Sales for this month
July 2026Fiscal year ending March 2027In July, store sales recovered as the rainy season ended and temperatures rose, and brick-and-mortar stores, including outlets, moved toward recovery. Although there were shortages of full-price products at the Company’s own e-commerce operations and certain brands, and promotional initiatives fell short of expectations, core brands drove sales.
Recovery in store sales following the end of the rainy season and rising temperatures, Recovery at brick-and-mortar stores, including outlets, Sales driven by core brands, Shortages of full-price products at the Company’s own e-commerce operations and certain brands, Promotional initiatives falling short of expectations, Inclusion of Daytona International and Waterfront in the scope of consolidation, Reduced operating hours at 2 stores due to Typhoon No. 9, Temporary closure of 8 stores in Kumamoto Prefecture due to the Kumamoto Earthquake
Scope of aggregation: Domestic directly operated stores and the online shop of the Group for which monthly figures can be compiled
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Month Covered | July 2026 |
| Fiscal Year Covered | Fiscal year ending March 2027 |
| Scope of aggregation | Domestic directly operated stores and the online shop of the Group for which monthly figures can be compiled |
| Year-on-year change in monthly net sales | All stores 151.1 ％ / Same-store total 105.5 ％ |
| Total-store sales, year on year | Retail stores 126.6 ％ / Online shop 217.1 ％ / Total 151.1 ％ |
| Same-Store Sales, Year on Year | Retail stores 105.9 ％ / Online shop 104.5 ％ / Total 105.5 ％ / Definition of existing stores Stores that operated for at least 20 days in both the same month of the prior year and the current month |
| Cumulative Year-on-Year Change from Start of Period | Retail stores 120.2 ％ / Online shop 202.7 ％ / Total 140 ％ |
| Year-on-year change by category | Name All stores · Retail stores / Year on year 126.6 ％, Name All stores · Online shop / Year on year 217.1 ％, Name All stores—Total / Year on year 151.1 ％, Name Existing stores · Retail stores / Year on year 105.9 ％, Name Existing stores · Online shop / Year on year 104.5 ％, Name Existing stores—Total / Year on year 105.5 ％ |
| Monthly Commentary | In July, store sales recovered as the rainy season ended and temperatures rose, and brick-and-mortar stores, including outlets, moved toward recovery. Although there were shortages of full-price products at the Company’s own e-commerce operations and certain brands, and promotional initiatives fell short of expectations, core brands drove sales. |
| Factors Affecting the Change | Recovery in store sales following the end of the rainy season and rising temperatures, Recovery at brick-and-mortar stores, including outlets, Sales driven by core brands, Shortages of full-price products at the Company’s own e-commerce operations and certain brands, Promotional initiatives falling short of expectations, Inclusion of Daytona International and Waterfront in the scope of consolidation, Reduced operating hours at 2 stores due to Typhoon No. 9, Temporary closure of 8 stores in Kumamoto Prefecture due to the Kumamoto Earthquake |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.As store sales recovered following the end of the rainy season and rising temperatures, brick-and-mortar stores, including outlets, moved toward recovery. Core brands drove sales. Meanwhile, there were shortages of full-price products at the Company’s own e-commerce operations and certain brands, and promotional initiatives fell short of expectations. The inclusion of Daytona International and Waterfront in the scope of consolidation also lifted sales across all stores.