MILAN – The Ermenegildo Zegna Group closed the second quarter ended June 30 with a double-digit increase in sales, which rose 10.3 percent to 517.1 million euros compared with the same period last year, reflecting a sequential acceleration across all brands, with Zegna leading the performance.
Sales of the Zegna brand gained 16.9 percent to 324.3 million euros, driven by its direct-to-consumer channel across all regions. Thom Browne revenues were flat at 64.9 million euros, offset by the ongoing rationalization of the wholesale channel, but grew 2.7 percent organically. Tom Ford Fashion sales rose 4.5 percent to 89.1 million euros, up 7.1 percent on an organic basis, reflecting the success of the spring collection designed by Haider Ackermann. The textile segment reported sales of 35.8 million euros, declining 3.6 percent.
The direct-to-consumer channel was up 16.4 percent to 410.9 million euros, with all three brands delivering double-digit growth, reflecting the group’s strategic decision to prioritize a retail-first business model and direct customer engagement.
All regions delivered solid growth, led by the Americas, with the Greater China region further strengthening in the quarter.
