J.Jill, Inc. Q2 2026 Performance Improves, Boosted by $13.3 Million Tariff Refunds
The company reported a meaningful recovery in its full-price business across physical stores and direct channels. Inventory levels ended the quarter down 5% year-over-year. Management is consolidating the 'Wearever' sub-brand, investing in high-growth categories like Luxe Lounge and denim, and implementing AI-enabled merchandise planning. The updated full-year outlook assumes sequential improvement, with estimated tariff rates of 10% to 12.5% for landed goods in H2 2026.
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