Counting the Cash

Ever wondered how much profit designer brands like Burberry make per year? Or how many units purse-friendly Primark will sell in the time it takes you to read this sentence?

We analysed 30 of the world’s biggest fashion retail brands and visually represented their growth based on revenue, pre-tax profit, and the number of units sold (according to their latest financial report) every week, day, hour and minute - right down to the very second! Ask Traders reveals all...

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52Weeks
365Days
24Hours
60Hours
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Sources

Boohoo Group (excl Miss Pap)
Missguided
ASOS
Debenhams
H&M
Zara (Inditex)
Nike
Addidas (stand alone)
Reebok (stand alone)
Adidas (incl Reebok)
Kering (Gucci, Alexander Mcqueen)
Richemont — Cartier, Chloé, Net-a-Porter
TJX Companies
LVMH- Louis Vuitton, Moet & Hennesay
Burberry
Michael Kors (owned by Capri Holdings)
Capri Holdings (Versace, Jimmy Choo & Michael Kors)
Primark (Associatied British Foods)
The Arcadia Group has (Topshop, Dorothy Perkins)
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Matalan
Puma
Selfridges
Harrods
New Look
Mothercare
JD Sports
Sports Direct (UK Sports Retail only )
M&S (group)
N Brown Group Plc

Methodology

Data was collected using the annual accounts of the given brands, focusing on individual gross profits and/or revenue in the detailed financial year. Exchange rates, where appropriate, were calculated using Google Finance between 17th - 27th October 2019. Where no profits and/or revenue figures shown, brands have not released the detailed year’s accounts or brands may be in liquidation.