Luxury accessories Kate Spade handbag sales mix measures handbags as a percentage of Kate Spade segment net sales.
Handbags generated $594.9M, or 55.3% of Kate Spade sales, in fiscal 2026, up from 52.1% in fiscal 2025.
Handbags gained mix even as brand sales declined
Kate Spade handbag dollars fell from $623.0M, but the category became a larger share of the brand's smaller revenue base.
That is why mix change should not be mistaken for category growth.
Category definitions should stay issuer-specific
Tapestry includes several bag formats within handbags and reports mini and micro handbags within accessories.
Compare it with Kate Spade accessories sales mix and Kate Spade constant-currency sales growth.
Primary source: Tapestry fiscal 2026 Form 10-K.
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