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Coach CEO: Tariffs no Longer in Play Internationally

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•Coach CEO stated that tariffs are no longer impacting the company's international business.
•Coach CEO declared the company is extraordinarily focused on the Gen Z consumer segment.

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▸If tariffs remain eliminated or reduced internationally Coach and other luxury brands could experience lower import costs and improved profit margins in global markets.

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AccionesTapestry Inc. (Coach's parent company)Presión Alcista

If tariffs are no longer a barrier internationally, Tapestry's cost structure could improve, potentially benefiting its stock performance.

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FINANCEBloomberg - MarketsCoach CEO: Tariffs no Longer in Play Internationally FINANCEBloomberg - MarketsCoach 'Extraordinarily Focused' on Gen Z, CEO Says

On February 18, 2026, the CEO of Coach announced that tariffs are no longer a factor in the company's international operations, signaling a shift in the global trade environment affecting luxury goods. The CEO also emphasized a strategic focus on the Gen Z demographic, highlighting the brand's intent to capture younger consumers. These developments suggest that Coach is adapting to changing trade policies and consumer trends, which could influence its global market positioning and revenue streams. The removal of tariffs may reduce costs and improve competitiveness internationally, while targeting Gen Z could drive future growth.