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Wed, May 28, 2025, 8:39 AM 4 min read
MILAN — Golden Goose Group SpA continued to grow in the first quarter of the year, posting an 11 percent increase in revenues totaling 164.5 million euros, compared with the same period last year. In the three months ended March 31, at constant exchange rates, sales rose 12 percent.
“We are very proud to see that Golden Goose continued to deliver double-digit growth in [the first quarter], driven once again by the exceptional performance of the DTC channel,” said chief executive officer Silvio Campara. “While we are very confident on the strength of our brand, we remain vigilant in the context of the current geopolitical and economic landscape. We are grateful and inspired by the continued support of our family and loyal community of customers.”
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Direct-to-consumer revenues rose 19 percent, representing 76 percent of the total compared with 71 percent in the first quarter last year. The channel grew 30 percent year-on-year in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region; 13 percent in the Americas, and 9 percent in the Asia-Pacific area, with the region returning to growth.
Golden Goose had 218 stores at the end of the first quarter, with three new openings in the period.
In March, the brand opened a pop-up at Selfridges Corner Shop, focused on co-creation and transforming the space into an antique shop, named “The Archive of Dreams.”
“This is the first step toward a larger presence in the U.K., culminating in the highly anticipated opening of our flagship store on Mount Street later this year — a space that will elevate the in-store and co-creation experience to new heights,” Campara said at the time of the opening.
A pop-up opened in Manila, and the company also launched a new experiential store concept in New York’s Meatpacking District, also focused on co-creation. This is the brand’s fourth physical retail space in the city, with other stores located in SoHo, the Upper East Side and a shop-in-shop inside Bloomingdale’s 59th Street flagship.
The new concept also features the Con Amore Corner, which provides personalized gift-wrapping options as well as coffee, sweet treats and fresh flowers.
What’s more, the Meatpacking store features a music room where curated vinyl records are available on headphones, an “Artisanal Lab” for a one-on-one personalization experience with craftspeople and a bespoke sneaker program.
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