Financial Contrast: Digital Brands Group (NASDAQ:DBGI) and Lands' End (NASDAQ:LE)

Which is the best investment? We will compare these two companies based on their earnings, dividends, profitability, risk, analyst recommendations and valuation.

Risk and Volatility

Digital Brands Group's beta is 0.62. This means that the stock price of its company is 38% lower than S&P 500. This table compares Digital Brands Group's and Lands' End's return on equity, return on assets and net margins.

Net Margins

Return on Equity

Return on Assets

Digital Brands Group

-232.49%

N/A

-51.33%

Lands' End

-0.76%

-3.07%

-1.05%

Insiders and Institutional Ownership

Institutional investors own 2.4% of Digital Brands Group's shares. Comparatively, institutional investors own 33.9% Lands' End's shares. Insiders own 2.0% of Digital Brands Group's shares. Comparatively speaking, insiders own 3.3% of Lands' End's shares. A stock with a high level of institutional ownership indicates that large money managers, hedge funds and endowments believe the stock will perform better than the market in the long run.

Value & Earnings

This table compares Digital Brands Group's revenue and Lands' End's earnings per share (EPS).

Gross Revenue

Price/Sales Ratio

Net Income

Earnings per Share

Price/Earnings ratio

Digital Brands Group

$33.97 Million

0.26

-$38.04 Million

($57.80)

-0.01

Lands' End

$1.56 billion

0.18

12.53 Million Dollars

($0.36)

-24.39

Lands' End's revenue and earnings are higher than Digital Brands Group. Lands' End has a lower Price-to-Earnings Ratio than Digital Brands Group. This indicates that the stock is more affordable.

Analyst Ratings

MarketBeat has reported on the current ratings and recommendations for Digital Brands Group, Lands' End.

Sell Ratings

Hold Ratings

Buy Ratings

Strong Buy Ratings

Rating Score

Digital Brands Group

0

0

0

0

N/A

Lands' End

0

0

0

0

N/A

Lands' End's consensus price target is $11.50. This represents a possible upside of 30.98%. Analysts clearly prefer Lands' End due to its higher potential upside.

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Lands' End is better than Digital Brands Group in 9 out of 12 factors.

About Digital Brands Group

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Digital Brands Group, Inc. provides apparel products on a direct-to consumer and wholesale basis under different brands. It has DSTLD and Bailey segments, as well as Stateside and Sundry. The company manufactures and sells women’s apparel such as sweaters and dresses for women, tops and jackets for men, pants and shorts and T-shirts and skirts. It also designs and manufactures sportswear and shirts. The company sells products under the Bailey44, Harper & Jones brand, Stateside Sunnyside DSTLD Sundry ACE Studios names. The company sells direct to consumers through its websites as well as its wholesale channel, which includes specialty stores, selected department stores, and its own showrooms. Digital Brands Group, Inc., formerly Denim.LA, Inc., was incorporated in 2012. Its headquarters is in Austin, Texas.

Lands' End

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Lands' End, Inc. is a digital retailer that sells casual clothing, swimwear, outerwear, shoes, accessories, and other home products throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, as well as internationally. It has segments for U.S. eCommerce and International, Outfitters, Third Party and Retail. It also sells uniforms and logo clothing. The company sells products via e-commerce, its own stores and third-party distribution channels. Its brands include Lands' End Lighthouse and Lands' End Squall as well the Little Black Suit and Iron Knees brands. MarketBeat.com offers a FREE daily email newsletter
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