Lanvin Group's H1 revenue falls to €101 million

• Lanvin Group (NYSE:LANV) reported H1 2026 revenue of approximately €101 million, down 12.9%–13.4% year over year.
• The company improved gross margin to 59% and reduced adjusted EBITDA loss to €34.6 million from €52.2 million.
• Lanvin Group continued its brand transformation plan, reducing its directly operated store network to 151 locations.

Lanvin Group (NYSE:LANV) reported unaudited first-half 2026 revenue of approximately €101 million, down 12.9%–13.4% year over year as the company continued its brand transformation and retail network optimization.

The company reduced its directly operated store network to 151 locations, while revenue declined across all four brands, including Lanvin at 17.9%, Wolford at 6%, St. John at 10.5%, and Sergio Rossi at 28.6%.

Despite lower revenue, Lanvin Group reported gross profit of €59 million with a gross margin of 59%, compared with 57.7% a year earlier, while contribution profit improved to negative €8.9 million from negative €19.2 million.

The company reported adjusted EBITDA loss of €34.6 million, compared with €52.2 million a year earlier, citing cost control and efficiency measures, while group e-commerce returned to growth.

Lanvin Group also reported that Wolford’s gross margin increased to 60% and St. John maintained a 70% gross margin with e-commerce revenue up 31% in its reporting currency, while the Caruso carve-out and sale was completed and classified as a discontinued operation.