Luxury accessories Kate Spade accessories sales mix measures accessories as a percentage of Kate Spade segment net sales.
Accessories generated $241.1M, or 22.4% of Kate Spade sales, in fiscal 2026, compared with 22.5% in fiscal 2025.
Mix was nearly stable despite lower category dollars
Accessories sales declined from $269.8M, while the category's share of brand sales changed only slightly.
Stable mix can therefore coexist with a meaningful absolute revenue decline.
Accessories remain broader than one product type
The issuer category includes small leather goods and a range of novelty, travel, technology, gifting, strap, and charm products.
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Primary source: Tapestry fiscal 2026 Form 10-K.
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