DUBLIN – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – The report “UK Value Clothing 2019-2024” has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com offer.

The UK Value Clothing 2019-2024 report offers a comprehensive overview and analysis of the UK Value Clothing market (including forecast to 2024), key players, key trends and consumer attitudes.

It provides in-depth analysis of the following: hot issues impacting the market, success strategies, market size and forecast, retailer profiles, retailer market shares, consumer data and future prospects. Consumer data is based on our How Britain Shops 2019 survey, using a panel of 10,000 nationally representative UK consumers, and our 2019 UK clothing survey, using a panel of 5,000 clothing buyers.

The UK clothing market value is expected to reach 14.1 billion in 2019, the market is still expected to outperform the entire UK clothing market over the next five years due to low consumer confidence, the economic uncertainty and buyers’ appetite to bargain for the benefit of value retailers. advantage. Men’s clothing will be the best performer through 2024, with the sub-sector growing 12.1%.

Scope

• New Look has been the biggest loser in the UK value clothing market over the past five years, losing 2.6 percentage points of market share due to its loss of relevance and growing competition in the clothing segment. youth.

• The specialist apparel channel is expected to grow 1.6 percentage points over the next five years, driven by strong performances from PrettyLittleThing, boohoo.com and Primark.

• The online value clothing market is expected to grow 37.0% over the next five years.

• Door-to-door delivery remains the most popular fulfillment method among shoppers of value clothing thanks to delivery economy programs, but click & collect continues to gain traction, with 41.0% of shoppers using this option. over the past year.

Reasons to buy

• Find out how each valuable apparel sub-category (women’s, men’s, children’s wear, accessories) is expected to perform over the next five years, allowing you to adjust your product lines accordingly to maximize sales potential.

• Use our data on the most important factors in the value of clothing purchases (including value for money, quality and in-store experience) to help inform your business strategy.

• Understand how often different age groups value clothes and how much they spend per year to help you increase spending for your target customers.

• Find out how important product sustainability and retail ethics are to empowering apparel buyers, and whether key value retailers are doing enough to protect the environment to guide your own initiatives.

• Use our in-depth analysis of Bonmarch and New Look to understand why they are losing market share and the lessons to be learned from their challenges.

Main topics covered:

TOP ISSUES

• Valuable Apparel Market Drivers and Inhibitors

• Main issues with valuable clothing

• Men’s fashion is not yet fully exploited by value players, as unisex appeal proves difficult

• Domination of online pureplays and unconvincing proposition to blame for Select’s struggles

• Discount grocers missed opportunities in value clothing

• Value retailers must live up to buyer demand for more sustainability efforts

• Value retailers must find innovative ways to build loyalty

• Strategies for success

WHAT PEOPLE ARE BUYING

• Securities

• The sector at a glance

• The sector in context

• Overall size of the sector

• Overall sector growth

• Growth of the value clothing category

• Spend per head

• Online dynamic

WHERE PEOPLE SHOP

• Securities

• Distribution chains

• Market shares

• Key indicators

• Retail stores

• Retailer Profiles

• Cheap

• Matalan

• lost

• New look

• peacocks

• Primark

• Pretty little thing

• Competitor dynamics

HOW AND WHY PEOPLE BUY

• Securities

• Who shops and where they are

• What categories they buy

• Channels used by consumers

• Execution methods used by consumers

• Frequency of purchases

• What is important when shopping for valuable clothing

• Retailer recommendations
  

Companies mentioned

• Aldi

• Asda Limited Stores

• Asos

• Cheap

• boohoo.com

• boohooMAN

• Luxury Woman

• H&M

• I saw it first

• LASULA

• Lidl

• MRS

• Matalan

• New look

• Pep & Co

• Poundland

• Pretty little thing

• Primark

• River island

• Sainsbury’s

• To select

• Tesco

• The man at the top

• Topshop

• Uniqlo

• Zalando

• Zara

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