In Q3 ending 27 December 2025, company’s net revenue increased by 12% to $2.4bn, with 10% growth on a constant currency basis, surpassing expectations. North America revenue rose 8%, Europe revenue climbed 12%, and Asia recorded a 22% increase. Gross profit reached $1.7bn, with a margin of 69.9%, up 150 basis points.

Operating income increased to $471.3m, and net income for Q3 was $362m or $5.82 per diluted share. President and CEO, Patrice Louvet, praised strong holiday growth and strategic priorities. Outlook for FY26 predicts revenue growth by high-single to low-double digits, and Q4 revenue growth in mid-single digits.

Ralph Lauren’s strong holiday sales growth has led to an uplift in the FY26 outlook, with expectations of high-single to low-double digits revenue growth on a constant currency basis for the full year. In Q4, revenue growth in the mid-single digits is forecasted, supported by the company’s Next Great Chapter: Drive strategy.

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