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Capri Holdings owns Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo. Michael Kors supplies most of its revenue, and accessories account for more than half of group sales. Jimmy Choo is the smaller business, centered on luxury footwear alongside handbags and other accessories.
Consumers pay Capri when they buy through its stores, outlets and websites. Department stores, specialty retailers and distribution partners also buy products to resell. Capri additionally lets other companies use its brands to make products or sell in specified regions, collecting royalties tied to those licensees’ sales.
The business depends on shoppers continuing to want its brands and designs, and on manufacturers delivering the merchandise. Michael Kors sources nearly all its products from Asia; Jimmy Choo relies mainly on Italian specialists, including its own ateliers. Capri generally buys finished goods from independent manufacturers without long-term agreements. U.S. sales depend on imports, and forced-labor rules can prevent goods from entering the country if supply-chain compliance cannot be established.
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Tapestry’s Coach and Kate Spade vie with Capri’s Michael Kors for premium handbag and accessories buyers in stores, online and through wholesale retailers. Watch Coach’s accessories sales for a read on this market: accessories supplied 55.8% of Capri’s revenue in the fiscal year ended March 28, 2026.
Ralph Lauren competes with Capri’s Michael Kors for luxury lifestyle shoppers, selling apparel, handbags, footwear and accessories directly to consumers and to retailers. Its North American retail and wholesale sales offer a view of demand among shoppers primarily in the U.S. and Canada.
Steven Madden competes with Capri’s footwear offerings, especially Michael Kors, by selling fashion shoes through retail and wholesale channels. Watch its sales of shoes to retailers—its Wholesale Footwear business—for a read on fashion-footwear demand, which also matters to Capri’s shoe sales.
Vera Bradley competes with Capri’s Michael Kors for women’s handbag and travel-accessory purchases through full-price stores, outlets, online sales and wholesale retailers. Its U.S. store and online sales provide a window into demand for these products among American consumers.
Capri Holdings Limited earningsThis company
Capri Holdings’ report will show whether Michael Kors, which generated about 83% of Fiscal 2026 revenue, is stabilizing and whether Jimmy Choo’s operating performance is improving.
Read Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo segment revenue alongside each brand’s operating margin—the share of revenue left after operating costs. Steady or rising Michael Kors revenue with a stable or improving margin would show its core brand is converting sales into profit more reliably; falling revenue and a narrowing margin would show the core business remains under pressure. If Jimmy Choo’s operating loss also narrows, improvement is reaching beyond the main brand. The conclusion is whether Capri’s sales base and profitability are stabilizing together.
Steven Madden Ltd earningsSHOO
Steven Madden’s report will show whether retailers are ordering more or fewer fashion shoes, offering a market read for Capri Holdings’ footwear sales.
Watch Steven Madden’s wholesale footwear sales: they show how much retailers buy from the company, not how much consumers ultimately buy. Rising sales would point to stronger retailer demand for shoes and offer a supportive signal for Capri Holdings’ footwear market; falling sales would point to softer orders and raise concern about a weaker market for Capri’s shoes too. The brands and price points differ, so this is a market signal, not a direct answer about Capri’s sales.
Tapestry, Inc. earningsTPR
Tapestry’s report will show how Coach is selling, offering a read on the premium handbag and accessories market where it competes with Michael Kors.
Watch Coach’s sales. Growth would suggest that demand for premium handbags and accessories is holding up, but it could also mean Coach is becoming a stronger rival; a decline could reflect weaker market demand or a Coach-specific problem and does not establish how Michael Kors is selling. The takeaway is that Coach offers a signal about both category demand and competition, not a substitute for Capri Holdings’ own results.
Retail Sales MoM (Oct)
Retail sales track how much consumers spend at stores, and stronger or weaker spending can change purchases of Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo products through Capri’s stores and e-commerce, as well as wholesale orders and markdowns.
Stronger retailer sales suggest firmer consumer spending, which may support purchases of Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo products and wholesale orders; weaker sales suggest less support and may increase markdown pressure.
