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Sandra Halliday Published
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Budget footwear retailer Shoe Zone was upbeat on Tuesday as it reported “strong sales and highest recorded profits” for its latest financial year.

The 52 weeks to the end of September saw group revenue increasing by 6.1% to £165.7 million. Meanwhile, physical store revenue rose to £134.8 million from £129.8 million and digital revenue was up as well, rising to £30.9 million from £26.4 million.
The performance in its physical stores was even more impressive given that its store numbers were down to 323 this year compared to 360 a year earlier. That concentration of sales in fewer and higher-performing stores was good news, as was the product margin rising to 62.1% from 61.2% a year ago.
Adjusted profit before tax is expected to be no less than £16 million, up from £11.2 million for the previous period. The adjustment is to exclude the profit on the sale of one freehold property as well as foreign exchange revaluations.
Digging deeper into the revenue figures, the company said that its 6.1% increase was due particularly to a strong second half and especially in “peak summer”, as well as it's key back-to-school period.
That also stands out as good because so many others in the fashion sector underperformed during the period. The company sells 14.1 million pairs of shoes a year at an average retail price of £13.50 and this was clearly a sweet spot for many cash-strapped consumers.
And it added that the 17% increase in its digital revenue means digital now with represents 18.7% of total group revenue, up from 16.9% in the previous year.
It also explained that the product margin increase was due to lower container prices part-way through the year, and improved stock management due to less market volatility.
CEO Anthony Smith said he was pleased with the firm “continuing the momentum gained from the positive year we had in 2025. We continue our strategy to expand our Hybrid and Big Box formats via refits (15) and relocations and new stores (35). Shoe Zone continues to show how resilient it is, with a proven track record of delivering robust results during times of economic uncertainty.”
The firm will release its final results in January.