Apparels

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd saw a significant 90 percent surge in profit after tax for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026. This impressive growth was fueled by robust demand during the festive and wedding seasons. Both domestic and international operations contributed to the company’s success. Revenue also experienced a substantial increase, highlighting strong market performance.

Cantabil Retail India Ltd achieved a record quarterly profit of ₹45.1 crore in the December quarter. Revenue grew 19% to ₹264.4 crore. EBITDA increased 31% to ₹95.2 crore. Profit after tax rose 31% year-on-year. For the nine months, revenue was ₹599.1 crore, up 20%. The company operates 646 outlets and focuses on expansion and innovation.

Canada Goose has reported strong Q3 FY26 results, with revenue rising 14.2 per cent to CA$694.5 million (~$507.3 million), driven by solid DTC growth and momentum across regions.
DTC sales grew 14.1 per cent, while wholesale rose 16.6 per cent.
Margins eased slightly due to product mix and higher SG&A costs.
Net debt fell sharply, supported by disciplined inventory and cash flow management.

For many Gen Z shoppers in their early 20s, shopping via a social media ad while scrolling through the feed is most natural, with impulse purchases offering both retail therapy and instant gratification.

Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd has reported a net loss of Rs 137.3 crore for the December quarter of FY26, reflecting the challenges posed by the newly implemented Labour Codes. Despite this setback, the company achieved a revenue increase to Rs 2,373.66 crore compared to last year.

Switzerland’s Rado luxury watch company sees its price advantage from a new trade deal with India largely cancelled out. The rupee’s depreciation against the Swiss franc has reduced the expected benefits. The India-European Free Trade Association deal, starting in October 2025, aims to lower import tariffs on Swiss watches. However, currency fluctuations are impacting the final cost for Indian consumers.

Kyrgyzstan’s garment sector is under stress as restricted Russian access, marketplace hurdles and lack of certification trigger large-scale closures and disruptions.
Once boosted by low costs, EAEU access and post-2022 demand from Russia, the industry’s CMT-led growth model is now losing competitiveness.
Lawmakers have called for urgent support even as the government advances reform plans.

A study by the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) and Intertek found that 41 per cent of 39 tested counterfeit fashion products failed the US and international safety standards, exposing consumers to hazardous chemicals including phthalates, PFAS and heavy metals.
Many items were sold through social media and online marketplaces.

The US tariff cut to 18 per cent is seen as a structural boost for India’s textile exports, improving cost competitiveness and market access.
Industry bodies expect benefits to cascade across the cotton-to-garment value chain, supporting demand revival and utilisation.
Design-led brands see scope to reinvest in craftsmanship and positioning.

Page Industries, the licensee for Jockey in India, saw its net profit drop by 7.4% in the third quarter of fiscal year 2026. This decline was influenced by one-time provisions linked to new labour codes. However, the company achieved a 5.6% increase in revenue during the same period.