Weyco reported Q4 2025 net sales of USD 76.8 million (down 5.0%), with gross earnings at 44.1% of net sales and earnings from operations of USD 10.2 million (down 12.0%). Q4 2025 net earnings were USD 8.7 million (down 13.0%), or USD 0.91 per diluted share. For FY 2025, Weyco posted net sales of USD 276.2 million (down 5.0%), gross earnings of 43.2% of net sales, earnings from operations of USD 29.2 million (down 20.0%), and net earnings of USD 23.1 million (down 24.0%), or USD 2.41 per diluted share. The FY 2025 effective tax rate was 28.0%. In North American wholesale, Q4 net sales were USD 56.7 million (down 6.0%), with declines in Nunn Bush and Stacy Adams (both down 13.0%) and BOGS (down 6.0%), while Florsheim decreased 1.0%; wholesale gross earnings margin fell to 37.2% as incremental tariffs increased product costs by 19% to 50%. North American retail net sales were USD 13.3 million (down 5.0%), impacted by higher e-commerce sales reserves; Florsheim Australia Q4 net sales were USD 6.8 million (up 12.0%). Weyco said it paid about USD 16.0 million of incremental tariffs in 2025 and filed a lawsuit in December 2025 seeking a refund; it also noted a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Feb. 20, 2026 that invalidated the statutory basis for those incremental tariffs, with further proceedings pending. The board declared a quarterly cash dividend of USD 0.27 per share.
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