Interparfums, which holds fragrance licenses for brands including Coach and Roberto Cavalli, reported sales declines in its second quarter 2025 results, announced on Wednesday.
The company saw a sales dip of 2 percent to $342 million in the three months ending June 30, compared to $334 million during the same period 2024. A 20 percent drop in US-based sales was attributed in part to a phaseout of the Dunhill license, which was completed last August, according to the company.
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