Levi Strauss's shift toward prioritizing direct-to-consumer sales is gaining momentum. For 2Q, net revenues rose 8% to $1.6 billion, with DTC now comprising 51% of the total mix. E-commerce drove much of that expansion, climbing 19% on a reported basis. Levi's evolution from a wholesale-heavy model toward what it calls a "DTC-first" denim company is translating to faster growth and higher profitability, CEO Michelle Gass said.
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