The Brexit effect and the weak pound put wings on the shoes of Jimmy Choo, the maison of luxury shoes, which ends the first six months of 2016 with sales on the rise by 9.7% at a constant exchange rate, for a total of 173.1 million euros, and profits equal to 14.3 million pounds, on the rise by 27.7%. During the second part of the year, also the retail of the brand experienced a strong moment of growth, with the brand new opening of 4 directly owned stores and the restyling following the new concept of three other stores, including the one in Milan on the extremely central via Sant’Andrea (here pictured).

If all goes as forecasted, 2016 for Jimmy Choo should end with yet:

another record – announces the CEO Pierre Denis – notwithstanding the demanding context and we are well-positioned for achieving profits in line with our expectations.