Ermenegildo Zegna Group, which owns Zegna and Thom Browne and licenses Tom Ford Fashion, reported a 10.3% year-on-year revenue increase for the second quarter of 2026, ending June 30, reaching €517.1 million. For the first half of the year, group revenues totaled €987.3 million, up 6.4%.

“I’m especially proud to report double-digit revenue growth for the group this past quarter, with all brands accelerating in sequence,” said Ermenegildo “Gildo” Zegna, executive chair of the group, in a statement. “This performance shows the strength of our client-focused approach. Zegna deepened customer engagement with a major Villa Zegna event in Los Angeles in June, and I’m also encouraged by how Thom Browne and Tom Ford Fashion are doing.”

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The Zegna brand led the group’s performance in Q2, with revenues up 16.9% year-on-year to €324.3 million, driven by strong direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales across all regions. Tom Ford Fashion revenues rose 4.5% to €89.1 million, thanks to a positive response to Haider Ackermann’s Spring/Summer collections, while Thom Browne stayed flat at €64.9 million as it continues to streamline its wholesale channel. For the first half of the year, Zegna was up 11.2% and Tom Ford Fashion up 2.7%, while Thom Browne saw a 4.7% decline.

On Thom Browne and Tom Ford Fashion, Gildo said: “Their results confirm that the steps we’re taking are on the right track, though we know it’s still early and we need to be patient to see progress over time.”

By region, the Americas—a key focus for the group—led growth in Q2, with revenues up 20% to €165.3 million. This was boosted by Greater China, which rose 12.2% in the quarter to €112 million, and the rest of Asia-Pacific, up 11.5% to €62.1 million. Meanwhile, sales in the EMEA region (Europe, the Middle East, and Africa) lagged due to weak wholesale performance, with revenues growing just 1.3% to €177.1 million. (The Middle East was positive in the second quarter.)

The drag in the wholesale channel (-9.8% in Q2) reflects Zegna’s focus on its DTC model (+16.4% in Q2), which includes direct customer engagement, according to the group. Villa Zegna LA was the sixth edition of its exclusive, invite-only pop-up experience, following events in Shanghai, New York, Miami, and other cities. The West Hollywood location was the biggest Villa investment to date, highlighting the company’s shift toward retail-first and its focus on the US market.

Gildo added: “As we move through the rest of the year, we remain determined and disciplined in investing in the right priorities to achieve our goals.”

Frequently Asked Questions
Here is a list of FAQs about Zegnas 10 revenue jump in the second quarter designed to be clear and helpful for all levels

BeginnerLevel Questions

1 What does it mean that Zegnas revenue jumped 10
It means the luxury fashion brand made 10 more money from sales in the second quarter of this year compared to the same threemonth period last year

2 Is a 10 revenue jump a good thing for Zegna
Yes generally its a very positive sign It shows that more people are buying Zegna products which usually means the brand is healthy and growing

3 Why did Zegnas sales go up so much
Mainly because of strong demand in the United States and Europe Zegna also benefited from wealthy customers spending more on highend luxury clothing and accessories

4 Does this mean Zegna is doing better than other luxury brands
Its a solid result but not the best in the industry Some other luxury brands have reported even higher growth However 10 is considered a strong performance especially given economic uncertainty

5 Where can I find the official news about Zegnas revenue
You can find it in Zegnas official quarterly earnings report which is usually published on their investor relations website Major financial news outlets like Reuters Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal also cover it

AdvancedLevel Questions

6 How did Zegnas performance compare to analyst expectations
Zegnas 10 revenue growth actually beat many analysts forecasts Most experts expected slower growth due to a slowdown in the Chinese luxury market so the result was a positive surprise

7 Which specific region or product category drove the 10 jump
The strongest growth came from the Americas and Europe Middle East and Africa The Zegna brand itself was the main driver particularly their highend couture and madetomeasure clothing

8 Did the slowdown in China affect Zegnas results
Yes it did Revenue in the Greater China region actually