“A strong signal of our progress is the momentum we're seeing in NIKE performance product, which we expect to continue throughout fiscal year '26.”

In context

“uble the amount of A'ja pairs in coming seasons. In sportswear, the look of running footwear saw continued strength through products like P-6000, Vomero 5 and Shox, and we're reintroducing the Air Max 95 to a new generation of consumers through a more thoughtful seating journey of high-energy driving models through different channels, account by account and through early adopters like athletes and creative partners in our key cities. While we have a ways to go to return to a truly diversified sportswear lineup at scale, I'm pleased with the progress the team is making. I'll close by saying a few words on fiscal year '26. As we put the sport offense in place, we're building a full pipeline of innovative products and driving momentum in the marketplace. I see a clear path to recovery ahead. A strong signal of our progress is the momentum we're seeing in NIKE performance product, which we expect to continue throughout fiscal year '26. In running, our 9-box footwear lineup will continue to deliver new innovation. We'll approach basketball through multiple dimensions, and we'll build on apparel opportunities in training, golf and tennis that span the spectrum of sport and style. In global football, the stage is set for an intense World Cup battle. We're prepared with an upgrade of all 3 football boot silos in a 12-month window. Our kits look phenomenal, and we'll debut an exciting apparel innovation that will scale across multiple sports. The early feedback to the product pipeline from our wholesale partners at our engagement meetings has been positive. For example, our order book is improving sequentially with our holiday orders up. We're finding a better balance with our portfolio of sport performance and new dimension”