SAN DIEGO (CN) - A federal class action claims that Skechers pushes it "Shape-ups" shoes with false claims about their health benefits, and that the shoes "have actually injured some consumers." The ...

It’s been 14 years since Skechers first joined the marathon of Super Bowl commercials with its 2010 ad featuring former 49ers quarterback Joe Montana. Since then, the footwear brand has produced ten ...

A Skechers ad in the December issue of Vogue is under fire for its AI-generated artwork after a TikTok critique from Laura Palmer (@polishlaurapalmer) went viral. Upon first glance, the ad appears to ...

'Once my Skecher Shape-ups are on snug and comfy I'm toning my muscles, strengthening my core, burning calories,' said a fitness model in one ad. The marketing campaign worked. Portland waterfront ...

Skechers USA Inc. will pay $40 million to settle charges by the Federal Trade Commission that the footwear company made unfounded claims that its Shape-ups shoes would help people lose weight and ...

Before returning to coaching and taking over the Raiders, Jon Gruden spent a decade as an ESPN analyst, where he became a larger-than-life figure. Gruden plays off that reputation in two ads for ...

Skechers is looking to capitalize on Nike’s high-profile equipment malfunction. Skechers launched an ad campaign taking aim at Nike over Zion Williamson’s shoe falling apart during Duke’s game against ...

As AI becomes more accessible, it seems we've been plagued with an increasing number of AI ads. Lacking both quality and style, these sloppy marketing ploys are hard to ignore, but Skechers' latest ad ...

A day after Adidas ended its business relationship with Kanye West following his repeated antisemitic comments, the rapper made an “unannounced” visit to a Skechers corporate office in LA on Wednesday ...

Game? What game? Let's face it. Most of us will be tuning into the Super Bowl next month for the ads, so it totally makes sense that Skechers has decided to air a spot starring new pitch person Kim ...

Skechers USA Inc. will pay $40 million to settle charges by the Federal Trade Commission that the footwear company made unfounded claims that its Shape-ups shoes would help people lose weight and ...