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Ralph Lauren

Guidance from Ralph Lauren’s last 7 earnings releases. Every value links to its sentence in the filing. See something wrong? Tell us.
Current guidance
21 items
Releases tracked
7
Latest release
Aug 6, 2026
Data checked
Aug 6, 2026
On this page:Latest changes·Current guidance·Your sector group·History

What changed in the Aug 6, 2026 release

Each item compared with the same item in the previous release (May 21, 2026). Values in quotation marks are the company’s words.

New — first stated in this releaseRaised / Lowered / Narrowed / Widened — changed from the prior releaseRevised — wording changed, direction not determinableChanged — value changed; the comparison couldn’t be parsed to a directionReiterated — restated unchangedNot restated — stated before, absent nowRaised and lowered describe the number, not whether the change is favorable.
ChangeMetricPeriodPreviousNowSource
NewCapital expenditures (% of revenue)for FY2027—“approximately 4% to 5% of revenue”Filing ↗
NewConstant currency revenue growthfor FY2027—“approximately mid-single digits to last year on a 52-week comparable basis, now centered around 5% to 6%”Filing ↗
NewForeign currency impact on revenue growthfor FY2027—“expected to negatively impact revenue growth by approximately 50 to 100 basis points”Filing ↗
NewForeign currency impact on revenue growthfor Q2 FY2027—“expected to negatively impact revenue growth by approximately 100 to 150 basis points”Filing ↗
NewRevenue growth (constant currency)for Q2 FY2027—“approximately mid-single digits on a constant currency basis, centered around 5% to 6%”Filing ↗
NewRevenuesfor Q2 FY2027—“grow approximately mid-single digits on a constant currency basis, centered around 5% to 6%”Filing ↗
NewForeign currency impact on gross and operating marginfor FY2027—“roughly neutral impact”Filing ↗
NewForeign currency impact on gross and operating marginsfor Q2 FY2027—“roughly neutral impact”Filing ↗
RaisedOperating marginfor FY2027“expand approximately 40 to 60 basis points in constant currency”“expand approximately 60 to 80 basis points in constant currency”Filing ↗
NewOperating marginfor Q2 FY2027—“expand approximately 80 to 100 basis points in constant currency”Filing ↗
RaisedOperating margin expansion (constant currency)for FY2027“expand approximately 40 to 60 basis points”“expand approximately 60 to 80 basis points in constant currency”Filing ↗
NewOperating margin expansion (constant currency)for Q2 FY2027—“expected to expand approximately 80 to 100 basis points in constant currency”Filing ↗
NewTax ratefor Q2 FY2027—“approximately 19% to 20%”Filing ↗
NewTax ratefor Q2 FY2027—“expected to be approximately 19% to 20%”Filing ↗
Reiterated53rd week revenue growth contributionfor FY2027“an additional 1 point to revenue growth”“expected to contribute an additional 1 point to revenue growth”Filing ↗
Reiterated53rd week impact on operating marginfor FY2027“benefit operating margin slightly for the full fiscal year”“benefit operating margin slightly for the full fiscal year”Filing ↗
ReiteratedFiscal 2027 tax ratefor FY2027“in the range of 21% to 22%”“in the range of approximately 21% to 22%”Filing ↗
Show 1 item not restated in this release
ChangeMetricPeriodPreviousNowSource
Not restatedCapital expendituresfor FY2027“approximately 4% to 5% of revenue”—Filing ↗

Current guidance

Guidance for periods that have not yet ended, at its most recent value, grouped by horizon.

Current fiscal year
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
53rd week revenue growth contribution“expected to contribute an additional 1 point to revenue growth”for FY2027GAAP-tiedMay 21, 20262Filing ↗
Capital expenditures (% of revenue)“approximately 4% to 5% of revenue”for FY2027GAAP-tiedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Constant currency revenue growth“approximately mid-single digits to last year on a 52-week comparable basis, now centered around 5% to 6%”for FY2027Company-definedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Constant currency revenues“increase approximately mid-single digits to last year on a 52-week comparable basis, centered around 4% to 5%”for FY2027Company-definedMay 21, 20261Filing ↗
Foreign currency impact on revenue growth“expected to negatively impact revenue growth by approximately 50 to 100 basis points”for FY2027GAAP-tiedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Foreign currency impact on revenue growth“expected to negatively impact revenue growth by approximately 100 to 150 basis points”for Q2 FY2027GAAP-tiedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Net Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)“increase approximately mid-single digits to last year on a 52-week comparable basis, centered around 4% to 5%”for FY2027Company-definedMay 21, 20261Filing ↗
Revenue growth (constant currency)“approximately mid-single digits on a constant currency basis, centered around 5% to 6%”for Q2 FY2027Company-definedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Revenues“grow approximately mid-single digits on a constant currency basis, centered around 5% to 6%”for Q2 FY2027GAAP-tiedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
53rd week impact on operating margin“benefit operating margin slightly for the full fiscal year”for FY2027GAAP-tiedMay 21, 20262Filing ↗
Foreign currency impact on gross and operating margin“roughly neutral impact”for FY2027GAAP-tiedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Foreign currency impact on gross and operating margins“roughly neutral impact”for Q2 FY2027GAAP-tiedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Operating margin“expand approximately 60 to 80 basis points in constant currency”for FY2027GAAP-tiedMay 21, 20262Filing ↗
Operating margin“expand approximately 80 to 100 basis points in constant currency”for Q2 FY2027GAAP-tiedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Operating margin expansion (constant currency)“expand approximately 60 to 80 basis points in constant currency”for FY2027Company-definedMay 21, 20262Filing ↗
Operating margin expansion (constant currency)“expected to expand approximately 80 to 100 basis points in constant currency”for Q2 FY2027Company-definedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Capital expenditures“approximately 4% to 5% of revenue”for FY2027Company-definedMay 21, 20261Filing ↗
Fiscal 2027 tax rate“in the range of approximately 21% to 22%”for FY2027Company-definedMay 21, 20262Filing ↗
Prevailing Tariff Rate“10%”for FY2027Company-definedMay 21, 20261Filing ↗
Tax rate“approximately 19% to 20%”for Q2 FY2027Company-definedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Tax rate“expected to be approximately 19% to 20%”for Q2 FY2027Company-definedAug 6, 20261Filing ↗
Long term
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
New Share Repurchase Program Authorization“$1.5 billion”for the long termDeclared actionMay 22, 20251Filing ↗
No period stated
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
New Quarterly Cash Dividend“$0.9125 per share”—Declared actionMay 22, 20251Filing ↗
Next quarterly dividend“expected to be paid on July 10, 2026 to shareholders of record at the close of business on June 26, 2026”—Declared actionMay 22, 20252Filing ↗
Quarterly cash dividend“$0.9125 per share”—Declared actionMay 22, 20251Filing ↗
Regular quarterly cash dividend“10% increase”—Declared actionMay 22, 20252Filing ↗
Stock repurchase program“$1.5 billion”—Declared actionMay 22, 20251Filing ↗

How one item moved

Fiscal 2026 tax rate, for FY2026 — every statement across the year, each linked to its filing.

May 22, 2025
New
“in the range of 20% to 22%”
Aug 7, 2025
Lowered
“in the range of approximately 19% to 20%”
Nov 6, 2025
Widened
“in the range of approximately 19% to 21%”

How your Apparel, footwear & accessories sector group guides

12 companies in Apparel, footwear & accessories. What they guide on, and who reported this season.

Most-guided metric families
Revenue
10
Tax rate
10
Buybacks
10
GAAP EPS
9
Operating margin
7
Capex
7
Dividends
6
Gross margin
5
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Full history

Every metric, every release, eight quarters — the complete record as one table.

MetricFY2027FY2026FY2025Long-termNo period
53rd week revenue growth contribution2 statements————
Capital expenditures (% of revenue)2 statements4 statements1 statement——
Constant currency revenue growth2 statements—3 statements——
Foreign currency benefit to revenue growth—6 statements———
Foreign currency impact on revenue growth2 statements3 statements2 statements——
The full record for Ralph Lauren and its Apparel, footwear & accessories peers, delivered as a Peer Guidance Briefing — PDF and Excel, every value linked to its filing.

Filings

The 7 earnings releases this page is built from.

FiledFiscal periodAccessionGuidance items
Aug 6, 2026FY2027 Q10001628280-26-05389617Open filing ↗
May 21, 2026FY2026 Q40001628280-26-03705319Open filing ↗
Feb 5, 2026FY2026 Q30001628280-26-00561514Open filing ↗
Nov 6, 2025FY2026 Q20001628280-25-04988614Open filing ↗
Aug 7, 2025FY2026 Q10001037038-25-00001612Open filing ↗
May 22, 2025FY2025 Q40001037038-25-00001021Open filing ↗
Nov 7, 2024FY2025 Q20001037038-24-00002716Open filing ↗

Not located in filing

17 values were detected in these releases but could not be matched to an exact sentence in the filing body, so they are not shown as guidance. We surface the count rather than drop it silently.

Show the 17 unmatched spans
SpanWhyFiled
Foreign currency benefit to gross margin = approximately 50 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingFeb 5, 2026
Foreign currency benefit to operating margin = approximately 100 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingFeb 5, 2026
foreign currency benefit to gross margin = approximately 20 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingFeb 5, 2026
foreign currency benefit to operating margin = approximately 50 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingFeb 5, 2026
foreign currency benefit to gross margin = approximately 50 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingFeb 5, 2026
foreign currency benefit to operating margin = approximately 100 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingFeb 5, 2026
foreign currency benefit to gross margin = approximately 10 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingNov 6, 2025
foreign currency benefit to operating margin = approximately 20 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingNov 6, 2025
Foreign currency benefit to gross margin = approximately 10 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingAug 7, 2025
Foreign currency benefit to operating margin = approximately 40 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingAug 7, 2025
Foreign currency benefit to gross margin = approximately 10 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingAug 7, 2025
Foreign currency benefit to operating margin = approximately 20 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingAug 7, 2025
foreign currency benefit to gross margin = approximately 10 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingAug 7, 2025
foreign currency benefit to operating margin = approximately 40 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingAug 7, 2025
foreign currency benefit to gross margin = approximately 10 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingAug 7, 2025
foreign currency benefit to operating margin = approximately 20 basis pointsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingAug 7, 2025
Operating Margin = expected to expand modestly in constant currency, driven primarily by operating expense leveragespan gate: value not verbatim in filingMay 22, 2025
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