Sales for this month
July 2026Fiscal year ending August 2026July sales at domestic eyewear stores were up 5.0% year on year across all stores and down 1.5% at existing stores. Although the company worked to attract customers and increase sales through promotions and other initiatives, existing-store sales fell below the prior year.
Challenging year-earlier comparison base, Unsettled weather in the first half of the month, Expansion of seasonal product sales, Proactive promotional campaigns, Capturing inbound demand, Increasing unit sales, Impact of various initiatives on the average price per complete set
Target fiscal year Fiscal year ending August 2022 / September -11.6 / October 7.2 / November 8.4 / December 7.6 / January 3.7 / February -14.5 / March 1.1 / April 9.6 / May 20.1 / June 6.5 / July 5.2 / August 5.8, Target fiscal year Fiscal year ending August 2023 / September 6.7 / October -0.7 / November 5.4 / December -7.1 / January -0.8 / February 10.2 / March 3.3 / April 6.2 / May 6.2 / June 11.4 / July 15.2 / August 14, Target fiscal year Fiscal year ended August 2024 / September 10.4 / October 14.4 / November 4.5 / December 14 / January 8.1 / February 17.1 / March 13.2 / April 8.6 / May 15.7 / June 28.7 / July 20 / August 23.6, Target fiscal year Fiscal year ended August 2025 / September 24.9 / October 15 / November 21.4 / December 28.4 / January 20.6 / February 17.7 / March 21.7 / April 22.9 / May 20.2 / June 13.3 / July 17 / August 21.9
Scope of aggregation: Domestic eyewear stores
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Month Covered | July 2026 |
| Fiscal Year Covered | Fiscal year ending August 2026 |
| Scope of aggregation | Domestic eyewear stores |
| Year-on-year change in monthly net sales | All Stores 5 % / Existing stores -1.5 % |
| Total-store sales, year on year | 5 |
| Same-Store Sales, Year on Year | Rate -1.5 % / Definition Stores that had been continuously operating for at least 12 months as of the end of the reporting period. Stores that closed or suspended operations during the month are excluded. |
| Cumulative Year-on-Year Change from Start of Period | First half 10.2 % / Second half 13.3 % / Full year 11.8 % |
| Number of Stores at Period-End | Domestic eyewear stores 586 Location |
| Number of stores opened during the month | Number of Cases 4 / Store name and location JINS Aeon Style Sendai Oroshimachi store (Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture), JINS Tobu South Hills Nakashibetsu store (Hokkaido), JINS Aeon Mitsukyo store (Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture), JINS Galerie Apita Chiryu store (Aichi Prefecture) |
| Number of stores closed during the month | Number of Cases 0 / Store name and location None |
| Monthly Commentary | July sales at domestic eyewear stores were up 5.0% year on year across all stores and down 1.5% at existing stores. Although the company worked to attract customers and increase sales through promotions and other initiatives, existing-store sales fell below the prior year. |
| Factors Affecting the Change | Challenging year-earlier comparison base, Unsettled weather in the first half of the month, Expansion of seasonal product sales, Proactive promotional campaigns, Capturing inbound demand, Increasing unit sales, Impact of various initiatives on the average price per complete set |
| Monthly trend for the same period last year | Target fiscal year Fiscal year ending August 2022 / September -11.6 / October 7.2 / November 8.4 / December 7.6 / January 3.7 / February -14.5 / March 1.1 / April 9.6 / May 20.1 / June 6.5 / July 5.2 / August 5.8, Target fiscal year Fiscal year ending August 2023 / September 6.7 / October -0.7 / November 5.4 / December -7.1 / January -0.8 / February 10.2 / March 3.3 / April 6.2 / May 6.2 / June 11.4 / July 15.2 / August 14, Target fiscal year Fiscal year ended August 2024 / September 10.4 / October 14.4 / November 4.5 / December 14 / January 8.1 / February 17.1 / March 13.2 / April 8.6 / May 15.7 / June 28.7 / July 20 / August 23.6, Target fiscal year Fiscal year ended August 2025 / September 24.9 / October 15 / November 21.4 / December 28.4 / January 20.6 / February 17.7 / March 21.7 / April 22.9 / May 20.2 / June 13.3 / July 17 / August 21.9 |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The challenging year-earlier comparison base and unsettled weather in the first half of the month had a negative impact, while the company focused on expanding sales of seasonal products, running proactive promotional campaigns, capturing inbound demand and increasing unit sales. The impact of these initiatives on the average price per complete set also contributed to existing-store sales falling below the prior year.