Sharper Image reports sales down in November.

San Francisco-based Sharper Image Corp. (SHRP) on Thursday reported sales were down in November and for the year to date.

Comparable store sales for the month of November decreased 8 percent. Total store sales were $27.1 million compared to $30.2 million last year, a decrease of 10 percent. Total company sales were $44.7 million, down 9 percent from last year.

For the year to date ended Nov. 30, comparable store sales decreased 14 percent, while total store sales were down 16 percent at $174.7 million. Total company sales were $255.5 million, down 29 percent from last year.

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