Hotter Shoes' revenue jumped by almost 10% in the lead up to Christmas ahead of its newly-rebranded parent company relisting on AIM at the end of the month.
The Lancashire-headquartered company added its gross margin continued to perform positively at 65.5% during November and December.
In a statement, the firm said its "robust performance" was achieved "despite supply chain cost and availability issues, coupled with the negative impact of Omicron suppressing high street demand in the latter weeks of December is encouraging".
In a trading update issued to the London Stock Exchange, the brand's parent company, Electra Private Equity, confirmed its rebrand to Unbound and relisting on AIM will take place on January 31, 2021.
Unbound will be led by Ian Watson who is currently chief executive of Hotter Shoes and will become chief executive of Unbound Group PLC on the company's admission to AIM.
Unbound chief executive designate Ian Watson said: "The creation of Unbound, and its admission to AIM, will be a significant milestone and we are excited about the opportunities ahead.
"We continue to gather excellent momentum with our new Unbound partnership strategy, and we are in early discussions with a number of potential partners.
"With our unique focus on our 55 plus customer base, underpinned by the strength of the Hotter brand and cultural and demographic tailwinds, we believe there is a significant growth opportunity for Unbound, and we look forward to creating long-term value for our existing and new shareholders."
Electra chairman Neil Johnson added: "The transition to Unbound Group PLC brings the Electra story to a successful conclusion and marks the start of an exciting new future as Unbound.
"We have an opportunity to build a significant business, serving the customer demographic we know well and growing value for shareholders."
