Net income improved by 9% in the fiscal second quarter ended Sep. 30 to $277,130,000 from $253,096,000 on revenues that increased by the same percentage to $1,430,840,000 from $1,311,320,000, with balanced growth from both Hoka and Ugg. Constant-currency net sales increased 8%, with all growth coming from outside the U.S. Sales in the home market declined 2% to $839.5 million, while international sales soared 29% to $591.3 million. Wholesale outperformed with a 13% improvement to $1,036 million, but direct-to-consumer inched down 1% to $394.6 million, including a -2.9% omni-channel comp.

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