Reported revenues for the third quarter increased by 3% to €6,630 million ($7,709 mm) from €6,438 million, an 8% constant currency improvement that would have been up 12% excluding about €200 million of leftover Yeezy sales in Q3 last year. Gains were driven by broad increases in performance products, which grew across categories and in all regions, despite caution from both retailers and consumers worldwide. Upcoming events, including the Winter Olympics and the U.S.-based World Cup, are expected to make 2026 a big year for the brand.

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