Key facts
- Ralph Lauren now expects fiscal 2027 revenue growth centered around 6% to 7%, up from a prior 5% to 6%.
- Quarterly revenue rose 9% to $2.19 billion, above the $2.12 billion analysts estimated, per LSEG data.
Ralph Lauren raised its forecast for fiscal 2027 revenue growth to a range centered around 6% to 7%, up from a prior forecast centered around 5% to 6%, the company said in a report published on November 5, 2026. The high-end brand said it expected strong demand from younger shoppers in North America and Asia to support the outlook.
The company also reported a 9% rise in quarterly revenue to $2.19 billion, above the $2.12 billion analysts had estimated, according to data compiled by LSEG. The report did not state which quarter the figure covers.
Reuters described the forecast as a bet that younger shoppers would help the brand continue to buck the trend of a broader luxury slowdown. The report gave no further detail on segment performance or on the size of the prior forecast in dollar terms.