May 14 (Reuters) - Italian shoemaker Geox cut its full-year sales growth outlook on Tuesday, citing inflationary pressures as it reported first-quarter revenue down 13.5% year on year at current exchange rates.

The maker of breathable, waterproof footwear now expects 2024 revenue to drop by a mid-single-digit percentage from last year, having previously forecast sales to be flat year on year.

(Reporting by Enrico Sciacovelli Editing by David Goodman)