Havaianas and Rothy’s parent company Alpargatas continued to see growth across the globe in its most recent earnings report. On Monday, the Brazilian footwear firm reported net sales in the third quarter of fiscal 2026 increased 11.1 percent to 1.24 billion Brazilian reals, up from 1.12 billion Brazilian reals in the same time last year. Net income in the period increased 2.4 percent to 175.5 million Brazilian reals, up from 171.3 million Brazilian reals. By brand, the company said sales for Havaianas totaled 1.23 billion Brazilian reals, up 11.1 percent from 1.10 billion Brazilian reals a year ago. Havaianas Brazil saw net sales of 989.7 million Brazilian reals, up 13.5 percent from 872.1 million Brazilian reals, while the brand’s international arm saw net sales increase 2.3 percent to 235.6 million Brazilian reals, up from 230.3 million Brazilian reals. The company noted that Havaianas’ growth in the third quarter reflects an 8 percent increase in pairs sold, totaling 55 million pairs in its home country of Brazil and 5.6 million across its international operations. Looking closer at the United States, the company noted that Havaianas’ transition to a new business model continues to “progress well.” In the quarter, sales volume reached 1.0 million pairs, up
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