British luxury brand Mulberry reported a 21% rise in annual profit, benefiting from well received new products and increased online sales.
The company, best known for its leather handbags, said it made a pretax profit of £7.5m in the year to March 31, up from £6.2m in 2015-16.
Revenue for the 12 month period was up 8% to £168.1m.
Sales from digital channels increased 19% to represent 15% of group revenue, while new products such as the "Zipped Bayswater" handbag gained momentum.
"During the year we have made good progress. Our sales and profits are growing, enhancing our strong cash position," the company's chief executive Thierry Andretta said.
Mulberry said like-for-like retail sales were up 1% in the 10 weeks to June 3, with UK like-for-like sales up 2%.
It said the UK continued to benefit from an increase in tourist spending in London, although domestic demand has been softer.
