• Oxford Industries posted GAAP EPS of USD 3.25, up from USD 1.12 a year earlier, including a USD 2.07 tariff refund impact.
• Net sales fell 2.2% to USD 394.4 million in the second quarter ended Aug. 1, with Tommy Bahama up 0.8% to USD 230.9 million.
• Gross margin widened 12.4 percentage points to 73.8%, driven primarily by USD 42 million of tariff refund claims recognized in cost of goods sold.
• Borrowings outstanding dropped to USD 73 million at quarter-end from USD 143 million at the end of the first quarter, aided by USD 97 million operating cash flow.
• Guidance was cut: fiscal 2026 net sales seen at USD 1.43 billion-USD 1.47 billion, adjusted EPS at USD 1.60-USD 2.00.

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