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Trades about 28% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Look Holdings Inc. operates as a global enterprise focused on the design, production, and retail of women's clothing and fashion accessories. Its market reach spans key regions such as Japan, South Korea, Europe, Greater China (including mainland China and Hong Kong), and the United States. The company's extensive product range includes handbags, various leather items, a selection of fashion, home decor, and design goods, as well as specialized ballet footwear. These offerings are marketed under a diverse portfolio of established brands, such as A.P.C., IL BISONTE, IL BISONTE UOMO, KEITH, CLAUS PORTO, KORET, SCAPA, Debut de Fiore, Marimekko, RAINS, LAISSÉ PASSÉ, Repetto, and Gelateria Marghera. Beyond its primary apparel business, Look Holdings also engages in the manufacturing and sale of gelato and provides logistical support services. Its products are distributed through both its physical storefronts and digital e-commerce channels. Founded in 1944, the firm was formerly known as Look Incorporated before adopting its current name, Look Holdings Incorporated, in January 2018, and maintains its corporate headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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