Fashion's first half of 2026: records and a widening gap

Over 450 FashionUnited business articles spanning the half-year reporting season, published until Monday, describe an industry that is cautiously upbeat but sharply divided. In six out of 10 reports, companies described rising sales or improving profits, and that majority widened from July into August as second-quarter figures came in. More companies raised full-year guidance than cut it: Adidas, Ralph Lauren, Levi Strauss, Birkenstock and most US off-price and department store chains lifted their outlooks, while JD Sports, Zalando, Lululemon and Under Armour moved the other way. The mood is relief rather than confidence.

Records at both ends of the price ladder

Inditex reported first-half net sales of 19.76 billion euros, up 7.6 percent, and a net profit of 2.98 billion euros, lifting its shares to record highs. Richemont grew first-quarter sales 17 percent to 6.33 billion euros with jewellery up 21 percent, and jewellery also powered Kering, LVMH and Pandora. Ralph Lauren increased revenue 14 percent with China up more than 40 percent, Amer Sports grew 32 percent and off-price chain Ross Stores grew 13 percent.

Tariffs, conflict and a squeezed middle

US tariff policy stayed in flux after the Supreme Court struck down emergency tariffs in February: duties of 10 to 12.5 percent hit 60 economies from July 24. Bangladesh lost more than 20,000 garment jobs in the first half. The Middle East conflict weighed on LVMH, Prada, Hermès and Hugo Boss. Weak consumer sentiment produced a profit warning at JD Sports, a 4 percent revenue decline and an 18 percent share slide at Lululemon, and a near 10 percent revenue drop at Puma. Insolvencies ran from Marine Serre and Bally to Harvey Nichols, whose unsecured creditors are owed 270.5 million pounds. In Europe, the destruction ban, the 3 euro parcel levy and France's per-item penalty on ultra-fast fashion took effect, prompting China to threaten retaliation.

The tariff refund windfall

By late August, Washington had returned about 100 billion of the 166 billion dollars collected under the struck-down tariffs, and US retailers booked the proceeds in their second quarters: Target recorded 994 million dollars, Ross about 253 million and Lululemon 134.5 million. The refunds flattered margins at companies whose underlying sales were flat or falling, and the Clean Clothes Campaign asked who benefits, urging brands to share the money with suppliers and garment workers.

Polarisation is the trend line

Companies with pricing power, jewellery exposure or direct-to-consumer scale grew while wholesale-dependent and mid-market names shrank. Zegna's own retail rose 16 percent as wholesale fell 13 percent. Currency was a near-universal drag, with Hermès growing 6.1 percent at constant rates but only 1.6 percent as reported.

Frasers, Shein and a luxury clear-out

Corporate activity was dominated by Frasers Group, which lifted its Hugo Boss stake to 47.89 percent via a 38 euro per share offer and bought Harvey Nichols out of administration for 43.25 million pounds. Shein listed in Hong Kong on September 1 at about 26.5 billion dollars, a quarter of its 2022 peak, and fell as much as 10 percent on debut. LVMH sold Marc Jacobs and Patou, Kering cut net debt from 8 to 3.3 billion euros after selling its beauty arm to L'Oréal and part of its Milan real estate, and eBay closed its 1.4 billion dollar Depop purchase.

What comes next

Projections are modest. Euromonitor expects the new apparel market to grow 1.9 percent in 2026, while BCG sees second-hand reaching 360 billion dollars by 2030. US importers plan to consolidate sourcing through 2027, with China's share already below Vietnam and Bangladesh. Nearshoring to Central America, Turkey and North Africa is hardening into a permanent strategy, though new duties on Canada and Brazil show that proximity no longer guarantees tariff relief. Inditex plans 20 US projects by 2027 and Lululemon expects revenue to fall 5 to 7 percent this year. The second half will show whether growth can hold once the refunds stop flowing.

Results by company

Companies that reported half-year, second-quarter or equivalent fiscal-quarter results in FashionUnited's business coverage. Grouped by reported revenue for the period: growing (up more than 1 percent), flat (within 1 percent), declining (down more than 1 percent). Full-year reports (Tous, Tom Tailor, Mulberry, Myer, Boden, Victoria Beckham, Dolce & Gabbana, Zara France) are left out. Each entry carries the original FashionUnited headline.

Growing

Abercrombie & Fitch "Abercrombie & Fitch raises outlook after strong Q2 performance". Record Q2 net sales of 1.3 billion dollars, up 5 percent, with full-year sales and margin guidance raised.
Adidas "Adidas Q2 net sales improve, lifts annual sales growth outlook; Birgit Kretschmer named CFO". Q2 net sales rose to 6.74 billion euros from 5.95 billion and full-year growth guidance went up to 9 to 10 percent.
Alpargatas (Havaianas) "Havaianas parent Alpargatas posts 11.3 percent net sales growth in second quarter". Net sales reached 1.23 billion reals with net income almost doubling, though US volumes fell 30 percent.
Amazon "Amazon Q2 net sales jump 20 percent as cloud and retail surge". Net sales climbed to 200.6 billion dollars, driven by cloud services and retail.
Amer Sports "Arc'teryx and Salomon drive Amer Sports' Q2 revenue and profitability". Revenue jumped 32 percent to 1.63 billion dollars, DTC grew 40 percent and full-year guidance was raised.
American Eagle Outfitters "Tariff refunds boost American Eagle Outfitters' Q2 performance". Revenue rose 8 percent to 1.38 billion dollars on Aerie growth and a 161 million dollar tariff refund benefit.
Anta Sports "Anta Sports reports double-digit revenue growth in first half". Revenue grew 12.9 percent to 43.5 billion yuan and net profit rose 34.9 percent.
Aritzia "Aritzia Q1 fiscal 2027 sees strong growth across all markets". Net revenue surged 43.4 percent to 951 million Canadian dollars with US sales up 54.5 percent.
Asics EMEA "Asics EMEA revenue increases 32.9 percent in second quarter". Wholesale grew 44.1 percent and the brand took the top spot in performance running footwear in five European markets.
Avery Dennison "Avery Dennison reports sales growth in second quarter 2026". Preliminary results showed sales growth in the Materials Group and adjusted EPS of 2.89 dollars.
Bimba y Lola "Bimba y Lola maintains its growth pace, boosted by its international business". First-half sales rose 6 percent with international business now 47 percent of turnover.
Birkenstock "Birkenstock raises forecast as tariffs impact margin". Q3 revenue rose 13 percent to 719.5 million euros and the full-year forecast was raised despite a 140 basis point gross margin hit.
Boot Barn "Boot Barn reports strong Q1 results". Net sales grew 17.7 percent to 593.5 million dollars with like-for-like sales up 4.7 percent.
Brunello Cucinelli "Brunello Cucinelli's revenue up 13.3 percent in first half of 2026". Revenue reached 749.4 million euros at constant exchange rates and the 2026 growth target was lifted to 10 to 11 percent.
Buckle "Buckle posts Q2 sales rise amid slight profit drop". Net sales rose 4.6 percent to 319.8 million dollars while net income slipped to 44.4 million.
Burberry "Burberry Q1: Strong performance in Americas and Greater China drives sales growth". Retail revenue rose 5 percent to 455 million pounds with the Americas up 12 percent and Greater China up 9 percent.
Burlington Stores "Burlington updates full year outlook following strong Q2". Sales grew 11 percent to 3 billion dollars and the full-year outlook was raised, with a 55 million dollar tariff refund reinvested in pricing.
Caleres "Caleres Brand Portfolio sales increase 23.6 percent, Famous Footwear declines". Net sales rose 5.6 percent to 695.5 million dollars as brand growth offset a 6.3 percent drop at Famous Footwear.
Canada Goose "Canada Goose surprises with double-digit revenue growth in first quarter". Revenue rose 10.3 percent to 118.9 million Canadian dollars on a 44.2 percent jump in Greater China.
Carter's "Carter's net sales up 5 percent in Q2 2026, exceeds prior outlook". Net sales rose 5.2 percent to 615.5 million dollars, with operating income lifted by a duty recovery.
Chanel "Chanel, Miu Miu, Burberry: does a 'return to product' signal the end of outrageous price hikes in luxury?". Chanel reportedly grew first-half revenue 16 percent like-for-like under Matthieu Blazy, per figures cited from Bloomberg and Reuters.
Crocs "Crocs brand surpasses one billion dollars in quarterly revenue". Group revenue rose 2.6 percent to 1.18 billion dollars and full-year guidance was raised, while Heydude fell 5.7 percent.
Deckers Brands "Deckers Brands surpasses 1 billion dollars in Q1 sales as Hoka and Ugg drive growth". Net sales rose 5.7 percent to 1.02 billion dollars with Hoka up 7.7 percent and EPS guidance nudged higher.
Delta Galil "Delta Galil's Q2 growth driven by sales increase and tariff refund". Sales rose 9 percent to 511.6 million dollars, aided by a 33 million dollar tariff refund.
Dick's Sporting Goods "Dick's Sporting Goods reports mixed Q2 results amidst Foot Locker integration". Net sales jumped 53.2 percent to 5.59 billion dollars on the Foot Locker acquisition, but net income fell and full-year guidance was cut.
eBay "eBay reports 15 percent revenue expansion for second quarter". Revenue rose to 3.1 billion dollars with GMV up 15 percent to 22.4 billion as the Depop deal closed.
Ermenegildo Zegna Group "Ermenegildo Zegna Group closes H1 with sales up 6.4 percent". Revenue reached 987.3 million euros with Q2 up 10.3 percent, as DTC growth offset a 13 percent wholesale decline.
EssilorLuxottica "AI glasses help propel EssilorLuxottica sales growth". Q2 sales rose 7.2 percent to 7.7 billion euros as AI-enabled eyewear sales nearly doubled.
Estée Lauder "Estée Lauder swings toward recovery: Q4 loss shrinks, profit outlook raised". Q4 net sales rose to 3.63 billion dollars from 3.41 billion and the net loss narrowed to 116 million.
Fast Retailing (Uniqlo) "Fast Retailing ups profit forecast following strong Q3 performance". Q3 operating profit rose 45.7 percent, Uniqlo international revenue grew 33.8 percent ex-currency and the full-year profit forecast was raised to 730 billion yen.
Gildan Activewear "HanesBrands acquisition drives Gildan's revenue surge". Net sales rose 72.3 percent to 1.58 billion dollars on the HanesBrands deal, though below pro forma expectations.
Hermès "Hermès boosts half-year sales thanks to second-quarter upswing". First-half sales rose 1.6 percent reported and 6.1 percent at constant rates to 8.16 billion euros, with leather goods up 9.8 percent.
Inditex "Inditex hits new high: reports profit of 2.98 billion euros with 7.6 percent growth through July". First-half net sales reached 19.76 billion euros and net profit rose 6.8 percent, with August trading up 9 percent.
Klarna "Klarna achieves 18 percent GMV and 27 percent revenue growth in Q2". Revenue reached 1.04 billion dollars with positive net income, though full-year GMV guidance was trimmed.
Kontoor Brands "Kontoor Brands raises full-year EPS forecast after strong Q2". Revenue rose 19 percent to 584 million dollars with Helly Hansen contributing 114 million.
Lands' End "Lands' End reports Q2 revenue growth and return to profitability". Revenue rose 2.7 percent to 302 million dollars and the company returned to profit, though full-year guidance was lowered.
Levi Strauss & Co. "Levi Strauss & Co. exceeds Q2 market expectations, raises annual forecast". Q2 revenue rose 8 percent to 1.56 billion dollars and full-year revenue guidance was raised to 7 to 7.5 percent growth.
Macy's "Macy's raises full-year guidance after strong second quarter". Net sales edged up 1.1 percent to 4.9 billion dollars with comparable sales up 2.7 percent, the fifth consecutive quarter of growth.
Mango "Mango posts H1 sales of 1.85 billion euros amidst slowed growth". Turnover rose 7.2 percent, down from 12 percent a year earlier, with online now 32 percent of sales.
Misto Holdings (Fila) "Fila-owner Misto Holdings posts 16.6 percent revenue increase in Q2". Revenue reached 1.4 trillion won on Acushnet strength while the Misto segment fell 7.4 percent.
Moncler "Moncler spa closes first half with revenues up 9 percent". Revenue reached 1.29 billion euros at constant rates with EBIT margin up to 19 percent.
Movado Group "Movado Group reports strong sales and profit growth in second quarter". Net sales and profit rose across brands, channels and regions for Q2 and the first half of fiscal 2027.
On Holding "On returns to profit with sales increase". Q2 sales rose 13.5 percent to 850.3 million Swiss francs and the company posted a 105 million franc profit after a loss a year earlier.
Pandora "Pandora Q2 operating profit rises, lifts FY26 outlook". Revenue rose to 7.22 billion Danish krone from 7.08 billion and full-year organic growth and margin guidance were raised.
PDD Holdings (Temu) "Temu parent PDD misses expectations in second quarter". Revenue rose 8 percent to 112.4 billion yuan but net profit fell 12 percent on tariffs and stricter regulation.
Prada Group "Prada Group closes H1 with a 16 percent increase in net revenue". Net revenue reached 3.05 billion euros, up 16 percent reported and 5 percent organic, with Versace now consolidated.
Puig "Puig profits fall by 4.4 percent in the first half of 2026". Sales rose 2.37 percent to 2.35 billion euros but attributable net profit fell to 262.8 million.
Ralph Lauren "Ralph Lauren lifts FY27 guidance, China grows more than 40 percent". Q1 revenue rose 14 percent to 2 billion dollars and full-year guidance was raised.
Reformation "Sustainable fashion brand Reformation achieves double-digit growth". Q2 revenue rose 24.1 percent to 155.2 million dollars, the 21st consecutive quarter of double-digit growth.
Rent the Runway "Rent the Runway records 20.8 percent revenue growth, appoints new CEO". Record Q2 revenue of 97.7 million dollars with a narrowed net loss and Paige Thomas named CEO.
Revolve Group "Revolve Group Q2 results: Sales up 12 percent, net income rises". Net sales reached 347.4 million dollars and net income rose to 18.6 million.
Richemont "Richemont accelerates growth thanks to jewellery business". Q1 sales rose 17 percent to 6.33 billion euros, well above consensus, with jewellery up 21 percent.
Rocky Brands "Rocky Brands reports double-digit sales growth in second quarter". Sales grew 12 percent to 118.4 million dollars with net income lifted by tariff refunds.
Ross Stores "Ross Stores Q2 revenue jumps 13 percent driven by customer traffic". Sales reached 6.3 billion dollars with comparable sales up 10 percent and full-year EPS guidance raised.
SMCP "SMCP records strong profitability in H1 driven by strict full-price strategy". Net income and adjusted EBIT rose on full-price discipline and regional growth.
Steve Madden "Steve Madden lifts full-year outlook as second-quarter revenue climbs 19 percent". Revenue rose 19.1 percent to 665.9 million dollars and the company swung to a 27.7 million dollar profit.
Swarovski "Swarovski reports 6 percent organic growth in first half of 2026". Jewellery led with 11 percent organic growth and all three regions grew, with Greater China the exception at minus 2 percent.
Swatch Group "Swatch's first-half net profit misses expectations despite sales growth". Turnover rose 2 percent to 3.1 billion Swiss francs but net profit fell 5.8 percent to 16 million francs.
Target "Target reports 5.3 percent sales growth in Q2 as apparel and core categories expand". Net sales reached 26.54 billion dollars and operating income nearly doubled on 994 million dollars of tariff refunds.
Tapestry "Coach performance propels Tapestry to double-digit annual sales and profit growth". Fiscal 2026 net sales rose 14 percent to 8 billion dollars with Coach up 23 percent and Greater China up 35 percent.
THG "THG posts 7.2 percent revenue increase in first half of 2026". Revenue reached 828.7 million pounds and adjusted EBITDA more than doubled.
The RealReal "The RealReal achieves 22 percent GMV growth in second quarter 2026". Revenue rose 17 percent to 193 million dollars and full-year guidance was raised despite a 27 million dollar net loss.
Tilly's "Tilly's records four consecutive quarters of comparable net sales growth". Q2 comparable sales grew for a fourth straight quarter with net income up.
TJX "TJX exceeds Q2 sales forecasts with 4 percent comp sales growth". Net sales rose 5 percent to 15.18 billion dollars and full-year margin and EPS guidance were raised.
Urban Outfitters "Urban Outfitters achieves highest adjusted profit quarter in company history". Net sales rose 10.4 percent to 1.66 billion dollars, the eighth consecutive quarter of record sales and profit.
Van de Velde "Van de Velde achieves revenue growth on direct-to-consumer momentum". Revenue rose 5.2 percent to 115.7 million euros with direct-to-consumer sales up 15.2 percent.
Veste "Veste reports highest Q2 net income in seven years". Net income rose 80.5 percent to 30.7 million reais.
Victoria's Secret "Victoria's Secret raises forecasts after strong second quarter growth". Sales rose 10.4 percent to 1.61 billion dollars and full-year guidance was raised, helped by a 136 million dollar customs refund.
Vince Holding "Vince Q2 sales up, OVO acquisition complete". Net sales rose 11.7 percent to 81.8 million dollars and full-year guidance was raised.
Walmart "Walmart raises annual targets - pharmaceutical sales weigh on US business". Sales rose 5.1 percent in constant currency to 187.9 billion dollars and annual targets were raised, though US like-for-like sales missed.
Warby Parker "Warby Parker: Q2 revenues grow 9.8 percent". Revenue reached 235.5 million dollars with net income of 4.6 million boosted by tariff refunds.
Wolverine Worldwide "Wolverine Worldwide raises FY outlook as Q2 outpaces expectations". Revenue rose 6.8 percent to 506.4 million dollars on Merrell and Saucony growth.
Zalando "Zalando maintains growth in second quarter and refines forecast". Sales rose 20.8 percent to 3.4 billion euros on the About You consolidation but only 1.1 percent pro forma, and growth guidance was narrowed to the lower half of its range.

Flat

A.k.a. Brands "A.k.a. Brands narrows net loss in second quarter". Net sales slipped 0.3 percent to 160.1 million dollars while the net loss narrowed to 0.2 million.
Associated British Foods (Primark) "ABF Q4 trading update: Primark demerger progress and financial outlook". Primark Q4 sales rose 2 percent on new space but like-for-like sales fell 3 percent, with Continental Europe weak.
Björn Borg "Björn Borg records highest H1 operating profit in company history despite sales dip". Net sales fell 1.4 percent to 499 million Swedish krona while operating profit rose 30.9 percent.
Designer Brands "Designer Brands achieves profitability improvement in second quarter". Net sales fell 1.2 percent to 730.6 million dollars but gross margin expanded and EPS guidance was raised.
Dillard's "Dillard's net income rises to 97.7 million dollars in second quarter". Retail sales rose 1 percent to 1.46 billion dollars with net income lifted by tariff refunds.
Dr. Martens "Dr. Martens reports steady operational performance and unchanged FY27 outlook". Trading was in line with expectations and full-year guidance was maintained, with no figures disclosed.
J.Jill "J.Jill Q2 net sales increase to 154.8 million dollars". Net sales rose 0.5 percent with net income of 16.8 million dollars and full-year guidance raised.
Kering "Kering: how Luca de Meo's financial overhaul is giving the luxury group breathing room and time". First-half revenue rose 1 percent like-for-like to 7.22 billion euros as jewellery growth offset a 5 percent decline at Gucci, and net debt fell to 3.3 billion euros.
Kohl's "Kohl's Q2: tariff refunds boost gross margin, outlook raised". Net sales fell 0.9 percent to 3.3 billion dollars while 150 million dollars in tariff refunds lifted gross margin.
LVMH "LVMH sales approach 39 billion euros in H1 amid a tense climate". First-half sales of 38.6 billion euros were down 3 percent as reported on currency effects, while organic growth returned to 3 percent in Q2.
Marimekko "Marimekko reports steady Q2 net sales driven by APAC growth". Q2 net sales of 43.9 million euros nearly matched last year's record as international growth offset a 7 percent drop in Finland.
Salvatore Ferragamo "Salvatore Ferragamo returns to profit in H1; consolidated revenues reach 468 million euros". Revenue slipped 1.3 percent reported but rose 1.9 percent at constant rates, and the group returned to a 1.5 million euro net profit.
Shein "Shein reveals quarterly loss ahead of Hong Kong listing". Q1 revenue edged up to 9.05 billion dollars from 8.95 billion while the company swung to a 99 million dollar net loss.
VF Corporation "VF Corporation raises revenue forecast after solid first quarter". Revenue fell 5 percent to 1.67 billion dollars on the Dickies sale but rose 1 percent excluding it, and full-year guidance was raised.
Watches of Switzerland "Watches of Switzerland reiterates guidance following stable trading". Trading over 17 weeks was stable with strong US demand and a UK recovery, and full-year guidance was maintained.
Wolford "Wolford AG: Operating loss halved through restructuring measures". Turnover was stable while the operating loss improved from minus 22.8 million to minus 10.2 million euros.

Declining

Azzas 2154 "Azzas 2154 reports Q2 drop in revenue and profit". Revenue and profit fell on stock and sales adjustments ahead of the group's split into Arezzo&Co and Soma.
Capri Holdings "Capri Holdings reports revenue decline for first quarter fiscal 2027". Revenue fell 3.5 percent to 769 million dollars as Michael Kors dropped 7.1 percent, and full-year revenue guidance was lowered.
Cato Corporation "Cato Fashions reports sharp decline in second quarter net income". Sales fell 6 percent to 163.9 million dollars and net income dropped 83.8 percent on inflation and consumer pressure.
Douglas "Weak consumer sentiment: Douglas sees significant drop in operating profit". Q3 revenue fell 2 percent to about 988 million euros and adjusted EBITDA dropped 19.4 percent.
DXL Group "DXL returns to profitability in second quarter, sales decline". Sales fell 3.4 percent to 111.6 million dollars while a 4.6 million dollar tariff refund produced a small profit.
Esprit Holdings "Esprit Holdings slips into red in first half". The now licensing-focused group posted a net loss of 87.74 million Hong Kong dollars after a brand write-down.
Fossil Group "Fossil Group Q2: sales decline, profitability improves". Sales fell 4.9 percent but profitability improved and the full-year outlook was raised.
G-III Apparel Group "G-III Q2 net income rises despite sales decline". Net sales fell 10 percent to 554.1 million dollars on lost Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger licences, while net income rose to 20.2 million.
Gap Inc. "Old Navy appoints new CEO as Gap addresses underperformance in Q2". Net sales fell 2 percent to 3.7 billion dollars as Old Navy comparable sales dropped 4 percent and Athleta fell 12 percent.
Genesco "Genesco updates full-year earnings outlook". Net sales fell 3 percent to 530 million dollars, with tariff refunds lifting margin and comparable sales guidance cut to flat.
Geox "Geox revenue down 11.4 percent in first half". Revenue fell to 270 million euros in what the CEO called a sharply contracting market, though adjusted EBITDA improved.
Hugo Boss "Hugo Boss: quarterly sales fall by 10 percent". Q2 sales fell to 905 million euros with EBIT down 28 percent, as the Frasers Group takeover bid ran in the background.
JD Sports "JD Sports lowers profit forecast amid challenging Q2 trading". Organic sales fell 1.3 percent and like-for-like sales 3.1 percent, prompting a cut in full-year profit guidance to 700 to 800 million pounds.
Lanvin Group "Lanvin Group reports reduced losses in first half of 2026 despite revenue decline". Revenue fell 12.9 percent to 101 million euros as stores were closed, while adjusted EBITDA losses narrowed.
Lenzing "Lenzing increases half-year profit despite decline in revenue". Revenue declined while net profit more than doubled, ahead of plant closures and a 300 million euro capital increase.
Lululemon "Lululemon Q2 net revenue drops 4 percent amidst challenging dynamics". Revenue fell to 2.4 billion dollars with Americas down 8 percent, and full-year guidance was cut to a 5 to 7 percent decline.
Mister Spex "Mister Spex boosts adjusted EBITDA by 65 percent, yet losses widen". First-half revenue declined and the net loss grew to 13.6 million euros despite the EBITDA improvement.
Oxford Industries "Oxford Industries lowers full-year guidance owing to Lilly Pulitzer softness". Net sales fell to 394 million dollars from 403 million and full-year guidance was lowered.
Perfect Moment "Perfect Moment narrows net loss despite lower Q1 revenue". Revenue fell to 1.2 million dollars while the net loss narrowed to 3.5 million.
Puma "Puma reports further revenue decline, remains in the red". Q2 revenue fell almost 10 percent to nearly 1.7 billion euros with a 72.8 million euro net loss.
PVH "PVH maintains full-year forecast despite second-quarter loss". Revenue fell 3.2 percent to about 2.1 billion dollars and impairments pushed the group to a 102.9 million dollar net loss, though guidance was maintained.
Safilo Group "Safilo Group: sales down 1.9 percent in H1". Net sales fell to 512 million euros at constant rates as Q2 demand weakened, while margins and net profit improved.
Shoe Station "Shoe Station Q2 net sales decline amidst promotional market". Net sales fell to 284.3 million dollars from 306.4 million and full-year guidance was lowered.
Torrid "Torrid net sales fall 11.8 percent in second quarter". Net sales dropped to 231.7 million dollars with comparable sales down 6.3 percent.
Under Armour "Under Armour navigates challenging consumer environment in Q1 2027". Net sales fell 3 percent to 1.1 billion dollars with North America down 9 percent, and full-year revenue guidance was lowered.
Zumiez "Zumiez second quarter revenue declines on US softness". Net sales fell 2.5 percent to 209 million dollars on weaker US traffic.

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