The luxury retailer reported 15% annual revenue growth, driven by 23% surge in Asia sales and 17% rise in Q4 net revenue.
Ralph Lauren posted FY26 revenue of $8.1bn, up 15% year-over-year, exceeding $8bn for the first time. Growth was led by Asia, where sales rose 23% to $2.1bn, while North America and Europe climbed 9% and 17%, respectively.
Q4 net revenue increased 17% to $2.0bn, with foreign currency adding 450 basis points to growth. Comparable store sales in Asia jumped 25%, outpacing North America’s 16% and Europe’s 5%. Gross profit reached $5.7bn for the year, with operating income at $1.2bn.
The company attributed the performance to strong demand in China and balanced regional growth. Operating margins remained stable despite higher expenses, reflecting improved sales quality.