VF Corp, parent of Vans, The North Face, and Timberland, has reported its first full-year revenue growth in three years. For fiscal 2026, the apparel group posted a 1% YoY revenue increase — rising 4% excluding the divested Dickies brand. Full-year operating income reached $577 million, producing a 6% operating margin, while gross margin expanded to 54.8% and free cash flow rose over $90 million to $405 million. Q4 standouts included The North Face up 12% YoY, Timberland up 8%, and Vans returning to Americas direct-to-consumer growth for the first time in over four years.

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