Crew Clothing profit jumps as sales climb

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Crew Clothing saw profits and sales soar in its latest annual results.

The fashion brand, which relocated its head office last spring, saw pre-tax profit shoot up 65.1% year on year to £25.6m for the 52 weeks to 29 December 2024. This compared to £15.5m during the previous period, which the brand noted was a 53-week one.

Adjusted EBITDA jumped 31.7% to £24m, driven by a strong sales performance, while operating profit was up 56.7% to £24.3m.

Additionally, the retailer’s sales increased 5.3% to £123.4m over the period.



Comparing the years on a 52-week basis, sales were up 7% with “significant growth” across the company’s core channels. 

Ecommerce sales grew 14% while store revenues were up 9%. 

Looking ahead, Crew Clothing said it planned to “continue a strong growth trajectory, with a focus across all channels”.

It highlighted that “key strategies in place to deliver these results” included “a continued expansion of product ranges; widening the breadth of products available across menswear, womenswear, childrenswear and accessories”.

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Crew Clothing saw profits and sales soar in its latest annual results.

The fashion brand, which relocated its head office last spring, saw pre-tax profit shoot up 65.1% year on year to £25.6m for the 52 weeks to 29 December 2024. This compared to £15.5m during the previous period, which the brand noted was a 53-week one.

Adjusted EBITDA jumped 31.7% to £24m, driven by a strong sales performance, while operating profit was up 56.7% to £24.3m.

Additionally, the retailer’s sales increased 5.3% to £123.4m over the period.



Comparing the years on a 52-week basis, sales were up 7% with “significant growth” across the company’s core channels. 

Ecommerce sales grew 14% while store revenues were up 9%. 

Looking ahead, Crew Clothing said it planned to “continue a strong growth trajectory, with a focus across all channels”.

It highlighted that “key strategies in place to deliver these results” included “a continued expansion of product ranges; widening the breadth of products available across menswear, womenswear, childrenswear and accessories”.

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