Every 10-Q that Deckers Outdoor Corp (DECK) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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Deckers Outdoor Corporation reported quarterly net sales of $ 1,019,531 for the three months ended June 30, 2026, a 5.7% increase year over year. Growth was led by the HOKA brand with net sales of $ 703,538 (up 7.7%) and UGG with $ 278,049 (up 4.9%), while Other brands declined 18.1% to $ 37,944. Direct-to-Consumer sales rose 13.0% to $ 352,817, wholesale grew 2.2% to $ 666,714, and revenue was balanced between domestic ($ 517,428) and international ($ 502,103) markets.
Gross margin improved to 56.4%, but SG&A expenses increased 12.7% to $ 419,862, reducing operating income to $ 155,301 and operating margin to 15.2%. Net income was $ 129,972, down 6.6%, while diluted EPS edged up to $ 0.94 on a lower share count. Cash and cash equivalents were $ 1,602,589, supported by $ 47,904 of operating cash flow. Deckers repurchased 3,258,352 shares for $ 338,186, leaving $ 4,711,416 authorized for future buybacks. The company has paid approximately $ 120,000 in IEEPA tariffs and has begun filing for refunds but has not recorded any receivable or income related to potential refunds.
Deckers Outdoor Corporation posted strong year-to-date growth while maintaining margins. For the nine months ended December 31, 2025, net sales rose 9.8% to $4.35 billion, driven by the HOKA brand up 16.3% to $1.92 billion and UGG up 8.0% to $2.33 billion.
Operating income increased 10.0% to $1.11 billion, keeping operating margin flat at 25.4% as higher advertising, retail, and logistics costs and incremental tariffs offset some benefits from pricing, mix, and lower freight. Diluted EPS climbed 13.3% to $6.04 per share, helped by higher earnings and share repurchases.
International net sales jumped 27.1% to $1.81 billion, while wholesale sales grew 13.8% and direct-to-consumer 4.7%. Deckers generated $1.09 billion of operating cash flow, held $2.09 billion in cash, and repurchased 8.0 million shares for $813.5 million under its stock repurchase program.
Deckers Outdoor (DECK) reported solid Q2 performance for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. Net sales were $1,430,840, up 9.1% year over year, with gross margin at 56.2%. Net income rose to $268,152 and diluted EPS reached $1.82. Growth was led by the UGG brand at $759,587 and HOKA at $634,086, while Other brands declined to $37,167 as Koolaburra and AHNU wind down.
Wholesale drove results at $1,036,229 (up 13.4%) as retailers ordered earlier, while Direct-to-Consumer slipped to $394,611 (down 0.8%). International sales increased to $591,310 (up 29.3%) and domestic sales were $839,530 (down 1.7%). Operating income was $326,521 with an effective tax rate of 21.7%. Cash and cash equivalents were $1,414,479, inventories increased to $835,595, and operating cash flow was $44,233 for the first six months. The company repurchased 4,245,596 shares for $464,987 in the first half, and had 145,744,833 shares outstanding as of October 9, 2025.
For Q1 FY26 (three months ended 6/30/25), Deckers Outdoor grew net sales 16.9% YoY to $964.5 million, driven by HOKA (+19.8%) and UGG (+18.9%). Wholesale revenue jumped 26.7%, offsetting flat DTC (+0.5%); international sales surged 49.7% while domestic fell 2.8%. Gross margin slipped 110 bps to 55.8% on mix shift to wholesale, higher promotions and freight, but SG&A leverage lifted operating margin 110 bps to 17.1%. Operating income rose 24.5% to $165.3 million and diluted EPS increased 24% to $0.93.
Cash & equivalents ended at $1.72 billion (–9% Q/Q) after repurchasing $183 million of stock (1.66 million shares). Inventory expanded 71% Q/Q to $849 million to support demand and a 3PL transition; accounts payable rose similarly. Operating cash flow fell to $36.1 million (–68% YoY) on the inventory build. The company remains debt-free with $2.44 billion left on its buy-back authorization. Effective tax rate rose to 24.0%.
Segment EBIT: HOKA $253.5 million (+9.8%, 38.8% margin); UGG $54.0 million (+17.6%); Other Brands $7.8 million (–38.9%) reflecting Sanuk sale and Koolaburra wind-down. Management notes continued marketing spend to extend share gains and is evaluating impacts of the recently enacted OBBBA U.S. tax law.