Revenue dips at Mulberry For the full year ended 30 March, the British luxury accessories brand has posted a 4% downturn in revenues. The business has cited lower demand for luxury, particularly in China, as the reason for the dip. Read more.

Full-year revenue edges up by 1% at Lanvin Group Lanvin Group, which owns the Lanvin, Wolford, Sergio Rossi, St John and Caruso brands, has posted revenue of €426m for last year, and significantly improved gross profit of €251m. The company saw particularly strong growth in the APAC region. Read more.

Retro-style sneakers drive growth at Adidas The German sportswear giant has said that strong demand for its Gazelle and Samba shoes have boosted first-quarter growth. Overall, Adidas' footwear revenue jumped by 13% over the quarter, with group sales up 14% in Europe. Read more.

Adolfo Domínguez quadruples annual profit For the year to February 2024, the fashion business has recorded revenues of €126.7m, up 10.9% compared with the previous year and representing a strong boost from the International markets. Read more.

First-quarter sales at Columbia Sportswear decline 6% The Portland, Oregon based company has posted revenues of $770m in the first quarter, representing a dip of 6%. Columbia Sportswear has said that its results were weighed down by softer wholesale demand in the US and Canada. Read more.

Skechers posts another record-breaking quarter Strong sales in Sketchers' international division has boosted sales at the footwear group by 12.5% to $2.25bn. The direct-to-consumer channels also saw solid growth in the period. Read more.