• Columbia Sportswear posted Q1 net income of USD 34.31 million, down 19%, with diluted EPS of USD 0.65 versus USD 0.75 a year earlier.
• Net sales were USD 779.01 million, little changed, while operating income slipped 10% to USD 41.99 million.
• Gross margin narrowed 0.2 percentage points to 50.7%, reflecting a 310-basis-point unmitigated hit from incremental U.S. tariffs, partly offset by targeted price increases for Spring 2026 product lines.
• U.S. net sales fell 10% to USD 422.45 million, while EMEA climbed 35% to USD 145.35 million; management cited inventory supply constraints tied to curtailed Fall 2025 purchases following prior-year tariff announcements.

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