Italy · Fashion business
Footwear accounted for most of Ferragamo’s 2025 net sales decline
Ferragamo’s footwear net sales fell by EUR 51.40 million in 2025. That was about 79% of the group’s EUR 65.06 million decline in reported net sales.
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Reported change
Shared scale · -11.1% to 3.2%
Constant-currency change
Shared scale · -11.1% to 3.2%
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The lead category almost tied leather goods
Footwear remained the largest category at EUR 409.60 million. Leather goods reached EUR 399.59 million. Their gap narrowed from EUR 48.16 million in 2024 to EUR 10.01 million in 2025 because footwear fell more in reported euros. Source 1
A positive share change can accompany a sales decline
Leather goods accounted for 42.3% of 2025 net sales, up from 40.9%. Its revenue was lower in euros, but fell more slowly than the group total. The mix percentage measures the category’s share of a changing denominator. Source 1
Currency changes the geographic comparison
North America’s net sales fell 0.9% as reported and rose 3.1% at constant exchange rates. Asia Pacific fell on both measures, including an 11.5% constant-currency decline. The two geographic measures in the table use different currency conventions. Source 1
Why net sales and group revenue differ
Ferragamo reported EUR 944.22 million in consolidated net sales and EUR 976.5 million in total revenues for 2025. The revenue breakdown also includes items such as licences and services. The product chart uses the net-sales tables. Source 1 Source 2