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Milan, January 2026

Brunello Cucinelli reported an 11.5% increase in full-year revenues, driven by robust demand in the United States and Asia, as the Italian luxury group continued to benefit from resilient high-end spending and steady brand momentum.

The company said revenues for the year reached €1.28 billion, up from €1.15 billion the previous year, with growth recorded across all key geographic markets. The Americas delivered one of the strongest performances, supported by solid retail demand and continued expansion of the brand’s direct-to-consumer network.

Asia also contributed significantly to growth, as demand rebounded across the region, while Europe posted steady gains despite a more cautious consumer environment in several markets.

Retail sales once again outperformed wholesale, reflecting the group’s long-term strategy to strengthen its own-store network and deepen relationships with high-value clients. The company continued to invest in flagship locations and store refurbishments, while maintaining tight control over distribution.

By product category, ready-to-wear remained the main growth driver, supported by continued interest in the brand’s understated luxury positioning. Accessories and footwear also recorded positive momentum during the year.

Brunello Cucinelli said profitability remained in line with expectations, supported by disciplined cost management and a focus on craftsmanship-led production. The group reiterated its commitment to “humanistic capitalism,” balancing growth ambitions with long-term investment in people, production communities and sustainability.

Looking ahead, the company confirmed its confidence for the year ahead, citing healthy order books and continued demand in its core markets, while acknowledging ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and currency volatility as factors to monitor.

The group said it remains focused on gradual, balanced growth, prioritising brand integrity and long-term value creation over short-term acceleration.