(Reuters) -UK fashion retailer Superdry on Tuesday warned of a hit to annual profit as sales were “significantly below” management’s expectations due to weak demand for its jackets and hoodies. Superdry said unseasonal weather through the early autumn had led to a delayed uptake of its autumn/winter range, hurting sales in the six months ended Oct. 28. The company has also been grappling with weak orders from wholesale partners, which have been cautious on stock levels and liquidity amid economic uncertainties. “Whilst we have seen modest signs of improvement through the recent spell of colder…