Burberry saw its sales rise by 3% in their first quarter as customers responded well to its “more complete wardrobe” offer.
In the 13 weeks to 30 June sales began to grow in the Asia Pacific region and the Americas but also saw a decline in Burberry’s EMEIA region.
During the period Burberry invested in key markets.
Commenting on the first quarter performance, Marco Gobbetti, Burberry chief executive, said: "We are pleased with our progress in the quarter. The team has embraced Riccardo's creative vision and is working well together as we prepare for his debut collection in September, the next step in our journey. While we know it will take time to achieve our ambitions, our progress to-date and the energy in and around the company give me confidence for the future."
