Specialty Footwear Disposition
for a Classic American Brand.

The Engagement

Naturalizer, a storied American women's footwear brand with decades of retail heritage, engaged Hudson Capital Partners to manage store closing and inventory liquidation for multiple retail locations. James Schaye led the engagement, applying Hudson Capital's proven disposition methodology to the women's specialty footwear category — balancing maximum recovery with respect for a brand that had served American consumers for generations.

This engagement was led by Eaton Hudson founder James Schaye through Hudson Capital Partners, the predecessor firm whose institutional track record is now represented under the Eaton Hudson banner.

Scope of Work

• Store closing event management across multiple Naturalizer locations
• Women's specialty footwear inventory disposition
• Going-out-of-business sale strategy and execution
• Brand-sensitive liquidation approach for a heritage American brand

The Eaton Hudson Advantage

Heritage footwear brands require a disposition partner who understands the balance between maximizing recovery and protecting brand equity. Hudson Capital Partners' execution of the Naturalizer engagement reflects the brand-aware, precision approach that distinguishes Eaton Hudson from commodity liquidators.