SMART FASHION

URBAN OUTFITTERS REPORTS SALES INCREASE 11.1% TO A RECORD $6.17 BILLION

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The company opened 69 new stores during the year: 43 Free People (including 25 FP Movement), 16 Anthropologie, and 10 Urban Outfitters. It closed 18 stores: 12 Urban Outfitters, five Free People, and one Anthropologie.

Retail segment sales rose 7.9%. Comparable retail net sales increased 6%, with mid-single-digit growth recorded in both digital and physical stores. By brand, comparable retail net sales grew 7.3% at Urban Outfitters, 5.9% at Anthropologie, and 4.8% at Free People.

Wholesale segment net sales increased 14.0%. Free People wholesale sales accounted for the majority of the gain, rising 15.2% on higher volumes to specialty customers.

Fourth-quarter net income totaled $96.3 million, or $1.05 per diluted share. Full-year net income reached $464.9 million, or $5.06 per diluted share.

CEO Richard Hayne said: “We are pleased to report record sales and operating profits for the quarter, driven by strong results across all three segments – retail, subscription, and wholesale. Our Nuuly apparel rental business continues to enjoy exceptional momentum with double-digit subscriber and revenue growth.”

The figures are taken directly from the company’s release issued February 26, 2026. No additional commentary or projections are included.