Levi’s revenue grows despite continued tariff headwinds

Michelle Gass took the stage at the Semafor World Economy conference in Washington, D.C., to discuss the brand’s heritage and evolution.

The footwear brand’s Q4 revenue increased 15% year over year. Meanwhile, it expects tariff and currency translation headwinds to impact fiscal 2026 growth.

The lines between apparel, activewear and everything in between have only continued to blur. That isn’t a problem, except if the customer says it is.

Bjørn Gulden has made “tremendous operational and financial progress,” according to the board. The retailer’s 2025 revenue reached 24.8 billion euros.

The home goods retailer also posted a healthy Q1 sales increase, but its struggles with profitability continued as net loss barely budged.