DXL has reported a weak FY25, with sales falling to $435 million and an 8.4 per cent drop in comparable sales, leading to a net loss of $35.9 million.
Margins declined amid tariffs and higher costs.
Q4 losses widened further despite improved digital performance.
The company remains debt-free, sees early FY26 stabilisation, and is progressing with its FullBeauty merger to drive future growth.