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    Etsy tops quarterly revenue estimates on steady demand for apparel, gifts

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    Posted on April 30, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    Etsy's revenue exceeded expectations due to strong demand for apparel and gifts, despite a decline in GMS and challenges from tariffs.

    Etsy Exceeds Revenue Estimates with Strong Apparel Demand

    (Reuters) -Online marketplace Etsy beat Wall Street estimates for first-quarter revenue on Wednesday, signaling steady demand for gifts and handcrafted goods as well as its resale apparel platform, Depop.

    Consumers turned to the e-commerce platform to buy items ranging from demi-fine jewelry to decor during the quarter, boosting Etsy's sales at a time when the broader retail industry geared up for a slowdown due to tariff-led uncertainty.

    President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on import goods from countries including Canada and China have risked the living costs of U.S. consumers going up as companies battle the likelihood of higher production prices.

    Etsy is largely shielded from such tariffs as most of its products are purchased locally or sourced from Europe.

    However, any new levies on goods from the European Union could push prices up for the company.

    Shares of the company were up nearly 1% in premarket trading following the results.

    Etsy had said earlier in April it was selling its musical instrument marketplace, Reverb, and the transaction is expected to close in the coming months.

    This resulted in the company recording quarterly net loss of $52.1 million, or 49 cents, compared with profit of $63 million, or 48 cents, a year earlier. Etsy said this reflects an impairment charge of $101.7 million to the goodwill of Reverb.

    Brokerage Bernstein noted that focusing on the core business at this juncture is probably the right call for the company, which is in need of getting the gross merchandise sales (GMS) growth back on track.

    Etsy's consolidated GMS — a key metric to measure sales — came in at $2.79 billion during the first quarter, down from $2.99 billion a year earlier

    The company forecast its second-quarter GMS to decline at a rate similar to or potentially slightly better than the first quarter.

    Etsy's quarterly revenue rose about 1% to $651.2 million, surpassing analysts' expectations of $642.7 million.

    (Reporting by Ananya Mariam Rajesh in Bengaluru; Editing by Shreya Biswas)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Etsy's quarterly revenue surpassed Wall Street estimates.
    • •Strong demand for apparel and gifts boosted sales.
    • •Etsy is less affected by US tariffs due to local sourcing.
    • •The sale of Reverb impacted Etsy's net income.
    • •Etsy's GMS showed a decline compared to last year.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Etsy tops quarterly revenue estimates on steady demand for apparel, gifts

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses Etsy's quarterly revenue surpassing estimates due to strong demand for apparel and gifts.

    2How did tariffs affect Etsy?

    Etsy is largely shielded from US tariffs as most products are locally sourced or from Europe.

    3What was the impact of selling Reverb?

    The sale of Reverb led to a net loss due to an impairment charge, affecting Etsy's net income.

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