I am upgrading Deckers Outdoor to a 'buy' with a $129 price target, reflecting a 27% upside after a significant valuation contraction. International momentum for HOKA and UGG brands is driving revenue growth, offsetting domestic weakness, and supporting a promising long-term trajectory. Short-term headwinds include slowing US sales, gross margin pressures from tariffs, and lack of full-year guidance, but these risks appear priced in.
DECK posts double-digit revenue gains from HOKA and UGG, but tariffs, freight and promotions weigh on margins.
Deckers faces tariff pressures, softer U.S. HOKA DTC trends, and high inventory, even as HOKA and UGG drive strong international growth.
DECK posts double-digit gains for HOKA and UGG in Q1, with innovation and global momentum setting the pace for fiscal 2026 growth.
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DECK posts 26.7% wholesale sales growth as HOKA and UGG drive momentum across key global markets.
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For Deckers Outdoor NYSE: DECK, 2025 has been a very bad year so far, but things may be turning the corner. On July 24, the shoemaker reported fiscal Q1 2026 financials, and the results were exactly what the stock needed.
Deckers' international sales jumped 49.7% y/y, with HOKA and UGG powering global growth across EMEA, APAC and China.
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DECK posts a strong Q1 fueled by HOKA and UGG, but withholds FY26 outlook amid macro uncertainty.