Luxury accessories Kate Spade constant-currency sales growth measures Kate Spade brand net sales growth after removing foreign-currency translation effects.
Tapestry reported a 10.5% constant-currency decline in Kate Spade net sales for fiscal 2026. Reported sales fell 10.2% to $1.075B from $1.197B.
Direct-to-consumer weakness drove most of the decline
Tapestry said the decrease was primarily due to a $120.3M decline in DTC sales.
The brand result therefore should not be interpreted as a wholesale-only demand measure.
Currency-neutral sales and product mix answer different questions
A brand can shrink while individual categories gain or lose share within the smaller revenue base.
Read it with Kate Spade handbag sales mix and Kate Spade gross margin.
Primary source: Tapestry fiscal 2026 Form 10-K.
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