Mulberry has reported a strong second-half rebound for fiscal 2026, with comparable sales rising 12.8% — or 13.6% on a constant currency basis — in the six months to March 28. Full-year total sales grew 5.7%, with wholesale and franchise channels surging 33.3%. The results follow the “Back to Mulberry Spirit” strategy implemented in late 2024 — reduced discounting and a tighter product focus — with a limited-edition Bayswater selling out within minutes of its February launch. Mulberry has also appointed Christopher Kane as creative director of Ready-to-Wear, with his debut collection set for London Fashion Week in September 2026. CEO Andrea Baldo said growth spanned all geographies.

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