The company anticipates total sales growth in the mid-single digits for the fourth quarter. This growth could result from low single-digit growth in the Retail segment comparable sales and high-teen growth in the Wholesale segment. Furthermore, Nuuly segment revenues are expected to grow in the mid-double digits. The company expects a gross margin rate improvement of approximately 100 bps for the fourth quarter compared with the prior year, driven by lower markdowns, especially at the Urban Outfitters brand and higher initial product margins from cross-functional initiatives. SG&A expenses are expected to grow in the mid-single digits, primarily due to increased marketing efforts, aimed at boosting customer growth and sales at Anthropologie, Free People, FP Movement and Nuuly. The company maintains flexibility in variable SG&A spending to adjust according to sales performance.