Department Stores Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis

Global department store sales are expected to reach $839 billion by 2018. A majority of those sales will come from developing economies.

The retail world for department stores is evolving. As developing countries are entering better economies, new department stores are being built. Because of the popularity of online shopping, department stores are building their websites to share the success.

Department stores are also changing their layout and inventory. In most department stores you can now find a variety of goods besides clothes, including: shoes, jewelry and accessories, cosmetics, glasses, children’s products, glasses, and even home goods. Some department stores are fitting in restaurants and food courts to push consumers to stay longer on premises.

Different regions in the world have majority in categories. Asia-Pacific dominates global retail sales, while North American dominates per-capita retail spending.

MarketResearch.com’s collection of market research studies on department stores in the consumer goods and retailing industry will help you stay competitive and grow in this healthy market. We offer a full array of studies on subjects ranging from department store’s layout and design to specific store segments in the market, including discount, specific inventory based clothing, and select stores. Also is a full library of country-specific studies for retail in different nations.

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Department Stores Industry Research & Market Reports

  • Department Stores in Belgium

    ... life restrictions, the channel recovered partially in 2021 thanks to the gradual recovering of footfall during the year. Euromonitor International's Department Stores in Belgium report offers insight into key trends and developments driving the industry. ... Read More

  • Department Stores in Morocco

    ... Lockdown measures meant that department stores were closed for an extended period during 2020. Even after they reopened, many consumers were reluctant to make discretionary purchases due to the economic shock of the pandemic. Demand ... Read More

  • Department Stores in South Africa

    ... March 2020 in response to the pandemic, which translated into up to ZAR2 billion in financial loss, a condition that exacerbated an already precarious financial condition that led to Retailability Group acquiring Edcon's Legit brand ... Read More

  • Retailing in France

    ... the spring of 2021, acceleration of the vaccination programme in August, ongoing strong growth of e-commerce and ongoing limited expenditure on services most notably travel and tourism and cars with the latter experiencing a strong ... Read More

  • Department Stores in France

    ... channels within store-based retailing from the pandemic over 2020-2021. The impressive recovery from June 2021 to December 2021 failed to offset the total collapse in sales in 2020. For instance, from March 2020 to June ... Read More

  • Retailing in South Africa

    ... trend translating into a stagnating unemployment rate and low spending confidence. The industry was also affected by the emergence of the Beta and Delta variants which led to the reinstatement of stricter curfews and a ... Read More

  • Department Stores in the United Arab Emirates

    ... rates, as did the current value sales of airlines, lodging, car rental and travel intermediaries. The turnaround was underpinned by improvements in the epidemiological conditions and the easing of COVID-19 restrictions at home and abroad. ... Read More

  • Retailing in the United Arab Emirates

    ... previous year fuelled high levels of discretionary spending, and strong hiring resumed amongst firms based in the country, easing some of the middle class jitters that were prevalent even amongst those with a steady income. ... Read More

  • Department Stores

    ... include JCPenney, Macy's, and Sears (all based in the US), as well as Debenhams and Marks & Spencer (UK), El Corte Ingles (Spain), Galeria Kaufhof (Germany), Galeries Lafayette (France), Hudson's Bay Co (Canada), and Isetan ... Read More

  • Retailing in South Korea

    ... home seclusion, recording another year of double-digit current value growth in 2021, while store-based retailing witnessed marginal growth, failing to recover to pre-pandemic levels due to the accelerated digital shift. Euromonitor International's Retailing in South ... Read More

  • Department Stores in South Korea

    ... local consumers have spent disposable income saved from such leisure activities on luxury goods. For instance, luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior recorded double-digit revenue growth in 2020 despite the closure of ... Read More

  • Retailing in South Korea

    ... home seclusion, recording another year of double-digit current value growth in 2021, while store-based retailing witnessed marginal growth, failing to recover to pre-pandemic levels due to the accelerated digital shift. Euromonitor International's Retailing in South ... Read More

  • Department Stores in South Korea

    ... local consumers have spent disposable income saved from such leisure activities on luxury goods. For instance, luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior recorded double-digit revenue growth in 2020 despite the closure of ... Read More

  • Department Stores in Chile

    ... by Chileans to buy a wide range of products from apparel to home furnishings, department stores have been able to capitalise in 2021 on established relationships formed over the years. 2021 saw a slow normalisation ... Read More

  • Retailing in Chile

    ... enforced long and strict quarantines for most of the country. This resulted in significant value declines for the overall industry and the switch of many sales to the e-commerce channel. However, 2021 showed an important ... Read More

  • Retailing in Colombia

    ... all restrictions were lifted, and retail outlets were able to conduct business almost as normal. The COVID-19 pandemic has been an opportunity for change in retailing, changes that would have otherwise been made gradually. Euromonitor ... Read More

  • Department Stores in Colombia

    ... the performance of the leader, Falabella. One of the strategies that has most helped it to develop a presence in the market and that will remain a focus in the long-term is the Falabella cards, ... Read More

  • Retailing in Japan

    ... declared by the government for most of the year, and August 2021 recorded the highest number of COVID-19 cases ever in the country. After a slowdown of the spread of COVID-19, the state of emergency ... Read More

  • Department Stores in Japan

    ... refraining from unnecessary outings. Furthermore, travel restrictions were implemented for most of the year, and the anticipated return of inbound tourists was postponed. With such a prolonged impact of COVID-19, department stores in Japan continued ... Read More

  • Department Stores in Spain

    ... 19th century) is the only notable department store chain in Spain, accounting for almost all retail value sales in this category. El Corte Inglés is synonymous with the term ‘department store’ in the minds of ... Read More

  • Department Stores in India

    ... online, in-store shopping will continue to hold its own in this dynamic market, benefiting in-store sales in department stores. The reason for this is that consumers still find it quite exciting to visit stores within ... Read More

  • Retailing in the United Kingdom

    ... January to 8 March. From 8 March onwards, the government followed a 4-step roadmap, which ensured the gradual easing of restrictions. All social contact related restrictions were lifted on 21 June. The lockdown had a ... Read More

  • Department Stores in the United Kingdom

    ... emergence of the pandemic. While restrictions were gradually relaxed during 2021, department stores witnessed even more dramatic events than the previous year. After being in business for over 200 years in the UK, department store ... Read More

  • Department Stores in Brazil

    ... the spread of the virus including a lockdown, which required department stores to close their doors for several weeks during Q2. However, the fact that many consumers were hesitant about shopping in department stores due ... Read More

  • Global Hair Shampoo Market By Distribution Channel (Drug Stores or Pharmacy, Mass Merchandiser, Specialty Stores, Hypermarkets & Supermarkets, Mono-brand Stores, Departmental Stores, and Online Sales Channel), By End User (Women, Men, and Kids), By Product Type (Non-Medicated and Medicated), By Type (Non-premium and Premium), By Regional Outlook, Industry Analysis Report and Forecast, 2021 - 2027

    ... Type (Non-Medicated and Medicated), By Type (Non-premium and Premium), By Regional Outlook, Industry Analysis Report and Forecast, 2021 - 2027 The Global Hair Shampoo Market size is expected to reach $38.7 billion by 2027, rising ... Read More

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