European Clothing Retailers 2008
21 October 2008
by companiesandmarkets
-- last modified 22 October 2008
A comprehensive analysis of the clothing markets in the EU27 countries over the past five years, including total clothing expenditure per country, specialist sales, store numbers, space, and sales densities.
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£2,400 |
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companiesandmarkets.com |
| Publication date |
04 September 2008 |
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A comprehensive analysis of the clothing markets in the EU27 countries over the past five years, including total clothing expenditure per country, specialist sales, store numbers, space, and sales densities. Includes detailed analysis of the Top Six markets, a new section on Eastern European markets, plus analysis of the key strategic issues.
Scope
*Clothing expenditure, spend per head, and growth 2001-2007 in each of the EU27 countries.
*Specialists′ sales, space, store numbers, sales densities 2002-2007 in each EU27 country.
*Comprehensive analysis of clothing markets in France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain and UK, plus Eastern Europe.
*Detailed profiles of Inditex, H&M, C&A, Marks & Spencer and Next, with market shares, trading records, store portfolio and space analysis and outlooks.
Highlights
Low growth and price deflation in mature markets, which account for over 75% of all EU clothing expenditure, has impacted growth in the EUR299bn EU27 clothing market over the past five years. Clothing retailers are looking for new markets in order to maintain growth.
Highest growth rates are in the newest EU27 countries, and Poland is now the 11th largest clothing market in Europe. It and Romania, as the two most populous countries, are attracting international clothing operators as well as regional ones now that trading is less complex and their economies expanding.
Italy overtook Germany as the largest clothing market in 2007, and also has the highest spend per head at EUR974 per annum. However even the highly style conscious Italians are being seduced by ′moda low-cost′ - value and discount retailers - as their disposable income shrinks due to economic conditions.
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