Oxford Industries (OXM) Stock
Branded apparel company with wholesale and retail channels. Here's the price, business snapshot, and what's worth knowing about Oxford Industries in September 2026.
Oxford Industries Inc (OXM) is a branded apparel company focused on lifestyle and speciality labels. It designs, sources and sells clothing and accessories through wholesale, retail and direct-to-consumer channels. With a market capitalisation around $587.7M, Oxford sits in the small-cap range where growth potential can come with greater volatility. Investors should watch its brand portfolio strength, margin trends, inventory management and the balance between wholesale and retail/online sales—each affects revenue stability and profitability. The business is sensitive to consumer spending, fashion cycles and supply-chain pressures, which can cause swings in quarterly results. Financial metrics such as revenue growth, gross margins, free cash flow and inventory turns are useful for assessment, along with management commentary and seasonal trends. This is general educational information only; it is not personalised financial advice. Shares can fall as well as rise, so suitability depends on an individual’s goals, risk tolerance and time horizon.
Sixth Month Growth Performance
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts suggest keeping Oxford Industries' stock for now, with a potential rise in value.
Financial Health
Oxford Industries is performing well, showing strong revenue and profit margins, along with healthy cash flow.
Dividend
Oxford Industries Inc offers a high dividend yield of 7.17%, making it an appealing choice for dividend-seeking investors. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $71.70 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
Why You’ll Want to Watch This Stock
Brand Portfolio Strength
Investors watch the desirability and pricing power of the company’s labels, which drive margins and customer loyalty, though consumer tastes can shift quickly.
Retail & E‑commerce Mix
The balance between wholesale, owned stores and online sales affects revenue stability and margin profile; channel shifts can create both opportunity and short-term disruption.
Cyclical Inventory Risk
Apparel firms face inventory and supply-chain volatility that can compress profits; monitor inventory turns and management commentary for signs of pressure.
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