Region: Malaysia
Category: Consumer Goods

Malaysia Consumer Goods

(391 reports matching your criteria)
  • Apparel Accessories in Malaysia

    ... daily activities - especially with the rise of work-from-home and hybrid work set-ups - demand for casual accessories such as hats, caps, and sporty bags has surged accordingly. By contrast, traditional accessories like ties and ... Read More

  • Jeans in Malaysia

    ... that can easily be dressed up or down for different occasions.. Whether paired with a loose-fitting shirt for a relaxed look or dressed up with a jacket for a more polished outfit, jeans remain wardrobe ... Read More

  • Home Laundry Appliances in Malaysia

    ... loading automatic washing machines typically offer more competitive prices making them a more affordable option, but one which costs more to run in the long term. Euromonitor International's Home Laundry Appliances in Malaysia report offers ... Read More

  • Sportswear in Malaysia

    ... health-conscious lifestyles has sparked a growing interest in performance apparel and footwear, in particular, catering to both serious athletes and casual sports enthusiasts. Euromonitor International's Sportswear in Malaysia report offers a comprehensive guide to the ... Read More

  • Photographic Equipment (Electricals) Retailing in Malaysia: Market Snapshot to 2028

    ... The report provides an opinion to help companies in the retail industry better understand the changes in their environment, seize opportunities and formulate crucial business strategies. Scope Historic and forecast retail sales value for the ... Read More

  • Personal Care Appliances in Malaysia

    ... been a growing willingness to invest in products such as oral care appliances and hair care appliances. The latter has seen growing demand due to various factors including the rise of social media and the ... Read More

  • Refrigeration Appliances in Malaysia

    ... For example, increased health and hygiene awareness boosted demand for products with antibacterial, anti-virous, sterilising and odour removal features, as well as products with claims of keeping produce fresher for longer, with these features proving ... Read More

  • Dishwashers in Malaysia

    ... a figure which barely changed over the review period. This situation was not helped by the hike in electricity tariff in 2024 which made operating costs even higher. Consumers are increasingly demanding more energy-efficient home ... Read More

  • Menswear in Malaysia

    ... remote work becomes a lasting trend, men are increasingly seeking versatile clothing that can seamlessly transition between professional and casual environments. This shift in priorities is fuelling demand for casual, yet stylish, pieces that offer ... Read More

  • Childrenswear in Malaysia

    ... outings and social activities, which have encouraged more impulsive shopping behaviour. Post-pandemic, families are spending more time in shopping malls, leading to higher foot traffic that is directly benefiting childrenswear retailers. Euromonitor International's Childrenswear in ... Read More

  • Air Treatment Products in Malaysia

    ... including when it comes to air treatment products. As such, players have been launching new air conditioners with inverter technology. For example, Panasonic offers the X-Deluxe Inverter, Smart Inverter, Standard Inverter, and Eco Inverter; LG ... Read More

  • Consumer Appliances in Malaysia

    ... in 2023, with the prices of staple foods remaining elevated in 2024. Retailers were reluctant to offer discounts as operating challenges persisted, in the form of higher labour and utility costs, and fluctuations in the ... Read More

  • Apparel and Footwear in Malaysia

    ... The rising cost of living is a significant factor impacting the market, with higher production costs - driven by increases in raw material prices and labour shortages - leading to higher prices for clothing and ... Read More

  • Womenswear in Malaysia

    ... for non-formal and comfortable clothing has surged accordingly. Casual staples like women’s jeans, women’s tops, and women’s leggings have experienced substantial growth in Malaysia, outperforming more formal womenswear categories such as women’s suits and women’s ... Read More

  • Hosiery in Malaysia

    ... offices post-pandemic in 2022 and 2023 significantly boosted demand for sheer hosiery, while an increase in social outings also contributed to higher sales of tights, commonly worn by women for special occasions. Meanwhile, the resurgence ... Read More

  • Footwear in Malaysia

    ... 2022 and 2023, sales of both men’s and women’s footwear were boosted by the return of consumers to their physical offices, at least on a hybrid basis, which saw a return in demand for formal ... Read More

  • Microwaves in Malaysia

    ... market with home sales seeing strong growth during the first half of 2024. The property market in urban and suburban areas remained cautiously optimistic as inflation eased and the government used initiatives to support homebuyers. ... Read More

  • Vacuum Cleaners in Malaysia

    ... Voice of the Consumer Lifestyle survey stated that they clean their homes weekly, while 21% of respondents stated they cleaned their home at least once a day. The usual cleaning routines for locals typically include ... Read More

  • Small Cooking Appliances in Malaysia

    ... finding an audience among more affluent consumers in Malaysia who are looking recreate the café experience in their homes. Demand has also been fuelled by the increased number of consumers who are working from home ... Read More

  • Food Preparation Appliances in Malaysia

    ... According to Euromonitor’s Voice of the Consumer Lifestyle survey for 2024, over 50% of respondents stated that a low price was the key consideration when purchasing food and beverages compared to the 2021 survey when ... Read More

  • Large Cooking Appliances in Malaysia

    ... this return to growth was that consumers ate out less due to impact of inflation and rising food and beverage prices through the on-trade channel and the high cost of living. As a result, consumers ... Read More

  • Experiential Luxury in Malaysia

    ... in Malaysia the government has initiated various incentives to attract visitors. For example, Malaysia has offered visa exemptions for passport holders of The People’s Republic of China from December 2023 to December 2024. Those eligible ... Read More

  • Luxury Goods in Malaysia

    ... number of wealthy individuals in the country. The further expansion of luxury retail space in Malaysia is also providing great growth opportunities for sales of personal luxury goods. For example, The Exchange TRX retail and ... Read More

  • Premium and Luxury Cars in Malaysia

    ... been backed by aggressive new launches from leading brands like BMW and Porsche. Brands like Ferrari have also continued to work on building brand interest and awareness. For instance, the Ferrari Owners Club Malaysia Festival ... Read More

  • Personal Luxury in Malaysia

    ... as luxury leather goods, luxury eyewear and luxury timepieces. Nonetheless, designer apparel and footwear (ready-to-wear) remains the largest category in value terms. Sales have benefited from a growing focus on quality over quantity with consumers ... Read More

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