Brooks Running has reported a 12% increase in revenue for the first three quarters of 2026, extending its run of quarterly growth as demand for technical running footwear and apparel continues across global markets.
In its latest performance announcement, the Seattle-based brand said that revenue increased in every major geographic region during the nine months to September. The strongest regional result came from Europe, the Middle East and Africa, where revenue rose 24%, while the Americas and Asia-Pacific each grew 9%.
Footwear and apparel both contribute
Footwear revenue increased by 11% year to date, while apparel grew 18%. Brooks said its global business had now recorded 13 consecutive quarters of revenue growth, reflecting demand across a broader range of runners and markets.
The performance suggests a continued commercial opportunity for specialist running retailers as established footwear brands compete through technical innovation, wider product assortments and stronger local running communities.
EMEA continues to outperform
The 24% EMEA increase stands out against growth elsewhere and provides a measure of the region’s importance to the brand’s international expansion. Retail partners and distributors will be watching how Brooks maintains that momentum in increasingly competitive footwear categories.
The company’s update reports growth rates rather than full revenue totals for each geography. Results relate to the first three quarters of 2026 and should not be interpreted as a full-year forecast.
Source: Brooks Running corporate announcement, 29 October 2026.
