Category: Footwear
Europe Footwear
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Footwear in Hungary
... and prestigious sneakers leading the charge. Notably, limited-edition sneakers tend to sell out quickly, which gives them a more exclusive and desirable image, inspiring collectors to hunt for these products and being prepared to pay ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in Hungary
... strongest value performance. This is mainly driven by the high emphasis parents place on ensuring their children are well-dressed – even in times of inflationary pressures and economic uncertainty. Moreso, it is noted that, even ... Read More
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Footwear in Poland
... and quality products. Brands that provide traditional, durable, and well-crafted footwear at mid-tier prices are seeing stable growth, as customers increasingly seek value for their money in the face of rising living costs. In Poland, ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in Poland
... Consumer purchasing power has increased thanks to higher wages and easing inflation in Poland, leading to strong volume growth after two years of decline. Indeed, higher demand has enabled volume sales of apparel and footwear ... Read More
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Footwear in Norway
... normal post-pandemic, notably sports footwear. Following this surge in demand, volume sales dissipated over 2023 and purchasing behaviour is still normalising in 2024. Falling inflation has put downward pressure on unit prices and value sales ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in Portugal
... the first half of the year. To combat declining sales, major brands relied on discounts to clear excess stocks. Consumers are still grappling with high costs of living in Portugal following two years of high ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in Norway
... and frequent discounting led to lower current value growth in 2024. Prices still increased to a certain degree, especially in the first half of the year, although higher costs brought on by inflation tended to ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in Romania
... adapting to post-pandemic consumer expectations where both style and practicality are sought after when buying apparel and footwear. Although price sensitivity remains a significant factor, Romanians are showing an increasing interest in quality and fashionable ... Read More
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Footwear in Romania
... their children’s shoes to provide comfort and ensure healthy development of the feet. Since children’s feet are also growing, the frequency of purchase is often greater than for adults. Euromonitor International's Footwear in Romania report ... Read More
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Footwear in Portugal
... economy re-opened, and consumers returned to offices. Leather footwear has been losing ground to synthetic and textile in recent years contributing to lower unit prices. Retailers use of discounting campaigns to sell stocks has also ... Read More
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Footwear in France
... the small growth seen last year. This is, in general, attributed to consumer price-sensitivity and the fact that good quality, robust footwear has a decent lifespan, thus does not necessarily need frequent repurchases. Added to ... Read More
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Footwear in Greece
... environment, where consumers are more price-conscious, there is a rising preference for investing in higher-quality, versatile footwear that offers better returns over time. At the same time, the rise of athleisure and the continued shift ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in France
... affecting childrenswear, gloomy weather during the first half of the year negatively affecting consumer footfall, and overall economic uncertainty leading to consumer price sensitivity. Whilst tourists and visitors flocked to Paris for the Olympics and ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in the Netherlands
... to purchase apparel and footwear remains high, Dutch consumers are still adopting a more cautious attitude towards spending and seek out attractive prices across different retail channels to find the best price discounts and promotional ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in Greece
... The period immediately following the pandemic saw a significant recovery in sales, driven by pent-up demand. By 2024, much of this rebound effect had diminished, leading to a more moderate rate of growth. At the ... Read More
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Footwear in the Netherlands
... labour costs, requiring consumers to pay a higher price as occurred during the previous year. Women’s and children’s footwear registered the highest growth, driven by heavier marketing investment from manufacturers. More frequent launches encouraged consumers ... Read More
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Italy Luxury Goods Market Size & Share Analysis - Growth Trends & Forecasts (2024 - 2029)
... USD 23.86 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 2.52% during the forecast period (2024-2029). In Italy, rising disposable incomes and heightened spending on clothing, fueled by the sway of social media fashion trends, are ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in the United Kingdom
... purchasing behaviour among consumers due to low disposable incomes. The cost of goods, driven by continued rising energy and raw material costs and large-scale supply chain disruptions across the value chain, has proved a hurdle ... Read More
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Footwear in the United Kingdom
... to rise, albeit slowly. Sales are primarily benefiting from the success of key campus-style footwear in the women’s segment. A greater focus on children’s health also sees further investment in the development of children’s footwear. ... Read More
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Footwear in the Czech Republic
... fastest-growing categories, as these products appeal not only to athletes but also to a broader demographic. A significant trend shaping the market is the adoption of performance footwear for everyday use, with Czech consumers increasingly ... Read More
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Footwear in Denmark
... lifestyles outside the home. However, the rebound was stifled in 2022 and 2023 as consumers grappled with the cost-of-living crisis. With economic recovery ensuing, the footwear category witnessed a return to volume sales growth in ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in Denmark
... rising wages and lower interest rates. Consumers have become more inclined to spend on apparel and footwear, with some choosing to trade up again to premium brands. Current value growth picked up substantially in 2024 ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in the Czech Republic
... optimistic outlook, characterised by a recovery in demand and growing consumer confidence. Despite this positive shift, cheap fast fashion continues to dominate among Czech consumers. The Chinese ultra-fast fashion brand Shein has gained significant market ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear in Spain
... key factor behind this trend. With many households exposed to rising interest rates, given the high concentration of variable-rate mortgages, Spaniards saw a decline in their disposable incomes and exercised caution when it came to ... Read More
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Footwear in Spain
... by inflation and higher interest rates, are curtailing interest spending on fashion products, particularly in categories like footwear, where products are typically designed to be durable. Similar to 2023, Spaniards are extending the time between ... Read More
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