Apparel, Fashion & Lifestyle
Apparel Fashion
The fashion houses
PVH, Ralph Lauren, and Tapestry are a similar size in the latest year. Capri is the post-Versace remainder: Michael Kors plus Jimmy Choo.
Tapestry is Coach
Coach was $6.91B and 86% of FY2026 sales, up 24%. Kate Spade was $1.07B, down 10%. Stuart Weitzman was sold in August 2025.
CoachKate SpadeStuart Weitzman residual
PVH: Tommy vs Calvin Klein
Tommy Hilfiger $4.77B and Calvin Klein $3.96B in FY2025 (year ended February 1, 2026). Heritage Brands is a $215M remainder.
Tommy HilfigerCalvin KleinHeritage Brands
Capri after Versace
Versace was sold to Prada on December 2, 2025 and is discontinued. Continuing-ops FY2026 is Michael Kors $2.87B and Jimmy Choo $600M.
Michael KorsJimmy Choo
Ralph Lauren by region
FY2026: Americas $3.50B, Europe $2.52B, Asia $2.10B. Those three lines sum to group revenue of $8.11B.
AmericasEuropeAsia
Tapestry by region
FY2026: North America $5.04B, Greater China $1.40B, Other Asia $0.91B, Other $0.65B. Greater China is the China line. Other is not a Europe line.
North AmericaGreater ChinaOther AsiaOther
Tapestry by product
FY2026 handbags were $4.61B and 57.6% of sales. Accessories $2.23B. Footwear $471M after the Stuart Weitzman sale. This is category mix, not Coach versus Kate Spade.
HandbagsAccessoriesFootwearOther
PVH by geographic region
FY2025 (ended February 1, 2026): EMEA $4.34B, Americas $3.06B, APAC $1.55B. Domestic US inside Americas was $2.58B.
EMEAAmericasAPAC
PVH by distribution channel
FY2025: wholesale $4.41B, owned stores $3.35B, owned digital $772M, licensing $421M. Retail in the same note is stores plus digital ($4.12B).
WholesaleOwned storesOwned digitalLicensing
PVH segment IBIT by region
FY2025 segment IBIT: EMEA $749M, Americas $252M, APAC $293M, licensing $357M. GAAP IBIT is $231M after $480M of impairments. The bars are not GAAP operating income.
EMEAAmericasAPACLicensing
Capri continuing ops by region
FY2026 after Versace: Americas $2.03B, EMEA $1.00B, Asia $442M. United States inside Americas was $1.84B.
AmericasEMEAAsia
Capri continuing ops by product
FY2026 accessories $1.94B (55.8%), footwear $853M, apparel $446M. This is category mix, not Michael Kors versus Jimmy Choo.
AccessoriesFootwearApparelOther
Ralph Lauren retail versus wholesale dollars
FY2026 retail $5.53B (68.2% of $8.11B), wholesale $2.44B, licensing / other $143M. Retail here is the integrated channel, not the North America segment.
RetailWholesaleLicensing / other
Ralph Lauren segment operating income by region
FY2026: North America $724M, Europe $705M, Asia $577M, other / licensing $124M. GAAP operating income is $1.18B after $833M of unallocated corporate expenses.
North AmericaEuropeAsiaOther / licensing
Fashion-house store counts
Tapestry 1,299 Coach plus Kate Spade doors. Ralph Lauren 594 owned stores and 644 concessions. Capri 884 Michael Kors plus Jimmy Choo. PVH does not publish a group door count.
| Company | Doors | As of | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tapestry | 1,299 | June 27, 2026 | Coach 973 (336 North America, 637 international) and Kate Spade 326 (178 North America, 148 international). No full-price versus outlet split. |
| Ralph Lauren | 594 owned stores; 644 concessions | March 28, 2026 | Ralph Lauren stores 287, outlets 307. Concessions 644, almost all in Asia (615). Licensees operate 135 stores not in the owned count. |
| Capri | 884 | March 28, 2026 | Michael Kors 673 retail stores including concessions; Jimmy Choo 211. Formats include collection, lifestyle, outlet, and e-commerce. No outlet headcount split. |
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