Fran Horrowitz, who has led the US-based company since the departure of Mr Jeffries, signalled in an interview with Sky News that A&F had examined and transformed its culture since the scandal came to light.
A&F, which is preparing its full-year results for 2024, had said following the core Christmas sales season that it expected to complete the year with net sales growth around 15% and that a turnaround plan, aimed at bolstering profitability, was significantly ahead of target.
A&F's brand took a hit when the claims against Mr Jeffries - relating to his behaviour while running the fashion and accessories company - first emerged.
The boss of Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F) has said she is "appalled and disgusted" by the sex trafficking claims against her predecessor Mike Jeffries.
80-year old Mr Jeffries, who led A&F from 1992 to 2014, has since pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and interstate prostitution charges.
