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HUMAN MADE Inc.

456AGrowth MarketRetail Trade

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HUMAN MADE Inc.456A

Brand Business (HUMAN MADE single segment)

High value-added apparel business developed domestically and internationally centered on the "HUMAN MADE" brand

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Net sales (Q1 cumulative, FY2027 (ending January 2027))¥4,299 million– (quarterly financial statements were not prepared in the same period of the prior year)
Operating profit (Q1 cumulative, FY2027 (ending January 2027))¥1,233 million– (quarterly financial statements were not prepared in the same period of the prior year)
Operating profit margin (Q1 cumulative, FY2027 (ending January 2027))28.7%
Ordinary profit (Q1 cumulative, FY2027 (ending January 2027))¥1,198 million
Net income for the quarter (Q1 cumulative, FY2027 (ending January 2027))¥870 million
Gross profit margin (Q1 cumulative, FY2027 (ending January 2027))64.8%
Net income per share for the quarter¥9.50
Total assets (end of Q1, FY2027 (ending January 2027))¥15,352 million¥14,514 million (end of FY2026 (ended January 2026))
Net assets (end of Q1, FY2027 (ending January 2027))¥12,671 million¥11,800 million (end of FY2026 (ended January 2026))
Equity ratio (end of Q1, FY2027 (ending January 2027))82.5%81.3% (end of FY2026 (ended January 2026))
Net sales (full-year forecast, FY2027 (ending January 2027))¥18,500 million¥14,273 million (actual, FY2026 (ended January 2026))
Operating profit (full-year forecast, FY2027 (ending January 2027))¥4,800 million¥4,531 million (actual, FY2026 (ended January 2026))

Business Details

Under the theme of "fusion of past and future," the company plans and produces apparel and lifestyle products with an emphasis on high-quality materials and detail, and sells them globally through its own e-commerce, own stores, and wholesale channels. It achieves high profit margins through a unique pricing policy that maintains a 100% full-price sell-through rate with no sales or discounting whatsoever, and through SNS-driven promotions via collaborations with renowned creators and brands. The company is accelerating its overseas expansion while capturing inbound demand.

Recent Overview

Recorded Q1 net sales of ¥4,299 million and operating profit of ¥1,233 million; basic agreement reached toward acquisition of UNDERCOVER

In Q1 of FY2027 (ending January 2027) (February to April 2026), the company recorded net sales of ¥4,299 million, operating profit of ¥1,233 million, and net income for the quarter of ¥870 million. Domestically, it opened a store in Kobe, and overseas, it opened a new store in Thailand (Bangkok). The company is also expanding the number of SKUs and inventory of essential items. As a subsequent event, on June 15, 2026, the company entered into a basic agreement toward acquiring all shares of Undercover Co., Ltd., which operates the designer brand "UNDERCOVER" (acquisition price not yet determined; share transfer execution scheduled for February 2027). In addition, the company plans to issue 20,722 shares of restricted stock compensation (issue price of ¥1,355 per share, total issue amount of ¥28 million) to three internal directors. The full-year earnings forecast remains unchanged (net sales of ¥18,500 million, operating profit of ¥4,800 million).

Key Products

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HUMAN MADE Apparel & Lifestyle Products

Offers a wide range from essential items such as T-shirts and innerwear to high-priced items. While maintaining a state of scarcity through small-batch, high-variety production, the company is expanding customer touchpoints by increasing the number of SKUs and inventory of essential items.

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Collaboration Products

Conducts collaboration projects with globally renowned beverage brands and sports brands. In 2025, collaboration items with UNDERCOVER were also released. This contributes to improved brand recognition and the capture of inbound demand.

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Own E-commerce & Own Stores

Opened "HUMAN MADE KOBE" in Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture in February 2026. Overseas, opened "HUMAN MADE BANGKOK," operated by a local partner, in Thailand—a newly entered country—in March 2026. The company has also established local subsidiaries in China and the US, accelerating its overseas expansion.

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Wholesale & Other (F&B, Licensing)

In addition to its own channels, the company utilizes wholesale channels to sell globally. It also operates F&B and licensing businesses, aiming to diversify its revenue sources.

Growth Drivers

  • Continued expansion of inbound demand (against a backdrop of yen depreciation and a year-on-year increase in the number of foreign visitors to Japan)
  • Expansion of customer touchpoints through increased SKUs and inventory of essential items (T-shirts, innerwear, etc.)
  • Improved brand recognition through collaborations with renowned creators and global brands
  • Expansion of operating areas through new domestic store openings (Kobe) and new overseas store openings (Bangkok, Thailand)
  • Establishment of local subsidiaries in China (Renchengchuang (Shanghai) Fashion Co., Ltd.) and the US (HUMAN MADE USA Inc.) to build an overseas direct sales system
  • Cultivation of a second earnings pillar through the acquisition of Undercover Co., Ltd. (UNDERCOVER brand) (scheduled to become a consolidated subsidiary from Q1 of FY2028 (ending January 2028))
  • Continuation of high gross profit margin (64.8% in Q1 actual) through maintaining full-price sales of high value-added products

Risks

  • Risk of a sharp decline in inbound demand (due to exchange rate fluctuations, geopolitical risk, infectious disease, etc.)
  • Supply constraints and lost sales opportunities arising from the small-batch, high-variety production model
  • Temporary slowdown in profit growth due to increased one-time expenses associated with accelerated overseas expansion (subsidiaries in China and the US, store opening in Thailand, etc.)
  • Goodwill and integration risks associated with the acquisition of Undercover Co., Ltd., and uncertainty regarding financial impact due to the undetermined acquisition price
  • Risk of brand equity impairment (scandals involving collaboration partners, counterfeit goods, SNS controversies, etc.)
  • Risk of increased procurement costs due to fluctuations in US trade policy (tariffs), etc.
  • Country risk and operational risk associated with the establishment of local subsidiaries in China and the US
  • Risk of reduced purchasing willingness among domestic consumers due to price increases centered on daily necessities

Last updated: April 28, 2026