Vans Down 1% to $487M in Q4

Vans parent company V.F. Corp. reported that the Costa Mesa retailer generated $487 million in fiscal fourth quarter revenue, down 1% from a year ago.  

V.F. Chief Executive Bracken Darrell said that Vans grew revenue 5% in its Americas market that contributed to overall sales improvement in Q4, ended March 28, compared to last year.  

“Vans is starting to show momentum with a return to growth in Americas DTC (direct-to-consumer) for the first time in over four years,” Darrell said in a statement.  

Throughout fiscal 2026, Vans saw sequential improvements. In Q1, the skate brand was down 14%; revenue fell 9% in the second quarter and 8% in the third.  

V.F. Corp. reported annual revenue of $9.6 billion, up 1% from the year prior, marking the operator’s first full year of growth in the last three years (NYSE: VFC). Shares for the company were down 3.8% to $16.10 with a $6.3 billion market cap during midday trading.