219
Fashion Jobs
SHIMANO
Brand Coordinator
Permanent · UPPSALA
L'OREAL GROUP
Pharmacy Representative - Dermatological Beauty Division - Gothenburg Region
Permanent ·
GANT
Business Controller
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
GANT
Senior Business Controller
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
H&M
Operations Manager to h&m Distribution Center Borås
Permanent · BORÅS
H&M
Web Analyst / qa Data Layer Resource
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
H&M
Data Analyst to h&m – Supply Planning
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
H&M
Engineering Manager Sap Platforms, Sap Dev & Tech
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
H&M
Wifi Solution Architect - Network
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
H&M
Cyber Security Iam Manager
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
NAKD
Head of Sales
Permanent · GOTHENBURG
NAKD
Head of Commercial Business Control
Permanent · GOTHENBURG
H&M
Pension & Benefits Administrator And Process Improver
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
H&M
Technical Engineer For Warehouse Devices Management
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
H&M
Junior Planner to h&m Assortment- Open Application
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
RALPH LAUREN
Sales Professional
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
H&M
Advanced User Team Leader
Permanent · ESKILSTUNA
ZALANDO
Principal Product Manager - Data And Platform (All Genders)
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
ESSILORLUXOTTICA GROUP
Key Account Manager Nordics
Permanent · GOTHENBURG
H&M
Production Manager – Singular Society
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
ZALANDO
Senior Product Manager - Finance & Compliance (All Genders)
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
ZALANDO
Senior Product Manager - Returns Shipping Solutions
Permanent · STOCKHOLM
Ads
Published
Jan 7, 2019
Download
Download the article
Print
Text size

Losses continue at Temperley London despite revenue growth

Published
Jan 7, 2019

Luxury designer brand Temperley London saw its annual losses widen in 2017 despite reporting a sales growth and receiving £1.78m boost from investors.


Temperley


The fashion label, favoured by the Duchess of Cambridge, said losses for the year ended 31 December 2017 increased to £1.53m from £1.44m a year earlier.

Alice Temperley's fashion brand has been trying to turn the business around since losses slumped to £2.8m in 2014. Her dresses, which sell for around £2,000, have been embraced by celebrities and the royal family for their feminine silhouettes and delicate details, but the brand has admitted there is ‘material uncertainty’ about its future.

Apart from the losses, 2017 was a year of growth for the company, its latest accounts showed. Revenue increased 4% £11.3m, and gross margins improved by 6 percentage points to 51%. Overseas markets accounted for 53% of sales, particularly the US, Canada, UAE, China and Hong Kong.

Additionally, the brand has been focusing on defining a very clear range plan and pricing structure across all categories, boosting its wholesale business and reducing excess stock levels to generate cash.

In September 2018, Sally Hughes joined the company as new chief executive to replace Patricia Sancho, who has left after five years at the helm.

Copyright © 2024 FashionNetwork.com All rights reserved.