The bottom line nearly doubled to $176,430,000 from $89,083,000 in fiscal Q2 ended Sep. 30, on a 25% jump in revenues to a record $1,091,907,000 from $875,614,000 that included high-20s gains from both Hoka and Ugg. A 39% increase in direct-to-consumer to $331.7 million included a +36.8% comp, and wholesale grew 19% to $760.2 million, boosted by some accelerated fall seasonal shipments. A disproportionate share of the growth came from international, which improved 33% to $343.9 million. U.S. sales increased 21% to $748.0 million.

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