36.37
+1.73%
-47.71%
The company operates 'NIKE Brand Digital,' a digital platform including websites and mobile applications used to sell products directly to consumers.
AZO
Autozone
$47.57Bn
2,913.60
+1.38%
-31.83%
AutoZone is a leading retailer of automotive replacement parts and accessories, selling hard parts and maintenance items through a network of physical retail stores and e-commerce websites. Its core revenue is generated from selling these parts to do-it-yourself consumers and professional repair businesses.
JD
JD.com
$32.28Bn
26.61
+0.38%
-25.34%
JD.com generates its primary revenue through the sale of products via its online retail and marketplace platforms, including electronics, home appliances, and apparel. It operates as a leading e-commerce provider in China, selling physical goods to consumers through its own digital channels.
DG
2nd
Dollar General
$27.43Bn
124.34
-0.41%
+20.79%
The company sells a wide range of discretionary goods including seasonal products (10.1% of sales), home products (5.2% of sales), and apparel (2.7% of sales) through its core stores and pOpshelf locations.
WSM
Williams Sonoma
$27.22Bn
231.11
-0.35%
+20.38%
Williams-Sonoma is a specialty retailer of home furnishings and kitchenware, selling products such as furniture, bedding, lighting, and cookware through its brands like Pottery Barn and West Elm. Its primary revenue is derived from retailing these home-improvement and furnishing goods to consumers.
QSR
2nd
Restaurant Brands International
$24.95Bn
71.44
-0.28%
+8.90%
The company generates additional income from supply chain activities, specifically coffee roasting and product distribution for its Tim Hortons segment, which involves wholesaling goods to its franchisees.
CPNG
Coupang
$24.66Bn
13.76
-0.86%
-58.09%
Coupang operates a core e-commerce marketplace for general merchandise and luxury goods (via Farfetch), selling physical goods to consumers primarily through its own digital channels. It manages its own fulfillment and logistics network to enable fast delivery of these goods.
ULTA
Ulta Beauty
$23.51Bn
549.13
+0.72%
-0.83%
Ulta Beauty is a specialty retailer focused on the beauty category, selling cosmetics, fragrance, skin care, and hair care products. It operates over 1,500 retail stores and digital platforms serving individual beauty enthusiasts.
BBY
Best Buy
$18.93Bn
89.96
-0.62%
+18.90%
Best Buy is a specialty retailer focused on the discretionary category of consumer electronics and appliances, selling products like computing devices and home entertainment systems. It operates through physical stores and an omnichannel platform to serve individual consumers.
GPC
Genuine Parts
$17.66Bn
128.13
-1.10%
-7.97%
The company's Automotive Parts Group generates a significant portion of its revenue by retailing automotive replacement parts, accessories, tools, and equipment to both 'do it yourself' retail consumers and 'do it for me' commercial operators through brands like NAPA and Repco.
BURL
Burlington Stores
$16.74Bn
266.54
+4.59%
+3.39%
Burlington Stores is an off-price retailer specializing in apparel and footwear, with women's apparel, menswear, youth/baby apparel, and outerwear collectively accounting for approximately 52% of its sales. The profile explicitly identifies it as an off-price retailer competing with other off-price and specialty apparel chains.
TSCO
2nd
Tractor Supply
$16.74Bn
32.07
-0.62%
-43.43%
The company generates significant revenue from the 'Truck, Tool & Hardware' category, which includes hardware and tools for rural living and home maintenance.
PAG
Penske Automotive
$13.61Bn
207.27
-1.08%
+20.05%
The company's primary business is the operation of franchised dealerships selling new and used passenger vehicles from brands like Audi, BMW, Toyota, and Honda. It generates the majority of its revenue from vehicle sales, maintenance, repair, and finance and insurance products for individual retail customers.
W
Wayfair
$13.41Bn
98.59
+0.45%
+10.54%
Wayfair operates primarily as an electronic commerce platform selling furniture, décor, housewares, and home improvement products. The profile explicitly states it generates revenue primarily from the sale of these goods through its online marketplace.
SGI
2nd
Somnigroup International
$13.10Bn
62.28
-2.57%
-24.52%
The company operates a massive retail footprint through Mattress Firm and Dreams, retailing a wide range of bedding brands to consumers through over 2,100 stores and e-commerce platforms.
LII
2nd
Lennox International
$12.73Bn
368.40
-1.47%
-29.24%
The company operates its own retail channel through company-owned Lennox Stores, where it sells its climate-control products directly to consumers.
FIVE
Five Below
$12.55Bn
228.00
+2.43%
+46.79%
Five Below operates as a broadline value retailer selling a wide range of discretionary goods across multiple categories including Candy, Style, Party, Room, Create, Tech, and Sports. The company generates revenue from these diverse product sales through approximately 1,921 physical stores and its ecommerce channels.
DKS
Dick'S Sporting Goods
$11.92Bn
134.16
-1.64%
-38.98%
The company is a leading specialty retailer focused on the sporting goods category, operating banners like DICK'S Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy, and Public Lands. It generates its primary revenue from the sale of sports equipment, athletic apparel, and footwear to consumers.
DECK
2nd
Deckers Outdoor
$11.15Bn
78.36
-0.38%
-24.13%
Deckers operates a direct-to-consumer channel through its own owned retail stores and ecommerce websites, retailing its footwear and apparel directly to shoppers.
GME
GameStop
$10.77Bn
23.99
+2.48%
-11.83%
GameStop operates as a specialty retailer focused on the gaming and entertainment category, selling video game hardware, software, and collectibles. Its revenue is generated from retail sales through a dense network of physical stores and ecommerce platforms.
LULU
2nd
Lululemon Athletica
$10.72Bn
100.58
-0.71%
-43.84%
Lululemon operates an omnichannel retail model with approximately 811 company-operated stores, as well as e-commerce platforms, to sell its branded apparel and footwear directly to guests.
DDS
Dillard'S
$10.66Bn
682.59
+2.87%
+10.07%
Dillard's operates as a department store retailer selling apparel, cosmetics, accessories, and home furnishings across multiple departments. The profile explicitly identifies the company as a prominent department store retailer competing with Macy's and Nordstrom.
XPEV
2nd
Xpeng
$9.51Bn
9.95
-1.58%
-57.09%
The company operates a physical sales and service network of 721 stores, including both directly operated and franchised stores, to retail its vehicles to consumers.
FCFS
2nd
FirstCash Holdings
$9.41Bn
216.95
-0.23%
+40.30%
The company operates as a specialty retailer by buying and selling pre-owned consumer merchandise, including jewelry, electronics, and sporting goods, through its pawn shop locations. Gross profit from these merchandise sales contributed 39% of consolidated net revenue in 2025.
NIO
2nd
Nio
$8.86Bn
3.58
+0.28%
-50.35%
The company sells lifestyle products through its online stores within brand apps and physical locations like NIO Houses, which constitutes a separate retail activity from vehicle sales.
LTH
2nd
Life Time Group Holdings
$8.83Bn
39.58
-1.03%
+41.16%
The company earns income from the retail sales of branded apparel sold to its members.
EDU
2nd
New Oriental Education & Technology
$8.65Bn
55.86
-1.06%
+4.22%
The company operates an online sales business through East Buy, which sells its own branded products and other goods via livestreaming and online marketplaces like Tmall and JD.com, generating RMB8.7 billion in GMV.
TIMB
2nd
Tim
$8.43Bn
17.61
-3.08%
-19.77%
TIM earns income from the sale of mobile handsets and accessories to its consumer base, acting as a specialty retailer for these electronic devices.
ATAT
2nd
Atour Lifestyle Holdings
$8.20Bn
32.77
+1.68%
-13.17%
The company sells its Atour Planet sleep products through online platforms including Tmall, JD.com, and Douyin.
GAP
Gap
$8.06Bn
22.96
+5.18%
+7.59%
The company operates as an omnichannel retailer selling apparel and accessories through its Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, and Athleta brands. Its revenue is primarily generated from the retail sale of these clothing items to consumers via company-operated stores, online channels, and franchise locations.
KMX
Carmax
$8.02Bn
56.48
-1.22%
+24.82%
CarMax is the nation's largest retailer of used vehicles, generating its primary revenue from the retail sale of used vehicles to individual consumers. The company operates an omni-channel experience allowing customers to buy vehicles online and in-store.
LEVI
2nd
Levi Strauss
$7.64Bn
19.79
+0.25%
-15.03%
The company operates its own direct-to-consumer retail channels, including company-operated retail stores and ecommerce sites, to sell its apparel and accessories.
VSXY
Victoria's Secret
$7.06Bn
88.29
+6.46%
+233.30%
Victoria's Secret is a specialty retailer that sells women's intimates, apparel, and beauty products through approximately 860 company-owned stores and various digital platforms. Its primary revenue is generated from the retail sale of lingerie, sleepwear, activewear, and swimwear to consumers.
LAD
Lithia Motors
$6.66Bn
302.87
-4.18%
-5.79%
Lithia Motors operates a network of 455 locations that sell new and used vehicles to retail customers, which is the company's primary source of revenue and gross profit.
UXIN
Uxin
$6.62Bn
1.35
+3.05%
-61.21%
Uxin is a used car retailer that sells inspected and reconditioned vehicles to individual consumers through an omni-channel approach involving an online platform and offline superstores. Its primary revenue is generated from retail vehicle sales and related finance and insurance commissions.
URBN
Urban Outfitters
$6.46Bn
75.44
+0.12%
+4.42%
Urban Outfitters operates as a specialty apparel retailer through its brands Anthropologie, Free People, and Urban Outfitters, selling apparel and accessories via company-owned stores and ecommerce platforms.
BIRK
2nd
Birkenstock Holding
$6.06Bn
32.97
-1.85%
-26.23%
The company operates a direct-to-consumer channel consisting of company-operated retail stores and an ecommerce platform to sell its footwear directly to end users.
M
Macy's
$6.01Bn
23.02
+1.68%
+26.69%
Macy's operates flagship department stores (Macy's and Bloomingdale's) that sell apparel, home goods, cosmetics, and accessories across multiple departments under one roof. The profile explicitly describes these as department store brands catering to a broad spectrum of consumers.
LKQ
Lkq
$5.88Bn
23.22
-0.30%
-23.67%
LKQ is primarily a global distributor of vehicle products, sourcing and selling replacement parts, components, and systems to wholesale customers such as collision and mechanical repair shops and car dealerships. Its revenue model is based on distribution margins across its North America, Europe, and Specialty segments.
ANF
Abercrombie & Fitch
$5.69Bn
134.09
-1.04%
+58.18%
Abercrombie & Fitch operates as a specialty apparel retailer, selling clothing and accessories for men, women, and children through its owned stores and e-commerce platforms. The profile explicitly identifies the company as an omnichannel retailer competing against other specialty apparel chains and fast-fashion retailers.
AN
Autonation
$5.34Bn
161.44
-3.24%
-25.75%
AutoNation operates 245 stores and 323 new vehicle franchises selling 30 different brands, including Toyota, Ford, and BMW. Its primary revenue is generated from the retail sale of new and used vehicles to individual consumers.
SAH
Sonic Automotive
$5.14Bn
62.42
-4.03%
-17.62%
Sonic Automotive is primarily an automotive retailer that sells new and used cars and light trucks through a network of 134 franchised dealerships and EchoPark specialty stores. Its revenue is driven by vehicle sales, fixed operations (maintenance and repair), and finance and insurance products.
OLLI
Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings
$5.08Bn
85.53
+1.52%
-34.99%
Ollie's operates as a broadline off-price retailer selling a wide range of discretionary goods across multiple categories, including home, seasonal, and consumables. The company utilizes a warehouse-style layout to sell brand-name household products to value-conscious consumers.
VIPS
Vipshop Holdings
$5.01Bn
12.48
+0.81%
-34.63%
Vipshop generates over 96% of its net revenues through online platforms, including its mobile app, vip.com website, and WeChat Mini-Program. It operates as an off-price e-commerce retailer specializing in flash sales of branded merchandise.
FND
Floor & Decor Holdings
$4.95Bn
46.35
-1.51%
-38.38%
Floor & Decor is a specialty retailer of hard surface flooring, including laminate, vinyl, tile, and wood, as well as home furnishings like vanities and kitchen cabinets. It operates warehouse format stores and design studios to sell these home improvement and furnishing goods to homeowners and professional installers.
GHC
2nd
Graham Holdings
$4.87Bn
1,142.11
-1.18%
-3.49%
Graham Automotive LLC operates eight automotive dealerships in the Washington, D.C. area, providing vehicle sales, parts, and service for brands such as Honda, Lexus, and Ford.
HGTY
2nd
Hagerty
$4.64Bn
13.52
-0.29%
+15.26%
The Marketplace segment operates a platform for buying and selling vehicles, including live auctions, online sales, and brokered private sales through Broad Arrow.
CHEF
2nd
Chefs' Warehouse
$4.56Bn
111.76
+1.35%
+91.11%
The company operates the Allen Brothers mail and electronic commerce platform to market and sell center of the plate proteins directly to consumers.
SIG
Signet Jewelers
$4.00Bn
103.36
+1.14%
+6.89%
Signet Jewelers is a specialty retailer focused on the jewelry category, operating 2,582 retail locations and an e-commerce platform. Its revenue is primarily derived from the retail sale of bridal jewelry, fashion jewelry, and watches to individual consumers.
BOOT
Boot Barn Holdings
$3.84Bn
126.11
+2.34%
-23.98%
Boot Barn operates a retail chain specializing in western and work-related footwear and apparel, with boots and apparel contributing approximately 84% of its total net sales. The company sells these products through brick-and-mortar stores and e-commerce channels to individual consumers.
MAT
2nd
Mattel
$3.81Bn
13.34
+0.38%
-21.34%
The company sells products directly to consumers through its own ecommerce platform and third-party online channels, including significant sales via Amazon.
GCT
GigaCloud Technology
$3.78Bn
52.62
-2.52%
+78.74%
The company's primary revenue driver (66.8% in 2025) comes from selling its own inventory of large parcel goods, such as furniture and home appliances, through its own marketplace and third-party e-commerce sites. This makes it a retailer that holds inventory and sells primarily through digital channels.
VVV
2nd
Valvoline
$3.64Bn
28.49
-1.52%
-20.66%
The company earns recurring income from the sale of lubricants and ancillary products to its franchisees under a long-term supply agreement, acting as a provider of automotive parts and accessories to its network.
KTB
2nd
Kontoor Brands
$3.55Bn
64.96
-0.61%
-17.45%
Kontoor operates its own branded retail stores, outlet locations, and e-commerce websites to sell apparel and footwear directly to consumers.
PVH
2nd
Pvh
$3.49Bn
75.74
-0.37%
-10.77%
PVH operates approximately 1,350 company-operated free-standing stores and 1,450 shop-in-shop locations to sell its apparel and footwear directly to consumers.
SHOO
2nd
Steven Madden
$3.29Bn
44.90
-0.36%
+32.49%
The company operates a Direct to Consumer segment that sells footwear, handbags, and apparel through its own full-price retail stores, outlet stores, and e-commerce platforms.
INTR
2nd
Inter
$3.25Bn
5.04
-1.37%
-45.63%
The Inter Shop vertical operates an e-commerce marketplace within the SuperApp, generating revenue from e-commerce transactions.
ABG
Asbury Automotive
$3.23Bn
179.95
-2.70%
-25.21%
Asbury Automotive operates 171 dealership locations and 223 new vehicle franchises, generating its primary revenue from the sale of new and used vehicles to retail and wholesale customers.
YETI
2nd
YETI Holdings
$3.16Bn
43.31
+2.48%
+26.93%
YETI has a significant direct-to-consumer business representing 60% of net sales, selling through its own websites and retail stores.
ASO
Academy Sports & Outdoors
$3.02Bn
48.61
-1.08%
-4.14%
Academy Sports & Outdoors is a specialty retailer focused on the sporting goods and outdoor recreation category. It operates 317 physical stores selling a specialized assortment of sporting equipment, camping gear, hunting and fishing gear, and fitness equipment to individual consumers.
AEO
American Eagle Outfitters
$2.90Bn
17.32
+4.40%
+0.46%
American Eagle Outfitters is a specialty retailer that sells apparel, intimates, activewear, and swimwear to individual consumers. Its revenue is generated through the sale of merchandise across its brand portfolio, including American Eagle, Aerie, and Todd Snyder, via physical stores and online platforms.
GPI
Group 1 Automotive
$2.89Bn
242.49
-4.06%
-44.56%
Group 1 Automotive operates a network of 145 dealerships in the U.S. and 109 in the U.K., primarily generating revenue from the retail sale and lease of new and used cars and light trucks.
MNSO
MINISO Group Holding
$2.75Bn
8.90
+1.37%
-60.37%
MINISO operates as a variety retailer selling a wide range of discretionary lifestyle goods across multiple categories, including beauty, toys, and general lifestyle accessories. The profile explicitly describes it as a 'global variety retail' company that rivals mass merchants and department stores, selling these goods through a vast network of physical stores.
PTRN
Pattern
$2.61Bn
16.77
-1.47%
+20.65%
Pattern generates the majority of its revenue by purchasing inventory from brand partners and selling those products to consumers on global ecommerce marketplaces. This model of holding inventory and managing fulfillment for online sales to consumers aligns with Online Retail.
AAP
Advance Auto Parts
$2.39Bn
39.77
-4.67%
-36.82%
Advance Auto Parts operates a network of approximately 4,305 retail stores and an ecommerce platform selling automotive replacement parts, accessories, and batteries to do-it-yourself customers. This matches the description of retailing automotive parts and accessories to consumers.
OSW
2nd
Onespaworld Holdings
$2.31Bn
22.78
-0.61%
+5.61%
The company generates approximately 19% of its revenue from the retail sale of complementary wellness and beauty products from brands such as ELEMIS, Kérastase, and Hyperice to guests.
RH
Rh
$2.31Bn
122.05
-1.68%
-38.31%
RH is a high-end retailer specializing in home furnishings, including furniture, lighting, textiles, and décor. Its revenue is primarily derived from the retail sale of these home-improvement and furnishing goods through design galleries and digital channels.
BKE
Buckle
$2.22Bn
43.07
+1.84%
-27.05%
The company is a retailer of casual apparel, footwear, and accessories, operating 440 retail stores. Its revenue is primarily generated from the sale of denims, tops, and other clothing items to fashion-conscious consumers.
FIGS
2nd
Figs
$2.14Bn
13.61
+1.34%
+105.28%
The company operates primarily through a direct-to-consumer digital platform, including its website and mobile application, which accounts for the majority of its sales.
KSS
Kohls
$2.06Bn
18.18
+1.56%
+18.21%
Kohl's operates as a traditional department store, selling a wide variety of categories including apparel, footwear, accessories, beauty, and home products under one roof. The profile explicitly identifies its competition as including 'traditional department stores' and describes a merchandise mix typical of this industry.
DRVN
2nd
Driven Brands Holdings
$1.94Bn
11.76
-4.47%
-26.64%
The company operates a Platform Services segment that generates revenue from the distribution of automotive parts and consumables to repair shops and franchisees.
EZPW
2nd
Ezcorp
$1.90Bn
30.83
-1.06%
+60.99%
The company operates a significant retail business selling forfeited collateral and pre-owned goods, including jewelry, consumer electronics, tools, and sporting goods, through its store network.
UAA
2nd
Under Armour
$1.83Bn
4.28
-3.17%
-14.40%
Under Armour operates direct-to-consumer retail through its own owned Brand and Factory House stores, retailing its branded apparel and footwear.
YJ
Yunji
$1.71Bn
1.74
-4.40%
-8.42%
Yunji operates a social e-commerce platform where it sells physical goods to consumers primarily through its own app and mini-programs. The company holds its own inventory for direct sales and manages a curated assortment of beauty, apparel, and household goods.
WWW
2nd
Wolverine World Wide
$1.57Bn
19.12
+0.21%
-29.89%
The company operates multi-branded direct-to-consumer retail stores and e-commerce sites to sell its footwear and apparel directly to consumers.
RVLV
Revolve
$1.51Bn
21.25
+0.14%
-3.06%
Revolve operates as a next-generation fashion retailer that sells apparel, footwear, and accessories primarily through its online platform and technology-driven e-commerce ecosystem. Its revenue is generated through the sale of merchandise via its REVOLVE and FWRD digital segments.
PRKS
2nd
United Parks & Resorts
$1.45Bn
32.04
-3.67%
-39.11%
The company generates revenue from merchandise retail within its theme parks and through consumer products and licensing arrangements with partners like Build-A-Bear.
SVV
Savers Value Village
$1.44Bn
9.35
+0.00%
-31.30%
Savers Value Village operates a network of 367 retail locations selling a wide range of discretionary goods, including clothing, shoes, accessories, housewares, and books. Because it sells across many different categories rather than specializing in one, it fits the definition of a broadline retailer.
MLKN
2nd
Millerknoll
$1.38Bn
20.28
+1.10%
+13.80%
The company operates a Global Retail segment that sells modern design furnishings and accessories through physical retail stores and third-party retailers.
ARHS
2nd
Arhaus
$1.36Bn
9.63
-0.82%
-8.98%
The company operates more than one hundred showrooms and an e-commerce platform to retail its furniture and décor products directly to consumers.
EYE
National Vision Holdings
$1.27Bn
16.12
-2.48%
-44.87%
National Vision Holdings operates as an optical retailer selling eyeglasses and contact lenses through brands like America’s Best and Eyeglass World. It is a category specialist focused on the discretionary optical retail market.
GOLD
Gold.com
$1.25Bn
42.87
-2.44%
+60.08%
The company operates multiple direct-to-consumer e-commerce platforms such as JMBullion.com and ProvidentMetals.com to sell precious metals and numismatic coins to retail investors and collectors. This activity constitutes a core business segment focused on specialty retail of discretionary collectibles and investment metals.
MOV
2nd
Movado
$1.21Bn
33.49
-1.79%
+77.48%
The company operates a 'Company Stores' segment consisting of 57 physical retail outlet locations and an online outlet store that sells watches and jewelry directly to end consumers.
CBRL
2nd
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
$1.20Bn
53.73
+3.71%
+19.53%
The company operates attached gift shops that contribute 19% of total revenue, selling a variety of discretionary specialty goods including apparel, toys, and home décor.
LZB
2nd
La-Z-Boy
$1.20Bn
29.84
-0.20%
-13.61%
The company operates the La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries retail network and Joybird small-format stores, retailing furniture and home-furnishing accessories directly to end consumers.
UMAC
2nd
Unusual Machines
$1.19Bn
23.92
-0.62%
+73.33%
The company operates the Rotor Riot brand, which focuses on the sale of drone frames and electronics directly to consumers via its own e-commerce site, www.rotorriot.com.
MYE
2nd
Myers Industries
$1.18Bn
31.50
+0.41%
+88.85%
The Distribution segment operates as a wholesaler, distributing tire service tools, equipment, and supplies to retail and truck tire dealers, commercial fleets, and auto dealerships.
GIII
2nd
G Iii Apparel
$1.16Bn
27.13
+0.04%
+1.53%
In addition to wholesale, the company operates its own retail stores and digital platforms to sell brands such as DKNY, Donna Karan, and Karl Lagerfeld directly to consumers.
HZO
Marinemax
$1.16Bn
52.40
-0.04%
+101.69%
MarineMax operates over 70 retail dealerships selling new and used recreational boats, engines, trailers, and accessories to individual consumers. This retail activity, including the sale of premium brands like Sea Ray and Boston Whaler, is the core of its Retail Operations segment.
CRI
2nd
Carters
$1.14Bn
31.03
-0.83%
+8.69%
The company operates a significant retail presence through company-operated retail stores, eCommerce websites, and mobile applications in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
WINA
Winmark
$1.07Bn
299.64
+1.11%
-40.82%
Winmark is a franchisor of specialty retail stores focused on specific discretionary categories, including musical instruments (Music Go Round), sporting goods (Play It Again Sports), and children's toys/furniture (Once Upon A Child). Its revenue is primarily derived from royalties and fees from these category-specific retail operations.
HEPS
D-MARKET Electronic Services & Trading
$900.21Mn
2.52
+0.40%
-9.68%
The company operates Turkey's leading e-commerce platform, Hepsiburada, and generates its largest revenue stream (₺57.1 billion) from the direct sale of goods like electronics, fashion, and home goods through its own online channels.
RERE
ATRenew
$622.68Mn
3.86
-2.28%
-17.70%
ATRenew operates as a pre-owned consumer electronics transaction platform, selling refurbished devices to consumers via its Paipai Marketplace and other online channels. It manages the full value chain, including sourcing, refurbishing, and distributing physical goods primarily through e-commerce.
LOT
2nd
Lotus Technology
$558.62Mn
0.87
-1.14%
-55.38%
The company operates a Global Commercial Platform that manages the exclusive global distribution of vehicles manufactured by Lotus UK, including the Evija and Emira models, through a network of over 200 stores.
QH
2nd
Quhuo
$541.72Mn
3.88
-2.51%
-40.31%
Through Quhuo International, the company procures new and used new energy vehicles from domestic manufacturers and dealerships and sells them to overseas dealers, such as Volt Auto.
ETD
2nd
Ethan Allen Interiors
$534.80Mn
21.22
-0.33%
-27.95%
The company operates a retail segment with 142 Company-operated design centers and an e-commerce platform (ethanallen.com) where it sells home furnishing products directly to consumers.
CWH
Camping World Holdings
$533.00Mn
5.16
-4.09%
-68.65%
The company is the largest retailer of recreational vehicles in the U.S., generating its largest revenue shares from the sale of new and used RVs through a national network of dealerships. It provides a one-stop shop for purchasing vehicles, obtaining financing, and receiving maintenance.
AENT
Alliance Entertainment Holding
$514.92Mn
4.79
-1.84%
-32.91%
The company is a leading global distributor of physical entertainment and collectible products, serving over 35,000 retail locations including Walmart, Target, and Best Buy. Its primary revenue comes from the sale and distribution of vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, and licensed collectibles to other retailers and online platforms.
DNUT
2nd
Krispy Kreme
$499.23Mn
2.89
+0.00%
-19.05%
The company operates a 'fresh delivery' business line where it sells doughnuts to business customers such as grocery stores, club wholesalers, and convenience stores to be sold through branded cabinets.
OWLS
2nd
Obook Holdings
$489.78Mn
5.54
+0.36%
—
The company operates OwlTing Market, an e-commerce platform where it sources agricultural and artisanal goods from Taiwanese farmers and sells them directly to end consumers.
MCTA
2nd
Charming Medical
$474.00Mn
29.35
+0.00%
—
The company sells TCM-inspired supplements and beauty goods, such as uterine care patches and probiotic intimate washes, through its Beauty Lab brand.
WEYS
2nd
Weyco
$450.23Mn
47.14
-0.63%
+57.13%
The company operates a Retail segment that sells footwear directly to consumers through e-commerce platforms and four brick-and-mortar stores in the United States.
CAL
2nd
Caleres
$433.04Mn
12.55
+0.16%
-3.83%
The company operates a significant retail presence through Famous Footwear, which consists of 821 retail stores and e-commerce sites selling branded footwear to consumers.
CTRN
Citi Trends
$423.21Mn
50.82
+3.65%
+63.46%
Citi Trends is an off-price value retailer whose primary revenue is generated from the sale of women's, men's, and children's apparel and family footwear. The profile explicitly describes it as an off-price retailer focusing on trendy apparel and footwear across multiple segments.
MNRO
Monro
$402.26Mn
13.40
-2.47%
-26.58%
Monro operates a network of service and tire centers that retail automotive parts and tires to consumers and repair shops. Its revenue is derived from the sale of replacement parts, tires, and labor charges for mechanical repairs like brake and exhaust services.
HVT
Haverty Furniture Companies
$399.72Mn
27.79
-0.54%
+25.63%
Haverty Furniture Companies operates as a specialty retailer of residential furniture and accessories, maintaining 129 stores. Its revenue is generated primarily through the sale of furniture and home accessories to consumers.
BNED
Barnes & Noble Education
$386.75Mn
11.15
-1.50%
+14.01%
The company operates 1,146 physical and virtual bookstores on college and K-12 campuses, selling textbooks, course materials, and general merchandise. As a specialty retailer focused on the educational category, it fits the description of a single-category store operator.
OXM
2nd
Oxford Industries
$386.74Mn
25.82
-0.42%
-36.36%
The company operates a significant direct-to-consumer retail network, including 102 Tommy Bahama full-price stores, 67 Lilly Pulitzer stores, and 75 Johnny Was stores, where it retails its own apparel and accessories.
GCO
Genesco
$377.62Mn
34.90
+0.63%
+20.06%
Genesco operates a vast network of 1,236 retail stores, including the Journeys, Schuh, and Johnston & Murphy banners, which sell branded footwear, apparel, and accessories directly to consumers.
JILL
J.Jill
$360.48Mn
24.26
-1.26%
+40.47%
J. Jill is a lifestyle brand that retails apparel, footwear, and accessories for women through a network of physical retail stores and an e-commerce platform. Its revenue is generated primarily from the sale of these merchandise items to consumers.
FLXS
2nd
Flexsteel Industries
$359.49Mn
87.53
-2.06%
+82.89%
The company operates an online channel to sell its furniture products directly to individual consumers.
SHOE
Shoe Station
$359.10Mn
13.21
+1.62%
-37.27%
The company is an omnichannel retailer that generates revenue through the sale of footwear and accessories, specifically selling brands like Nike, Skechers, and adidas. Its primary business is retailing these products through its Shoe Carnival and Shoe Station store banners and ecommerce channels.
FOSL
2nd
Fossil
$355.82Mn
6.02
-2.90%
+121.32%
Fossil operates its own company-owned retail stores to sell its portfolio of accessory brands directly to consumers.
SFIX
Stitch Fix
$350.42Mn
2.47
+14.88%
-45.83%
Stitch Fix operates exclusively as an online personal styling service, selling apparel, shoes, and accessories through its website and mobile app. Its revenue is derived from online product sales via 'Fix' shipments and 'Freestyle' direct purchases.
RCKY
2nd
Rocky Brands
$337.18Mn
45.03
-0.16%
+52.49%
The company operates its own retail channels, including the Rocky Outdoor Gear Store and consumer online websites, to sell its apparel and footwear directly to consumers.
ELA
2nd
Envela
$318.05Mn
12.25
-2.23%
+55.46%
The company operates multiple retail brands and generates revenue through online sales of its curated selection of sustainably sourced and authenticated luxury products.
BBW
Build-A-Bear Workshop
$316.04Mn
25.35
-1.63%
-64.19%
Build-A-Bear operates as a specialty retailer focused on the single category of personalized plush toys and related merchandise. Its primary revenue is generated through the retail sale of these items via its own physical stores and e-commerce site.
LE
Lands' End
$312.84Mn
10.42
+1.56%
-27.39%
Lands' End is described as a leading digital retailer that generates revenue primarily from the sale of merchandise to consumers via its U.S. and Europe eCommerce platforms and third-party marketplaces.
FNKO
2nd
Funko
$305.76Mn
5.46
-0.73%
+51.25%
Funko sells directly to consumers through its own e-commerce websites, with direct-to-consumer sales accounting for approximately 24% of total sales.
BNC
2nd
CEA Industries
$297.91Mn
5.63
-7.86%
-29.00%
The company operates a retail business segment through the Fat Panda brand, which includes 34 retail locations and an e-commerce platform selling vaping products and e-liquids.
HLLY
2nd
Holley
$289.54Mn
2.41
-2.43%
-25.39%
The company operates as a distributor of its own brands through warehouse distributors and jobber/installer networks, with its top ten distribution partners accounting for 42% of sales.
TDUP
ThredUp
$288.85Mn
2.20
-2.22%
-76.96%
ThredUp operates an online resale platform where it sells secondhand apparel, shoes, and accessories to consumers via its website and mobile app. The company manages the fulfillment and logistics of these physical goods, recognizing revenue from the sale of items on its own e-commerce channels.
DBI
Designer Brands
$272.49Mn
6.28
+2.28%
+75.42%
The company's Retail segment, which is its dominant revenue driver, operates DSW, The Shoe Co., and Rubino banners to retail footwear and handbags directly to consumers. This aligns with the description of specialty apparel and footwear retail chains.
STRT
2nd
Strattec Security
$265.36Mn
66.59
-0.49%
+0.21%
The company operates an Aftermarket segment that focuses on the distribution of replacement parts and components to the automotive aftermarket and OEM service channels.
NXH
Neighborhood Intelligence
$252.64Mn
3.09
-5.50%
-66.52%
The company is described as an e-commerce-focused retailer that operates primarily through its online platforms, including www.bedbathandbeyond.com and www.overstock.com. It generates revenue primarily through the sale of home goods and related products via these e-commerce platforms.
RDNW
RideNow
$241.56Mn
6.20
+2.31%
+35.96%
RideNow operates a network of retail dealerships that sell new and pre-owned powersports vehicles, including motorcycles, ATVs, and personal watercraft. Its primary revenue is generated from the sale of these vehicles to individual consumers.
IMMR
2nd
Immersion
$240.74Mn
7.25
-0.41%
-1.09%
The Barnes & Noble Education segment operates over one thousand physical and virtual bookstores selling course materials and general merchandise to students and faculty.
CURV
Torrid Holdings
$239.26Mn
2.40
+1.69%
+37.14%
Torrid Holdings operates as a specialty apparel retailer, selling branded clothing, intimates, and accessories for curvy women through a network of brick-and-mortar stores and e-commerce channels. Its revenue is driven by the retail sale of products across its Torrid, Torrid Curve, CURV, and Lovesick segments.
ZUMZ
Zumiez
$224.18Mn
14.14
+6.24%
-28.69%
Zumiez is a specialty retailer that primarily sells apparel, footwear, and accessories to young men and women. The profile explicitly states it operates retail stores and ecommerce websites selling branded and private label clothing and shoes.
LOVE
2nd
Lovesac
$222.39Mn
15.42
+1.51%
-11.12%
The company operates a direct-to-consumer ecommerce website that contributed approximately 28 percent of its net sales in fiscal 2026.
AOUT
2nd
American Outdoor Brands
$215.47Mn
17.08
-2.68%
+96.32%
The company generates a material portion of its revenue through electronic commerce channels, with direct-to-consumer sales representing 13.3% of total net sales in fiscal year 2025.
LCUT
2nd
Lifetime Brands
$211.96Mn
9.22
-1.50%
+128.78%
The company generates revenue from direct-to-consumer sales through its own e-commerce sites and retail websites.
AHG
2nd
Akso Health
$208.12Mn
0.73
-1.35%
-58.99%
The company operates the Xiaobai Maimai social e-commerce platform, which generates commission-based revenue from users making purchases and product recommendations online.
PUSA
2nd
Aureus Greenway Holdings
$181.97Mn
3.65
-1.88%
+15.14%
The company operates pro shops that sell golf apparel and equipment to customers.
ZHJD
2nd
Intelligent Hotel
$180.49Mn
1.78
+0.00%
+50.85%
The company operated an ecommerce platform as a third-party seller, retailing healthcare, cosmetics, fashion, and household goods to general consumers.
HTLM
2nd
HomesToLife
$171.30Mn
1.91
+7.30%
-40.31%
The company operates a retail division that sells upholstered furniture, case goods, and home accessories directly to end consumers through stores in Singapore and South Korea.
FLWS
1 800 Flowers Com
$168.73Mn
2.64
-1.49%
-45.68%
The company is a leading provider of gifting products operating primarily in the online floral and gift industry, selling fresh flowers, plants, and gourmet foods through its e-commerce channels.
BZUN
2nd
Baozun
$165.85Mn
3.09
+5.10%
-23.51%
Under its distribution model, which accounted for 36.8% of total net revenue in 2024, Baozun purchases goods from brand partners and sells them directly to consumers via e-commerce channels.
ONEW
OneWater Marine
$162.21Mn
9.76
-1.51%
-40.45%
OneWater Marine operates 95 dealership locations where it sells new and pre-owned premium boats to individual recreational buyers, which accounts for approximately 92% of its revenue. This activity matches the description of retailing vehicles through dealerships and online platforms.
BSET
2nd
Bassett Furniture Industries
$157.41Mn
18.18
-0.55%
+15.28%
The company operates a retail segment consisting of 57 Bassett Home Furnishings stores that sell furniture, accessories, and mattresses directly to consumers.
SKYX
SKYX Platforms
$156.18Mn
1.17
-4.88%
+5.41%
The company generates revenue primarily from ecommerce sales through its Belami acquisition, selling home lighting, ceiling fans, and other furnishings online to retail customers.
MSC
2nd
Studio City International Holdings
$154.07Mn
0.80
-20.79%
-80.63%
The company manages 44,300 square meters of themed retail space housing fashion labels and internationally recognized brands.
BRLT
2nd
Brilliant Earth
$139.50Mn
1.37
+0.00%
-33.82%
The company is described as a digitally native omnichannel retailer that generates significant revenue through its e-commerce platform and a 'Design Your Own' customization tool for online sales.
DLTH
2nd
Duluth Holdings
$136.47Mn
3.94
-0.76%
+8.84%
The company operates an omnichannel retail platform, selling its products directly to consumers through its own network of brick-and-mortar retail stores, outlet locations, and a proprietary website.
TLYS
Tilly'S
$135.84Mn
4.49
+4.66%
+124.50%
Tilly's is a specialty retailer that generates revenue through the sale of casual apparel, footwear, and accessories to young men, women, boys, and girls. The company operates a network of 223 stores and an e-commerce website selling these specific categories.
ECXJ
Cxj
$132.95Mn
1.30
+0.00%
+23.81%
The company operates as an automobile aftermarket products wholesaler, selling engine oil, anti-icing fluid, and auto parts to repair shops and distributors. This wholesale distribution of discretionary automotive goods to other businesses is the core of its product sales segment.
AKA
2nd
A.K.A. Brands Holding
$123.01Mn
11.22
+0.00%
+15.55%
A significant portion of the company's revenue is generated through its proprietary eCommerce platforms, serving as a digitally native fashion platform for millennial and Gen Z shoppers.
PLBY
2nd
Playboy
$121.90Mn
1.03
+0.00%
-32.24%
The company operates a direct-to-consumer retail business through Honey Birdette, which sells lingerie and adult products via 51 physical stores and an e-commerce platform.
VRA
2nd
Vera Bradley
$119.04Mn
4.15
+2.98%
+105.45%
The company operates its own retail footprint, including 39 full-line stores and 87 outlet stores, where it retails its branded apparel and accessories directly to consumers.
VIOT
2nd
Viomi Technology
$108.12Mn
1.59
+17.78%
-52.54%
The company sells its products directly to household consumers through its own online store, the WeChat mini program, and third-party e-commerce platforms such as JD.com, Tmall, and Amazon.
BBXIB
2nd
BBX Capital
$103.63Mn
5.00
+0.00%
-9.09%
BBX Sweet Holdings owns and manages the IT’SUGAR specialty candy retail chain, which earns revenue from retail sales of candy to individual consumers across over one hundred locations.
GRWG
GrowGeneration
$93.51Mn
1.57
+0.64%
-24.88%
GrowGeneration operates the largest chain of specialty retail hydroponic and organic garden centers in the U.S., selling nutrients, lighting systems, and growing media to home and craft growers. Its primary business model is based on these specialty retail locations and an e-commerce platform.
HERE
2nd
Here
$89.25Mn
1.66
-1.78%
-82.19%
The company generates revenue through direct-to-consumer online sales via platforms such as Tmall, Douyin, RedNote, TikTok Shop, Shopee, and its own independent North American e-commerce site.
MIBE
2nd
Miami Breeze Car Care
$80.12Mn
2.75
—
—
The company distributes its products to businesses, including pre-owned car dealers, automotive dealers, car wash outfits, and rental car operators, acting as a wholesaler/distributor of discretionary automotive goods.
ISPR
2nd
Ispire Technology
$76.81Mn
1.33
-1.48%
-48.25%
The company operates a global distribution network and sells its vaping hardware to more than one hundred fifty independent distributors who then sell the products to retailers.
AMCI
2nd
AMC Robotics
$73.23Mn
3.24
+1.89%
-74.29%
The company distributes its security cameras and other smart hardware primarily through e-commerce platforms and Amazon storefronts in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
RGS
2nd
Regis
$70.82Mn
28.34
+0.28%
-0.67%
The company's salons retail professional hair care and beauty products to customers, with product sales accounting for approximately 6% of the company-owned segment's total revenue.
KBSX
2nd
Fst
$70.73Mn
1.58
-5.95%
+8.97%
The company operates KBS Golf Experience stores and an online store where it sells KBS-branded shafts, golf accessories, and custom fitting services directly to retail customers.
PAAI
2nd
Paradium.AI
$69.04Mn
1.45
-17.14%
-75.26%
The company engages in e-commerce and social selling initiatives, specifically through the acquisition of the ShopHQ brand and creator-led live selling to monetize audience intent.
HOUR
Hour Loop
$67.22Mn
1.91
+9.77%
-40.87%
Hour Loop is an online retailer that sells physical goods exclusively through e-commerce channels, including Amazon, Walmart.com, and its own website hourloop.com. It manages its own inventory of over 100,000 SKUs, purchasing them at wholesale and reselling them to consumers.
PRTS
CarParts.com
$65.67Mn
8.15
-4.79%
+13.19%
CarParts.com is a technology-driven eCommerce company that sells aftermarket automotive parts and accessories primarily through its flagship website, mobile app, and third-party digital marketplaces. Its primary revenue stream is derived from direct-to-consumer sales via these online channels.
PEW
GrabAGun Digital Holdings
$62.20Mn
2.11
-1.86%
-53.63%
The company's primary operational subsidiary, GrabAGun LLC, is engaged in the online retail sale of firearms, ammunition, and shooting sports equipment through its website GrabAGun.com. It sells these physical goods directly to individual consumers via an e-commerce channel.
RENT
Rent the Runway
$54.38Mn
1.61
-3.59%
-67.67%
Rent the Runway operates a digital platform ('Closet in the Cloud') where customers rent or purchase designer clothing and accessories primarily through e-commerce channels. The company generates the vast majority of its revenue from online subscriptions and on-demand rentals delivered to consumers.
LITB
LightInTheBox Holding
$54.08Mn
2.99
-2.61%
+46.57%
LightInTheBox is a global e-commerce company that sells physical lifestyle products exclusively through its own websites and mobile applications, such as www.lightinthebox.com and www.ezbuy.sg. Its revenue is derived from customer purchases made through these online platforms.
SORA
AsiaStrategy
$51.72Mn
2.08
+2.97%
-54.78%
AsiaStrategy operates primarily as a wholesaler engaged in the trading distribution of luxury watches to B2B customers, including independent watch dealers and retail sellers. Its revenue is generated from the wholesale distribution of brands like Omega, Longines, and Rolex.
ALDS
APPlife Digital Solutions
$50.85Mn
1.00
+0.00%
-44.44%
The company operates as an ecommerce business selling aftermarket automotive parts through its proprietary digital storefront, Sugar Auto Parts. Its revenue is generated primarily from direct-to-consumer online sales of lift kits, shocks, and steering components.
VHUB
2nd
VenHub Global
$50.62Mn
0.56
+3.70%
—
The company owns and operates its own pilot stores, generating revenue from retail transactions at locations such as Los Angeles Airport and Union Station.
NXB
NextBoat
$49.67Mn
1.98
-5.26%
—
The company operates as a yacht and boat dealership, generating over $90 million in annual sales from the buying and selling of new and pre-owned vessels to retail customers and wholesale dealers.
PLCE
Childrens Place
$46.92Mn
2.11
-2.31%
-67.59%
The company is a specialty retailer that sells children's apparel, accessories, and footwear through its proprietary brands, The Children's Place and Gymboree. It operates 498 physical stores and digital storefronts targeting parents and caregivers.
SPWH
Sportsman'S Warehouse Holdings
$45.38Mn
1.16
-1.69%
-59.86%
Sportsman'S Warehouse is a specialty retailer focused on the single discretionary category of outdoor sporting goods. It generates revenue through the sale of firearms, ammunition, fishing tackle, and camping equipment to individual consumers via physical stores and e-commerce.
CATO
Cato
$43.92Mn
2.42
-1.22%
-42.38%
Cato operates 1,069 fashion specialty stores selling apparel, shoes, lingerie, and handbags under brands like Cato Fashions and It’s Fashion. Its primary revenue is generated through the retail sale of these clothing items to consumers.
KOSS
2nd
Koss
$38.62Mn
4.08
+2.00%
-21.54%
The company has a significant direct-to-consumer (DTC) business line, with its largest sales concentration being its offerings via the Amazon portal, accounting for approximately 19% of net sales in fiscal year 2025.
LVLU
Lulu's Fashion Lounge Holdings
$35.05Mn
11.64
+0.87%
+139.51%
Lulu's is a digitally native brand that generates revenue primarily through its ecommerce website (lulus.com) and mobile application. The profile explicitly states it operates mainly through these direct-to-consumer digital channels to serve a global customer base.
BRIA
2nd
BrilliA
$34.75Mn
1.39
-7.33%
-34.12%
The company operates a direct-to-consumer business for its DIANA brand, generating revenue through online sales via its own website, social media platforms, and regional marketplaces like Shopee.
VGES
2nd
Vanguard Green Investment
$33.28Mn
0.56
+0.00%
+86.67%
The company generates revenue from online sales channels, including its website and the WeChat platform, where customers purchase wellness products and service packages.
PRKA
2nd
Parks America
$29.32Mn
39.11
+0.00%
+0.26%
The company operates gift shops at each park where guests purchase apparel, plush toys, educational items, and novelty goods, representing a distinct retail activity.
CRWS
2nd
Crown Crafts
$27.33Mn
2.54
+1.60%
-11.19%
The company generates revenue by selling its infant and toddler products directly to consumers via its own official websites.
DXLG
Destination Xl
$26.06Mn
0.47
-6.00%
-64.93%
Destination XL is a specialty retailer focused on big + tall men's apparel and footwear, selling through physical stores under brands like DXL and Casual Male XL. Its revenue is generated from the retail sale of clothing, including casual wear, business attire, and activewear.
LIVE
Live Ventures
$23.04Mn
7.50
-1.45%
-59.68%
The company operates Vintage Stock, a retail chain selling new and pre-owned movies, video games, music, books, comics, toys, and collectibles to entertainment enthusiasts and collectors.
MWYN
2nd
Marwynn Holdings
$21.61Mn
1.07
+10.31%
-8.55%
Through its Grand Forest division, the company retails indoor home improvement products such as kitchen cabinets, flooring, and countertops to homeowners, interior designers, and dealers via a physical showroom and website.
TLF
Tandy Leather Factory
$21.22Mn
2.59
-1.15%
-14.52%
Tandy Leather Factory is a specialty retailer focused on a single discretionary category: leather and leathercraft products. It operates 101 retail stores and e-commerce platforms selling hides, hand tools, and supplies to hobbyists and small businesses.
TBHC
Brand House Collective
$21.11Mn
0.94
—
—
Brand House Collective operates brick-and-mortar stores and e-commerce sites selling home goods, including furniture, decorative accessories, and textiles. Its primary revenue is derived from retailing these home furnishing and home improvement products through brands like Kirkland's Home and Bed Bath & Beyond Home.
HWH
HWH International
$19.78Mn
2.56
+2.40%
-6.23%
The company generates its primary revenue from product sales through the Hapi Marketplace, which is an online business-to-consumer marketplace offering over 47 product categories including wellness and auto accessories.
FCHL
2nd
Fitness Champs Holdings
$16.66Mn
0.98
-2.00%
-99.64%
The company sells branded swimming merchandise, including goggles, swim caps, swim suits, and flotation devices, directly to its students and coaches.
PSPX
Pacific Sports Exchange
$14.38Mn
1.00
+0.00%
+0.00%
Pacific Sports Exchange operates primarily as an online vendor selling tennis and golf equipment through its own website and an eBay storefront. The company manages its own inventory and fulfillment for domestic and international shipments, fitting the profile of an online retailer.
KMFG
KEEMO Fashion
$13.75Mn
0.25
+0.00%
-67.95%
KEEMO Fashion Group Limited operates as a wholesaler that purchases men's and women's apparel from suppliers and resells it to small and medium-sized apparel retailers. Its revenue model is based on distribution margins earned by selling curated inventory to other businesses rather than to end consumers.
REBN
2nd
Reborn Coffee
$12.24Mn
1.42
+14.52%
-42.28%
The company generates revenue through direct-to-consumer online sales of packaged coffee products via its own e-commerce website and Amazon.
NTZ
2nd
Natuzzi S P A
$11.01Mn
1.00
+0.00%
—
The company operates a global retail network of 630 mono brand stores and galleries where it sells its furniture directly to consumers.
PRPL
2nd
Purple Innovation
$10.58Mn
2.43
-1.62%
-90.08%
The company operates a significant direct-to-consumer channel via its website, Purple.com, and other online marketplaces, which accounted for 55.8% of its net revenues.
INEO
2nd
INNEOVA Holdings
$9.92Mn
0.60
-6.25%
-41.18%
The 'On Highway Business' (44.1% of revenue) operates a network of eight Autozone retail outlets in Singapore, retailing spare parts for passenger and commercial vehicles directly to customers.
KPEA
Kun Peng International
$9.60Mn
0.24
+0.00%
-69.23%
The company's core activity is the sale of health care products and services via electronic commerce platforms, specifically King Eagle Mall and the Kun Zhi Jian online platform. Revenue is generated primarily from the direct sale of items like dietary supplements and physiotherapy equipment to individual members through these digital channels.
CRMT
Americas Carmart
$8.59Mn
1.03
-2.83%
-96.50%
The company operates 154 dealerships where it sells older model used vehicles to individual consumers. Its primary revenue source is the sale of these vehicles at an average retail price of approximately $19,398 per unit.
INHD
Inno Holdings
$7.54Mn
2.99
-3.55%
-99.55%
Inno Holdings operates as a wholesaler of recycled consumer electronic devices, specifically iPhones and iPads, selling exclusively to wholesale customers who then distribute the products to their own networks. The company does not sell directly to end consumers, fitting the profile of a discretionary consumer goods distributor.
FFLO
Free Flow USA
$7.44Mn
0.24
+0.00%
+20.00%
The company generates its primary revenue from selling used automotive parts sourced from its recycling facilities to independent repair shops, fleet operators, and individual vehicle owners. It operates as a retailer of replacement components through its facilities in King George and Mineral, Virginia.
SBDS
2nd
Solo Brands
$7.27Mn
2.83
-5.67%
-81.26%
The company operates a significant direct-to-consumer channel via branded websites and online marketplaces, which accounted for 63.5% of total net sales in fiscal year 2025.
LSEB
2nd
LSEB Creative
$7.21Mn
0.44
+0.00%
+25.71%
The company generates revenue directly from consumers through its own eCommerce website, www.laurenbentleyswim.com, which it describes as a central part of its growth strategy.
ATER
Aterian
$7.07Mn
0.65
-1.52%
-36.27%
Aterian is an online retailer that sells its own portfolio of brands primarily through e-commerce channels, with approximately 86% to 92% of revenue derived from the Amazon U.S. marketplace. The company also operates its own direct-to-consumer websites to sell products to individual online consumers.
TKLF
Tokyo Lifestyle
$6.90Mn
1.63
-1.21%
-55.34%
Tokyo Lifestyle operates as a specialty retailer focusing on discretionary categories, with significant revenue from electronic products (22.8%), luxury products (16.8%), and collectible cards and trendy toys (5.4%). It sells these through directly operated stores, online stores, and franchise locations to individual consumers.
CGTL
Creative Global Technology Holdings
$6.32Mn
4.02
-2.19%
-52.20%
The company's primary revenue driver is its wholesale segment, which sources pre-owned smartphones, tablets, and laptops from developed countries and distributes them to wholesalers and resellers in Southeast Asia. This activity constitutes the bulk of its operations, with five major wholesale customers representing between 41.8% and 88.6% of total revenue.
BABB
2nd
Bab
$6.17Mn
0.85
+0.00%
-15.00%
The company earns revenue from the distribution of licensed products, such as muffin mix and coffee, to its franchised and licensed locations and sells these BAB branded products to wholesale distributors.
ILAG
2nd
Intelligent Living Application
$5.77Mn
2.78
-7.02%
-58.45%
The company sells its own Bamberg brand of locksets directly to individual consumers through e-commerce platforms such as Amazon in Southeast Asia and Taiwan.
QURT
2nd
Quarta-Rad
$5.56Mn
0.35
+0.00%
-41.67%
The company's legacy business involved distributing radiation detection devices, such as Geiger counters, to consumers and home improvement professionals through online sales and third-party resellers.
BGICF
2nd
Birks
$5.37Mn
0.28
+0.00%
-75.86%
The company operates 17 retail stores under the Maison Birks brand and additional standalone boutiques for luxury brands like Patek Philippe and Breitling, acting as a specialty retailer for jewelry and watches.
JXG
2nd
JX Luxventure
$4.00Mn
6.44
-5.57%
-46.33%
The company sources and supplies a wide variety of tourism-related goods, including cosmetics, personal care items, and pre-owned electric cars, to business partners operating online and offline platforms in China.
BQ
Boqii Holding
$3.57Mn
0.83
-1.19%
-91.49%
Boqii operates the Boqii Mall self-operated e-commerce site and flagship stores on Tmall, JD.com, and Pinduoduo to sell pet products including food, toys, and apparel. This online retail activity is the primary driver of its revenue and user engagement.
MGSD
2nd
Maitong Sunshine Cultural Development
$3.21Mn
0.05
+25.00%
+66.67%
The company distributes Chinese cultural and creative products, gift cards, and youth-oriented merchandise, acting as a specialty retailer for these discretionary categories.
KXIN
Kaixin Holdings
$2.94Mn
1.32
-7.04%
-99.59%
Kaixin Holdings operates a dealership network that sells new and used domestic and imported automobiles, including premium brands like Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz, to individual consumers.
DBGI
2nd
Digital Brands
$2.60Mn
4.75
+0.42%
-98.52%
The company operates an omnichannel strategy and generates revenue from the sale of apparel to consumers via its own ecommerce websites.
FLYE
2nd
Fly-E
$2.33Mn
1.43
+1.42%
-90.12%
The company operates 20 retail stores and an online store (flyebike.com) where it sells its vehicles directly to consumers, acting as a dealership for its own brand.
LUVU
2nd
Luvu Brands
$2.31Mn
0.03
-25.00%
-25.00%
The company generates significant revenue through its own e-commerce sites (liberator.com, avanacomfort.com) and major online marketplaces like Amazon, which accounts for over one third of net sales.
LESL
Leslie's
$2.25Mn
0.24
-17.24%
-96.40%
Leslie's operates over 1,000 retail locations specializing in a single discretionary category: pool and spa aftermarket products. They sell a broad assortment of pool chemicals, equipment parts, and recreational products directly to consumers.
NEGG
Newegg Commerce
$2.21Mn
13.04
-3.55%
-67.38%
Newegg operates as a technology-focused e-commerce company that sells physical goods to consumers primarily through its own online platforms. The company generates the majority of its gross merchandise value through direct sales where it purchases and resells inventory of information technology and consumer electronics.
CCHH
2nd
CCH Holdings
$2.04Mn
0.93
+0.00%
-97.91%
The company has a distinct business line for the sale of food ingredients and condiments, such as pre-made soup bases and sauces, which it distributes to franchisees and retail distributors.
UCAR
2nd
U Power
$2.03Mn
4.17
-6.08%
-79.66%
The company operates a vehicle sourcing brokerage segment that facilitates vehicle transactions between automobile wholesalers and end-users, including individual buyers and SME dealers, earning commission-based fees.
VSME
2nd
VS MEDIA Holdings
$1.62Mn
0.98
-2.00%
-98.22%
The company operates a Social Commerce business where it sources products from brands and resells them through creators' ecommerce channels and live streaming to consumers.
DWAY
2nd
Driveitaway Holdings
$1.22Mn
0.01
+0.00%
-80.00%
The company functions as an online auto-retail platform that enables the sale of vehicles to consumers, specifically targeting subprime buyers through a 'lease to own' alternative to traditional dealerships.
NCI
2nd
Neo-Concept International Group Holdings
$1.21Mn
2.38
-83.75%
-83.47%
The company operates its own retail stores in the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates, as well as online channels, to sell its branded apparel directly to consumers.
MYSZ
2nd
My Size
$981.70K
1.63
-5.23%
-82.73%
The Orgad subsidiary operates as a third-party seller on Amazon, sourcing and reselling over 5,000 SKUs of footwear, apparel, and accessories, which constitutes a significant online retail operation.
AZI
Autozi Internet Technology (Global)
$554.40K
1.19
+1.71%
-98.86%
The company's primary revenue driver is the sale of auto parts and accessories, which accounted for 99.2% of total revenue in fiscal year 2025. It sells products such as lubricating oil, batteries, filters, brake pads, and wiper blades through its MBS store network and regional dealers to end users and repair shops.
SNBRQ
2nd
Sleep Number
$460.98K
0.02
+0.00%
-99.72%
The company operates a nationwide network of retail stores and an ecommerce platform to sell its mattresses and furniture directly to consumers, which aligns with the furniture and mattress retail activity in D-35.
CHSN
2nd
Chanson International Holding
$448.26K
1.15
-1.71%
-99.55%
The company acts as a distributor by supplying its bakery products to corporate clients such as Youhao Supermarket and Huijia Supermarkets in the PRC, as well as to other coffee shops and cafes in the US.
IBG
2nd
Innovation Beverage
$430.61K
0.91
-4.21%
-94.22%
The company generates revenue through its own direct-to-consumer ecommerce channels, specifically Bevmart.com.au and Drummerboy.com, where it manages the online retail of its beverage portfolio.
UZX
2nd
Linkage Global
$352.65K
1.40
-4.76%
-30.35%
The company generates approximately 24% of its revenue from the cross-border sales of products, including its own private label smart electronics and sourced goods from Japanese and Chinese manufacturers, sold through online channels.
QVCAQ
Old QVC
$237.36K
0.03
-50.00%
—
QVC generates revenue primarily from the sale of consumer products through digital platforms, mobile apps, and websites, operating as a leader in electronic and mobile commerce. Its business model involves selling a wide assortment of goods, including home, apparel, and electronics, directly to individual consumers via these online channels.
ONFO
2nd
Onfolio Holdings
$217.40K
1.06
+16.48%
-98.17%
The company operates a B2C eCommerce segment, including Vital-Reaction.com, which sells molecular hydrogen tablets and therapy devices directly to retail customers and clinicians.
BYAH
2nd
Park Ha Biological Technology
$204.09K
2.41
-13.00%
-98.79%
The company operates a network of beauty stores, including directly owned model outlets and a franchise network, where it retails its skin care products to consumers.
BOTY
2nd
Lingerie Fighting Championships
$128.03K
0.07
+0.00%
-93.00%
The company sells branded apparel, accessories, lingerie, and DVDs directly to consumers through its own e-commerce store and website.
NEXR
Nexera Technologies
$92.31K
1.55
+4.03%
-99.75%
The company's primary revenue is generated through its E-commerce segment, which sells consumer products like punching bag sets, knife sharpening kits, and pet protectors exclusively via Amazon's FBA model. This activity matches the description of an online retailer that manages fulfillment and sells physical goods through e-commerce channels.
IPW
iPower
$25.44K
1.26
+0.80%
-99.89%
iPower is an online retailer that sells its own branded and third-party products primarily through e-commerce channels including Amazon, Walmart, TikTok, Temu, eBay, and its own sites like simpledeluxe.com.
GMEX
GMEX Robotics
$7.30K
3.24
+775.68%
-99.89%
The company operates primarily as an online retailer of gym and fitness equipment, with its ecommerce website accounting for approximately 65.95% of total sales. It sells strength and cardio products under proprietary brands like Muscle Motion and Rapid Motion through its own digital channels.
VMAR
Vision Marine Technologies
$14.80
7.40
-5.49%
-99.87%
The company's primary revenue driver is the Nautical Ventures segment, which contributes 92.8% of total revenue, primarily through the sale of new and used recreational boats via its four dealerships in Florida. Boat sales alone account for approximately 80.5% of the company's total revenue.
QVCG
Qvc
$14.14
14.14
-0.49%
—
QVC operates primarily as an e-commerce and video-driven retailer, with e-commerce accounting for approximately 63% of consolidated net revenue ($5.2 billion). Its primary sales channels are digital platforms including QVC.com, HSN.com, and various mobile applications.
TOUR
2nd
Tuniu
$4.93
4.93
-1.60%
-48.21%
The company operates a B2B distribution unit called Difeng Cloud, which sells travel products and resources to other leisure-travel distributors, generating wholesale revenue.
BWMG
2nd
Brownie's Marine
$0.00
0.00
—
-100.00%
Through its Live Blue, Inc. segment, the company operates a dive retail facility in Florida that sells diving equipment, accessories, and branded merchandise directly to consumers.
FUNI
2nd
Hypha Labs
$0.00
0.00
—
-100.00%
The company plans to sell its accelerator and cartridges primarily online through its proprietary application and website, as well as offering a subscription service for regular deliveries.
GMTH
GMTech
$0.00
0.00
—
-100.00%
GMTech operates through Shenggang Excellence Limited, which sources smartphones from manufacturers and resells them to wholesale distributors and retail stores. This activity constitutes specialty retail of consumer electronics.
MDEX
2nd
Madison Technologies
$0.00
0.00
—
—
The company plans to supplement its core revenue by transacting through e-commerce with its audience, selling cryptocurrency-related products, services, and merchandise.
NBND
2nd
NetBrands
$0.00
0.00
—
—
The company operates an Ecommerce and Asset Acquisition segment that manages digital assets, specifically citing the acquisition and operation of 'The Hula Fit' Shopify store to sell products directly to consumers online.
