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Men's Body Measurement (Inches) Size Pant Size XS 28-30 S 32 M 34 L 36 XL 40 XXL 44 Neck 14-145 18-18. or $0.S. Europe and Canada and the headwinds created by a stronger US dollar First quarter 2009 operating expenses were lower than the first quarter of 2008 reflecting reduced selling expenses resulting from lower sales volumes and the effect of the cost control initiatives that we began implementing during 2008 including our decision to slow the pace of our branded retail store expansion and adjust our marketing investments in response to reduced 2009 revenue expectations” Backlog As of March 31 2009 fall 2009 wholesale backlog was $6080 million 15 percent lower than fall 2008 wholesale backlog of $7144 million including a 4 percent negative effect from changes in foreign currency exchange rates The decline in wholesale backlog consisted of a mid-teens percentage decline in apparel orders and a low single-digit percentage decline in footwear orders US wholesale backlog was down low double-digits on a percentage basis The EMEA region and Canada wholesale backlogs were each down in the mid-twenties on a percentage basis including high single-digit and mid-teen negative effects from changes in foreign currency exchange rates respectively LAAP region wholesale backlog declined slightly and was not affected by changes in foreign currency exchange rates Consolidated wholesale backlog which includes both global spring and fall orders at March 31 2009 was $7216 million 15 percent lower than 2008 consolidated wholesale backlog of $8498 million including a 4 percent negative effect from changes in foreign currency exchange rates Mr Boyle commented “Our fall wholesale backlog reflects in part the weak global retail environment during the first quarter coupled with the financial and credit market challenges that have led many of our customers to continue reducing their planned inventory levels for the remainder of 2009 Despite the challenging macro-economic environment the company’s strong balance sheet is allowing our Columbia Mountain Hardwear Sorel and Montrail brands to continue to invest in strategic initiatives intended to create profitable growth platforms” Boyle concluded 2009 Financial Outlook The dynamic nature of the current global economic environment and its impact on consumers and the financial health of our customers has reduced the predictive quality of the company’s wholesale backlog and other factors on which the company has historically based its estimates of net sales gross margin and operating expenses as a percentage of net sales thus limiting the company’s ability to estimate future results All projections related to anticipated future results are forward-looking in nature and are based in part on the economies in key markets stabilizing during the second half of 2009 as well as on a variety of estimates and assumptions any of which may change independently or in combination perhaps significantly The company expects full year 2009 wholesale net sales to decline in the mid-teens on a percentage basis compared with 2008 based primarily on the global wholesale backlog as of March 31 2009 and the estimated effect of changes in foreign currency exchange rates Including expected incremental sales from the company’s direct-to-consumer business the company expects total 2009 net sales to decline in the low double-digits on a percentage basis compared with 2008 Full year 2009 operating margin is expected to decline approximately 300 to 350 basis points from 2008 which included a $247 million impairment charge This expected decline is primarily due to fixed cost de-leverage caused by lower net sales coupled with planned investments in our direct-to-consumer initiatives Gross margins are expected to decline primarily due to a higher volume of close-out product sales a more promotional retail environment and unfavorable foreign currency hedge
