Athletic apparel currency-neutral revenue growth measures product-line revenue growth after removing foreign-currency translation effects under the issuer's methodology.
NIKE reported 2% currency-neutral growth in NIKE Brand apparel revenue for fiscal 2026. Reported apparel revenue increased to $13.4B from $13.0B.
Unit growth and ASP both contributed
Apparel unit sales increased 1%, while higher ASP per unit contributed approximately another 1 percentage point of revenue growth.
The headline rate therefore combines physical demand with price, product, discount, and channel mix.
Currency-neutral growth is not unit growth
Removing foreign exchange still leaves monetization and mix effects in the revenue line.
Use it with athletic apparel unit sales growth and apparel ASP revenue contribution.
Primary source: NIKE fiscal 2026 Form 10-K.
Part of the Athletic Footwear, Apparel & Channel Economics
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