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Sandra Halliday Published
October 10, 2025
Jigsaw’s parent company Robinson Webster (Holdings) swung to a net profit in its latest financial year as the company’s sales rose in double digits and its margins also improved.
The company said that sales jumped 19% in the year to the end of January, reaching £56.8 million, while the margin rose to 64% from 59.4% a year earlier.
That resulted in EBITDA rising to £3.6 million from £2.8 million and a net profit that may have been small, but that was better than the loss of the previous year. Net profit reached £0.8 million after a loss of £1.3 million in the prior period.
Robinson Webster added that it was “pleased with the continued upward trajectory of these key business metrics”, given the “challenging and uncertain retail environment”.
It also said that both tailoring and dresses performed strongly during the year, “reflecting customers’ rekindled interest in more formal categories as they return to their workplaces”. Tailoring has historically been “a heartland category” for Jigsaw and “we intend to invest to further modernise our supply chains and fabrications in this category”.
The business added that its stores performed particularly well, and the year included further openings, increasing its estate by two locations to 45. That said, it added that it remains cautious about opening further stores given the pressure on the high street costs.
It continues to invest in its existing locations though, and also in its digital infrastructure, enabling it to relaunch its international business, as well as increasing its ability to personalise its customers’ online experiences.