From the company's own filing for Q1 FY2027 (Apr–Jun 2026) · reported 2026-08-06 · the filing ↗
Not disclosedRalph Lauren gives no Japan figure; Japan sits in its Asia segment (Asia, Australia, New Zealand), where revenue rose 24% (25% at constant currency) to $589m and comparable store sales rose 23%.
Other callouts in the filing
SegmentIn Asia the store mix is shifting: directly operated stores rose to 269 from 238 while concession shop-in-shops fell to 603 from 635, which the company ties to full-price openings offset by concession closures.
SegmentAsia was again the most profitable segment: operating margin rose 280bp to 33.5% ($198m), against 23.1% in North America and 26.4% in Europe.
OutlookRalph Lauren raised its fiscal 2027 outlook: constant-currency revenue growth now centred on 5–6% and operating-margin expansion of 60–80bp, with currency expected to shave 50–100bp off revenue growth.
BasisCurrency worked against Asia even as it helped Europe: translation cut Asia revenue by $4.8m but added $14.7m in Europe.
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Q1 FY2027 (Apr–Jun 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-08-06
Revenue$2.0bn▲ +14.0%
Operating profit$0.3bn▲ +25.0%
Net income$0.3bn▲ +19.0%
Ralph Lauren opened fiscal 2027 (quarter to June 2026) with revenue up 14% (+13% at constant currency) to $1.96bn, on continued full-price selling and lighter promotions; GAAP operating margin rose to 17.5% from 15.9% and adjusted operating margin rose 170bp to 18.7%. Asia again led growth, up 24% (+25% constant currency) with China alone up more than 40%, prompting the group to raise its full-year constant-currency revenue and margin outlook. Japan isn't broken out separately.
Full year to March 2026
Reported 2026-05-21
Revenue$8.1bn▲ +14.6%
Operating profit$1.2bn▲ +26.5%
Net income$0.9bn▲ +26.7%
Ralph Lauren had a record year to March 2026, with revenue topping $8bn for the first time (+12% at constant currency) and profit up over a quarter. Its Asia region jumped 23%, led by China and strong Lunar New Year selling; Japan isn't broken out separately.
Not disclosedJapan isn't broken out separately; the Asia region jumped 23%, led by China and strong Lunar New Year selling.