A statement by Capri Holdings, which owns the luxury brand of shoes Jimmy Choo, said the gradual resumption of stores in the global Jimmy Choo chain, and the restoration of brand sales in China, writes Worldfootwear.com.
In Greater China, the company began closing chain stores in late January 2020. Today, all 288 stores in this region are opening.
In Japan, South Korea and other parts of Southeast Asia, the company began closing stores in February. Currently, about 70% of the 210 Jimmy Choo chain stores in this region are open.
In the territory of Mainland China, where the brand’s stores operated the longest, being opened immediately after the end of the Covid-19 quarantine, sales volumes gradually began to recover, and in April and May, the sales level of Jimmy Choo and Versace was approximately comparable to the sales level in April and May 2019 year. Sales of the Michael Kors brand in these two months this year amounted to 80% of sales in the same period last year.
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