“Our company and brands are purpose-led, and listening to and learning from our global customer is deeply ingrained in our thinking and culture in a way that it never has been before. We are committed to constantly adapting to meet and exceed their ever-changing needs, and I firmly believe that the changes we have made position us to deliver steady growth.”

By brand, the company’s namesake Abercrombie & Fitch brand and Abercrombie kids brands are targeting 6% to 8% sales CAGR over the three years ending in fiscal 2025; while the HollisterGilly Hicks

However, Abercrombie & Fitch adults is expected to be the largest contributor to growth, the company added.

Coinciding with the longer term $5 billion annual sales target, Abercrombie said it is aiming for an annual operating margin rate at or above 10%.

“Over the last several years, we have consistently proven our ability to navigate through unprecedented challenges while maintaining a focus on making progress against our long-term strategic goals,” added Horowitz.

“Our Always Forward Plan reflects the dynamic global, economic and political environment, with an expectation for known and unknown consumer pressures to emerge. This provides us with multiple avenues to achieve our targets, giving us confidence that we can meet our 2025 and longer-term plan.

“Going forward, we are focused on maintaining our expense discipline and plan to continue to seek expense efficiencies while protecting and funding our Always Forward targets and generating significant cash flow.”

In it most recent yearly trading update, Abercrombie recorded fiscal 2021 sales of $3.7 billion, up 19% compared to fiscal 2020, and up 2% as compared to pre-Covid 2019 full year net sales.