Levi Strauss on Wednesday raised its full-year adjusted earnings per share (EPS) forecast to $1.54-$1.56, up from $1.46-$1.52, exceeding analysts' expectations. This upward revision was primarily driven by a tariff refund the company received, which contributed 16 cents to EPS. However, the company simultaneously lowered its full-year net revenue growth guidance to 7%, the lower end of its previous 7%-7.5% range. For the third fiscal quarter ended August 30, Levi Strauss reported net income of $168.6 million on sales that grew approximately 4% to $1.61 billion.