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ArticleVF Corp’s Vans problem outweighs its Q1 beat
Revenue reached $1.67 billion, flat year over year, and so the loss stood out more – VF Corp still raised full-year guidance to 2 percent or better growth.
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Prada’s net profit declines in H1
In the first half of 2026, Prada Group’s net income fell to €327 million from €386 million a year earlier on lower operating profits. Adjusted Ebit declined to €530 million from €619 million and the margin dropped to 17.4 percent from 22.6 percent, partly impacted by the acquisition of the ...
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ArticleRocky Brands lifts 2026 revenue outlook as Q2 sales jump 12%
Rocky Brands has raised full-year revenue guidance after delivering a significantly stronger second quarter, reporting double-digit sales growth and a major improvement in profitability as demand accelerated across its footwear portfolio, while tariff refunds also provided a boost. The Ohio-based company said net sales in the three months to June ...
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ArticleBoot Barn's Q1 net sales beat forecasts and tariff refunds boost margins
Boot Barn posted a stronger-than-expected first quarter, with tariff refunds delivering a meaningful lift to margins and earnings. The western and workwear retailer said the tariff refunds provided a $14.7 million benefit in the first quarter and contributed 250 basis points to merchandise margin expansion and helped offset higher ...
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ArticleHermès hit by disappointing Chinese sales
In the first half of 2026, Hermès reported a net profit of €2.238 billion, roughly in line with the previous year. Revenues in the first half amounted to €8.163 billion, up by 6.1 percent at constant exchange rates and by 1.6 percent at current exchange year on year. In the ...
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LVMH’s sales rebounded in the second quarter
LVMH’s fashion and leather goods division posted revenues of €18.146 billion in the first half of 2026, down by a reported 5 percent year-over-year and down by 1 percent organically. In the sole second quarter, sales were up 1 percent organically year-over-year. The group said that the division’s sales benefitted ...
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ArticleCoats footwear division set for growth after strong Q2
Coats Group said its footwear division was positioned for accelerated growth after a stronger second quarter and continued market share gains, despite a mid-single-digit decline in the global footwear market. The company reaffirmed its full-year outlook, expecting good earnings growth and a return to organic footwear growth in the second ...
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Zegna posts strong sales growth in Q2
Ermenegildo Zegna generated revenues of €987.3 million in the first half of 2026, up by a reported 6.4 percent compared to the year earlier and reflecting 9.3 percent organic growth. In the sole second quarter, revenues increased by 10.3 percent year‑on‑year to €517.1 million. Organic growth reached 11.0 percent, reflecting ...
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ArticleDeckers beats on HOKA growth, but shares drop 6%
HOKA revenue grew 7.7% and EPS topped estimates, but investors focused on tariff and margin warnings for the rest of the year.
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Shoe Zone lifts its full-year outlook after May and June sales come in higher than expected
Shoe Zone now expects a smaller full-year loss than previously forecast after May and June sales came in ahead of market expectations. In a brief update, the British footwear retailer cited its warehouse closing down sale and favourable seasonal weather at half term for the improvement. “As a result of ...
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Dr. Martens is trading in line with expectations
Dr. Martens said that trading since the start of its current financial year, which began at the end of March, has been in line with expectations and that its full-year outlook and guidance are unchanged. The company previously said that it aims to deliver further strong pretax profit growth in ...
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ArticleDebenhams expects to significantly reduce its debt in the current fiscal year
Debenhams Group, the British fast fashion retailer which was previously referred to as Boohoo, said that it traded positively in June and July and that it expects to significantly reduce its debt by the end of its fiscal year in February 2027. “We are pleased with the continued positive ...
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New stores help Primark deliver Q3 sales growth amid challenging trade
Primark delivered third-quarter sales growth as new store openings helped offset weaker underlying demand in several of its key markets. Sales in the quarter rose by a reported 4 percent, and by a constant-currency 3 percent, to £2.9 billion (€3.4bn), with new stores contributing 5 percent to growth. ...
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ArticleH&M Q2 sales flat in local currencies
H&M Hennes & Mauritz’s net sales in the second quarter ended May 31 fell to SEK 54.828 billion (€4.954bn) from SEK 56.714 billion a year earlier but were flat in local currencies, with 3 percent fewer stores at the end of the period compared with the prior year. In ...
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Debenhams sees earnings growth this year as turnaround gathers pace
Debenhams Group, the British fast fashion retailer which previously traded under the Boohoo name, forecast double-digit earnings growth this year, despite a sharp fall in annual revenues, as its turnaround programme gathered pace. The owner of the brands Debenhams, Karen Millen, Boohoo, MAN and PrettyLittleThing, saw revenues slide by 24.7 ...
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ArticleDesigner Brands swings to profit in Q1, sees full year earnings at high end of guidance
Designer Brands swung to a profit in its first quarter ended May 2, as it highlighted a boost to earnings margins from structural improvements made across inventory management, pricing discipline, sourcing and channel profitability. The company, which owns the DSW chain, The Shoe Company and the Canadian footwear retailer Rubino, ...
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ArticleCaleres beats Q1 earnings guidance as Brand Portfolio outperforms
Caleres generated sales at the top end of guidance and better-than-expected earnings in the first quarter of its fiscal year, as strength in its Brand Portfolio segment more than offset a weaker showing for its Famous Footwear banner. Jay Schmidt, President and CEO, confirmed in a conference call with analysts ...
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ArticleDebenhams returns to growth and lifts gross margin
Debenhams Group, the British fast fashion retailer which previously traded under the Boohoo name, returned to slight sales growth in the first quarter and enjoyed a “substantial” increase in adjusted Ebitda as its turnaround strategy starts to bear fruit. The company also reaffirmed its full-year guidance. Gross merchandise value (GMV) ...
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ArticleInditex posts strong sales in Q1
Inditex, the Spanish fashion retailer which owns the brands Zara, Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius and Oysho, said that in the first quarter ended April 30, sales grew by a reported 5.8 percent to €8.7 billion and were 8.8 percent higher at constant currencies. The sales performance put at rest ...
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ArticleJimmy Choo plans to return to profitability this year
Despite higher losses in the fiscal year ended March 28, Jimmy Choo, the luxury footwear brand owned by Capri Holdings, is expected to return to profitability in the current financial year as sales pick up. In the fourth quarter, Jimmy Choo posted revenues of $140 million, up by 5.3 percent ...
