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The Independent Luxury House Records Revenue More Than Doubles as it Enters Commercial Scale.
Financials
25 February, 2026
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Phoebe Philo Ltd recorded a sharp increase in revenue for the financial year ended 31 December 2024, showcasing the label’s first full year of structured commercial operations, following its October 2023 launch. The revenue more than doubled year-on-year, crossing €12,5 million, as the brand transformed from launch phase into active selling across the global luxury markets. The results, which were published on the 11th of November 2025, assure the accelerating consumer adoption and the early commercial viability of the direct-to-consumer approach.
Read the full Phoebe Philo brand report Here,
and Phoebe Philo Company report Here
Founded by British designer Phoebe Philo, who is widely known for her creative director role at Celine between 2008 and 2017, the company’s financial performance reflected an entity moving rapidly into revenue-earning mode while continuing to invest in infrastructure, talent, and operational systems. Gross profit expanded as sales increased, even though operating losses remained elevated due to the strategic investment in establishing a global luxury platform. This combination of strong growth and ongoing investment in structure is consistent with the independent brand during its foundational scaling phase.
Phoebe Philo earned €12,86 million in revenue in FY2024, compared with the €6,09 million in FY2023, displaying an increase of around 112%. This showed the first full trading year following the debut collections, strong initial consumer demand, and successful conversion of brand anticipation into measurable commercial performance.
| Revenue Performance | FY2024 | FY2023 | YoY Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | €12.862.847 | €6.066.547 | +112% |
This rapid change reflects the womenswear and accessories offering rollout with the e-commerce platform and controlled distribution network. Phoebe Philo’s growth was achieved primarily through direct channels, allowing stronger control over pricing, brand positioning, and customer relationships. The acceleration suggests early market validation as well as demonstrating the brand equity’s strength.
Cost of sales came around €6,29 million in FY2024, resulting in gross profit of €6,56 million, compared with just €0,3 million in the prior year. There is a substantial improvement in underlying commercial efficiency as the sales and production columns scale.
| Profitability Metrics | FY2024 | FY2023 |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | €12.862.847 | €6.066.547 |
| Cost of Sales | €6.295.953 | €5.932.106 |
| Gross Profit | €6.567.722 | €133.693 |
| Gross Margin | 51% | 2% |
The gross margin of approximately 51% displays the early-stage cost structure of the brand, where the sourcing investment, production cost, and limited economies of scale will typically compress margins. As revenue continues to rise and supply chain efficiencies improve, further margin expansion can be expected, aligning the business with a mature way of luxury profitability benchmarks over time.
Phoebe Philo’s FY2024 revenue was primarily driven by its direct-to-consumer digital approach, which accounted for the majority of the sales. E-commerce generated €8,28 million, representing around 64% of total revenue. Wholesale contributed €4,23 million, equivalent to 33% of revenue, reflecting the cautious approach of the brand to physical retail expansion.
| Channel | FY2024 | Share of Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| E-commerce | €8.285.927 | 64% |
| Wholesale | €4.231.083 | 33% |
| Concessions | €347.459 | 3% |
| Total Revenue | €12.864.469 | 100% |
This channel structure highlighted the digitally native operating model of Phoebe Philo. By prioritising sales in direct-to-consumer, the company maintained a higher gross margin, stronger pricing power, and had full control over brand positioning. Wholesale expansion, while being selective, offers an additional growth lever without compromising distribution discipline.
The FY2024 revenue of Phoebe Philo reflects strong global demand, with the Rest of Europe and the United States being the largest regional markets of the brand.
The rest of Europe generated €4,84 million, showing 38% of total turnover, making it the largest regional contributor of the company. The United States followed closely with €3,79 million, representing 30% of revenue. The “Other Markets”, which includes markets outside the US and Europe, recorded €3 million, spotlighting early demand diversification. Finally, the United Kingdom gave €1,21 million.
| Region | FY2024 (€) | Share of Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| Rest of Europe (apart from the UK) | €4.841.923 | 38% |
| United States | €3.795.035 | 30% |
| Other Markets | €3.009.844 | 23% |
| United Kingdom | €1.216.044 | 9% |
| Total Revenue | €12.862.847 | 100% |
This geographic distribution shows Phoebe Philo’s immediate global reach, despite its recent commercial launch. It reflected a strong performance across Europe and North America, reflecting resonance with established luxury consumer bases by the brand, while early short-term traction in other international markets displays substantial long-term expansion potential.
Phoebe Philo officially launched her independent luxury brand with an inaugural womenswear and accessories collection available online. This was to show that the company has transferred from the development phase into active commercial operations, forming the foundation for revenue generation in FY2024.
The company launched its first digital commerce platform globally, earning €8,28 million in revenue and accounting 64% of revenue. This model became the primary commercial channel for the brand, which supports brand positioning and margin control.
Phoebe Philo expanded its horizon into a selective number of wholesale distribution channels, which contributed €4,23 million in revenue. With this, the brand showed its initial expansion into physical retail partnerships that complemented the digital-first strategy in a controlled distribution.
The company invests in expanding the ready-to-wear and accessories offering, along with strengthening operational capabilities, internal organisational capacity, and supply chain infrastructure. These investments assisted commercial scaling but led to elevated operating expenses.
The FY2024 performance of Phoebe Philo marks a critical transition from launch phase to commercial scale. Revenue jumped to over €12,5 million, supported by early wholesale expansion, strong direct-to-consumer demand, and improving gross profitability. While the company continues to report operating losses, these reflect a strategic investment in product development, infrastructure, and organisational capacity for long-term growth.
Looking forward, Phoebe Philo Ltd expects revenue to touch approximately € 36 million in 2025, signalling the rapidly growing commercial expansion as distribution, product category, and global reach continue to scale. An additional shareholder refund, including the issuance of 5.649 new shares at €744,55 each on 20 June 2025, strengthened the financial position of the company even more.
As revenue increases and fixed infrastructure costs stabilise, Phoebe Philo is well-positioned to improve operating efficiency gradually. With a great early consumer traction, a disciplined distribution approach, and continued investor support, the brand has established a solid foundation for long-term development as an independent global luxury brand.
Cover Image: The Impression.
Read the full Phoebe Philo brand report Here,
and Phoebe Philo Company report Here
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