Q1 growth for Levi’s
Denim-focused fashion group Levi Strauss & Co has reported revenues of $1.7 billion for the first quarter of its current business year, the three months ending March 1, 2026.
This figure represents growth of 14% compared to the same quarter the year before.
Its biggest market was the Americas, where there was growth of 9% to reach a revenue figure of $856 million. In Europe, growth was greater, with a rise of 24% to just under $500 million. In Asia, Levi’s achieved growth of 13% year on year, with revenues of $347 million.
The group’s athletic clothing brand Beyond Yoga brought in $43 million over the three-month period, up by 23% year on year.
Chief executive, Michelle Gass, said the company’s strategy of being a denim lifestyle brand that puts direct-to-consumer first was allowing it capture a much larger “addressable market”.
