Oxford Industries trades at an attractive valuation with a strong recent earnings beat streak, but weak momentum, no competitive moat, and heavy bearish options positioning suggest the market has already priced in most of the company's near-term quality concerns.
Thesis pillars
- Attractive Forward Valuation→Stable
- Quality Below Engine Floor→Stable
- Earnings Beat Streak Support→Stable
- +2 more pillars — see the Why tab for full reasoning
Oxford Industries, Inc. (OXM) Stock Analysis
Range Bound setup · Inst Constrain edge
Consumer Cyclical · Apparel Manufacturing
Sell if holding. Engine safety override at $35.49: a dimension score below its floor triggers a hard block regardless of the otherwise-positive setup — overall score 5.3/10. Specifically: High short interest: 32%; Elevated put/call ratio: 1.50; Below-average business quality.
Oxford Industries is a branded apparel company operating a portfolio of lifestyle brands including Tommy Bahama, Lilly Pulitzer, Johnny Was, Southern Tide, TBBC, Duck Head, and Jack Rogers, designing, sourcing, marketing, and distributing products through direct-to-consumer... Read more
Sell if holding. Engine safety override at $35.49: a dimension score below its floor triggers a hard block regardless of the otherwise-positive setup — overall score 5.3/10. Specifically: High short interest: 32%; Elevated put/call ratio: 1.50; Below-average business quality. Chart setup: RSI 46 mid-range, Bollinger mid-band. Score 5.3/10, moderate confidence.
Passes 5/7 gates (clean insider activity, no SEC red flags, earnings proximity 64d clear, semi cycle peak clear, materials cycle peak clear). Fails on weak momentum and favorable risk/reward ratio. Suitability: aggressive.
About Oxford Industries, Inc.
About Oxford Industries, Inc.
Oxford Industries' Tommy Bahama brand generated 56% of the company's net sales in fiscal 2025, anchoring a portfolio that also includes Lilly Pulitzer, Johnny Was, Southern Tide, TBBC, Duck Head, and Jack Rogers. Direct-to-consumer channels, spanning 315 full-price retail stores, e-commerce, and 28 Tommy Bahama food and beverage locations, generated 82% of consolidated net sales, while wholesale accounted for the remaining 18%.
Oxford Industries earns revenue primarily through full-price retail stores and brand-specific e-commerce websites, supplemented by wholesale sales to department stores and specialty retailers that generally follow a limited-promotion pricing approach. Tommy Bahama's food and beverage locations, including 15 Marlin Bars and 13 restaurants adjacent to full-price stores, generated over a quarter of that brand's net sales and carry roughly double the sales per square foot of standalone retail locations. The company completed a multi-year distribution center buildout in Lyons, Georgia in the first quarter of fiscal 2026 to support direct-to-consumer fulfillment, and plans reduced capital expenditures and tighter SG&A discipline in fiscal 2026 as it evaluates further lifestyle-brand acquisitions.
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Oxford Industries' own risk factors acknowledge that the concentration of its business in a portfolio of a small number of lifestyle brands heightens the risk if one of the larger brands, chiefly Tommy Bahama at 56% of net sales, is adversely affected by changing consumer preferences, a licensee's or wholesale partner's misstep, or a brand-damaging event. Customer concentration is comparatively modest: the company's single largest customer represented only 5% of consolidated net sales in fiscal 2025, though Tommy Bahama's 10 largest wholesale customers together accounted for 11% of that brand's net sales.
See also: Consumer Cyclical · Apparel Manufacturing
From Oxford Industries, Inc.'s most recent 10-K filing, extracted July 6, 2026.
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- HIGHProductTommy Bahama brand56%10-K Item 1: 'Tommy Bahama, which represents 56% of our net sales, designs, sources, markets and distributes men's and women's sportswear'
- LOWCustomerlargest customer5.0%10-K Item 1A: 'our largest customer only represented 5% of our consolidated net sales in Fiscal 2025'
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Rating Breakdown
3 floor-breakers
Volatile — 5.4% daily ATR makes tight stops impractical. Position-size conservatively.static
Cyclical trough — margins compressed or negative. Profitability typically recovers with the cycle, but floor fires on current data.static
Price action weak — below key moving averages, no momentum carry. Needs a base before trend-continuation setups apply.static
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Sell if holding. Engine safety override at $35.49: a dimension score below its floor triggers a hard block regardless of the otherwise-positive setup — overall score 5.3/10. Specifically: High short interest: 32%; Elevated put/call ratio: 1.50; Below-average business quality. Chart setup: RSI 46 mid-range, Bollinger mid-band. Prior stop was $33.01. Score 5.3/10, moderate confidence.
Take-profit target: $44.90 (+26.5% upside). Prior stop was $33.01. Stop-loss: $33.01.
Concentration risk — Product: Tommy Bahama brand (56.0%); Target reached (-4.2% upside); Quality below floor (3.1 < 4.0).
Oxford Industries, Inc. trades at a P/E of N/A (forward 11.4). TrendMatrix value score: 7.5/10. Verdict: Sell.
13 analysts cover OXM with a consensus score of 2.5/5. Average price target: $40.
What does Oxford Industries, Inc. do?Oxford Industries is a branded apparel company operating a portfolio of lifestyle brands including Tommy Bahama, Lilly...
Oxford Industries is a branded apparel company operating a portfolio of lifestyle brands including Tommy Bahama, Lilly Pulitzer, Johnny Was, Southern Tide, TBBC, Duck Head, and Jack Rogers, designing, sourcing, marketing, and distributing products through direct-to-consumer retail, e-commerce, food and beverage, and wholesale channels. Tommy Bahama, the company's largest brand, represented 56% of Oxford Industries' net sales, with direct-to-consumer channels accounting for 82% of consolidated net sales in fiscal 2025. The company's largest single customer represented only 5% of consolidated ne