Jimmy Choo revenue rose 11.5% to $146 million in the quarter ended September 26, parent company Capri Holdings said. It was the brand's second straight quarter of double-digit growth. Gross profit was $104 million, with a gross margin of 71.2%, up from 70.2% a year earlier. Operating income was $2 million, against a loss of $9 million a year ago. Chairman and chief executive officer John D. Idol credited strong demand for dress and casual shoes, with double-digit gains in North American department stores. He said the brand is attracting younger customers. Capri expects Jimmy Choo revenue of $650 million for fiscal 2027 and $175 million in the third quarter. Idol reiterated a goal of $800 million in revenue and low double-digit operating margins.

Jimmy Choo delivered strong first-quarter results for Capri Holdings, with revenues rising 10.5% year-over-year to $179 million. Growth was broad-based across regions, with Americas revenues climbing 26.1% to $58 million, EMEA increasing 5.1% to $82 million, and Asia up 2.6% to $39 million. Direct retail sales and wholesale revenues both grew by low double digits. Marketing initiatives, including the Natural Reflection campaign and influencer partnerships, generated nearly 50 million impressions and drove a 40% increase in VIC sales. Operating income jumped to $13 million from $4 million, whilst operating margin expanded 480 basis points to 7.3%. Capri expects Jimmy Choo revenues of approximately $635 million for fiscal 2027, targeting $800 million longer term.