Outerwear market research (page 1 of 4)

Following a sharp 2% decline in 2009 over the previous year as a result of the economic downturn, decline softened to below 1% in 2010. Men’s outerwear (excluding jeans) thus proved more resilient in ...

Decline sharpened for women’s outerwear (excluding jeans) in 2010, following an initial decline in 2009. 2009 saw many consumers’ concerns rise about the United Arab Emirates’ economy, as a result of ...

The main factor influencing sales of women’s outerwear in recent years, as well as in 2010, was the “buy more for less” attitude demonstrated by Norwegian women, a trend which was strongly supported b...

Following a disastrous 2009, when volume and current value sales declined by 6% and 5% respectively, women’s outerwear (excluding jeans) saw some recovery in 2010. Sales suffered in 2009 due to rising...

After a difficult year in 2009 men’s outerwear recovered, especially during the second half of 2010. Leading the growth were specialised menswear retailers, and those offering premium products. Howeve...

Men’s wardrobes became increasingly mixed during the review period, with men increasingly owning a range of western clothing alongside their more traditional thobes. A growing number of men began to w...

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The economic crisis did not leave much room for strong growth in men’s outerwear. There was a slight increase in the category overall, showing the trend towards economic choices and only necessary sho...

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The recession brought strong scepticism in the market, as sales dropped rapidly. Even women’s outerwear, a category which usually excels in the apparel market because of its target group, could not av...

in 2010, the opening of some brands such as Bershka and Pimkie resulted in a widening of choice available to consumers. These new brands have made women more demanding with regard to quality and the d...

Men’s outerwear remained unsaturated, reflecting some demand decrease. The economic crisis did present an opportunity for domestic players to develop: international retail chains are not expected to a...

Recovering consumer incomes combined with a generally improved consumer mood helped women’s outerwear start recovering after declining over previous two years. Volume sales of women’s outerwear increa...

After two consecutive years of volume and value decline due to economic recession, men’s outerwear category recorded significant growth to surpass 2007 figures. In 2010, men’s outerwear recorded 2% vo...

The perceived end of economic recession helped the market to recover, especially in the second half of 2010. Retail volume sales in women’s outerwear category grew by 2%, matched by a value growth of ...

As in women’s outerwear, the economic revival engendered good current value growth in men’s outerwear in 2010. Consumer confidence stabilised, resulting in increased household expenditure on clothing....

Women’s outerwear has outperformed men’s outerwear in retail volume sales terms in Germany. This is explained by the increased attention women in general pay to their appearance. After a fall in retai...

Women’s outerwear recorded 2% volume growth in 2010, which was stronger than the review period CAGR of 1%. This can be attributed to the better economic situation, as Vietnam started to recover from t...

In 2010 men’s outerwear recorded volume growth of 1%, which was slightly higher than the growth the previous year. This can be attributed to the fact that the economy started to recover from economic ...

In 2009, women’s outerwear registered a current value decline of 8%. However, signs of economic recovery enabled the category to achieve positive current value growth of 2% in 2010 as many consumers r...

Overall, men’s outerwear put in a good performance in 2010, posting positive current value growth of 1% following a 10% decline in 2009. The category’s recovery in 2010 can largely be attributed to a ...

Men’s outerwear increased by 8% in volume terms in 2010, as Sweden had four distinct seasons in this year, requiring consumers to purchase new outerwear for each season....

Women’s outerwear increased strongly in 2010, as the country had four distinct seasons, which boosted sales, as each season’s weather conditions required consumers to purchase new outerwear....

Women’s outerwear has not performed to the expectations across the industry, with large retailers seeing low growth. The women’s outerwear category is the biggest sales generator for large retailers i...

Men have not started spending again on themselves but rather choosing to shop for their families. Many retailers report that men are still being affected by the recession, particularly in smaller town...

The value and volume sales of men’s outerwear were negatively affected by modest consumer demand in 2010. Danish men bought products on the cheap as seen in the overall value sales. In Denmark - a cou...

Women’s outerwear remains affected in 2010 by the consequences of the recession. However, there was a slight change in the trend. In the last quarter of the year the market experienced larger consumer...