Deckers Brands reported second-quarter revenue of $1.42 billion, a 17% increase year-over-year, led by UGG’s exceptional performance. The UGG division generated $980 million in sales, up 19%, driven by renewed wholesale orders from key retail partners and a 12% lift in direct-to-consumer channels. Management cited strong seasonal demand for core shearling and boots, with units sold growing by 16%, underscoring the brand’s continued appeal in mature and emerging markets.

Wholesale revenue climbed 25% on a constant-currency basis, contributing $640 million to the quarter’s total. Deckers expanded its retail partner network by signing distribution agreements in three new European markets, boosting international wholesale sales by 23%. Inventory sell-through rates improved to 87% compared with 82% a year earlier, reflecting effective product allocation and favorable consumer reception of new colorways and limited-edition collaborations.

International sales accounted for 48% of total revenue, up from 44% in the prior-year period, with the Asia-Pacific region delivering a 28% jump and Europe rising 21%. Deckers opened 12 new concept stores across China and South Korea during the quarter, and digital revenue outside North America grew 34%, propelled by localized marketing campaigns and partnerships with regional e-commerce platforms. Management reiterated its full-year guidance of mid-teens revenue growth, underpinned by further global retail openings and product innovation in performance and lifestyle categories.