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UK Retail Futures: Clothing & Footwear 2012

Published by: Verdict Research Ltd

Published: Apr. 25, 2008 - 196 Pages


Table of Contents


CHAPTER 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Key Findings

Main Conclusions



CHAPTER 2 FORECAST SUMMARY

Expenditure Summary

Specialists Summaries



CHAPTER 3 KEY MARKET ISSUES

Demographic Changes

Convenience

Polarisation Risk to Midmarket

Impact of Seasonality - Greater Flexibility

Store Expansion and Investment



CHAPTER 4 CLOTHING SPECIALISTS OUTLOOK

Key Issues

Retail Sales & Sources of Sales Growth

Retail Sales & Sources of Sales Growth

Share of Total Sales & Store Numbers

Space Growth

Sales Densities



CHAPTER 5 FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS OUTLOOK

Key Issues

Retail Sales & Sources of Sales Growth

Share of Total Sales & Store Numbers

Space Growth

Sales Densities



CHAPTER 6 CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION

Sales & Spending

Forecast Changes for Major Channels

Clothing Market Shares

Footwear Market Shares



CHAPTER 7 CATEGORY FORECAST

Expenditure Summary

Expenditure Analysis

Expenditure Growth

Clothing

Womenswear

Women's Outerwear

Women's Underwear

Menswear

Men's Outerwear

Men's Underwear

Childrenswear

Girlswear

Boyswear

Infantswear

Accessories

Footwear



CHAPTER 8 UK ECONOMIC FORECASTS

Key Messages

Gross Domestic Product - GDP

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Earnings Growth

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Real Household Disposable Income

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Employment

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Inflation

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Exchange Rates

How do they affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Interest Rates

How do they affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Savings Ratio

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Consumer Debt

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Equities

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

House Price Inflation

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Housing Equity Withdrawal

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?

Housing Transactions

How does it affect retail?

What's happened?

What will happen?



CHAPTER 9 UK RETAILING FORECASTS

Key Indicators

Retail Expenditure 1997-2012

Sales by Location 2007-2012

Sources of Growth 1997-2012

Store Numbers by Location 1997-2012

Space by Location 1997-2012

Sales Density by Location 1997-2012

Average Store Size 1997-2012

Average Store Sales 1997-2012

Online Retail Spending



CHAPTER 10 GLOSSARY

Terminology

Market Definition

Location Definitions

Town Centre

Out-of-town

Neighbourhood

Non-store Retail

Forecasting Methodology

Abbreviations



List of Tables

Table 1: Clothing & footwear expenditure summary 2002, 2007 & 2012

Table 2: Clothing summary 2002, 2007 & 2012

Table 3: Footwear summary 2002, 2007 & 2012

Table 4: The impact of rising costs on demographic groups and its affect on the clothing and footwear market 2007-2012

Table 5: Effect of seasonality - issues for clothing and footwear retailers 2008

Table 6: Shopping Center Developments 2008-2012

Table 7: Clothing specialists sales 1997-2012

Table 8: Sources of growth for clothing specialists 1997-2012

Table 9: Total selling space for clothing specialists 1997-2012

Table 10: Footwear specialists sales 1997-2012

Table 11: Sources of growth for footwear specialists 1997-2012

Table 12: Total selling space for footwear specialists 1997-2012

Table 13: Clothing and Footwear channels of distribution by retailer type 2006, 2007 and 2012e

Table 14: Clothing market shares 2003-2008e

Table 15: Footwear market shares 2003-2008e

Table 16: Clothing and footwear expenditure summary 1997, 2002, 2007 & 2012

Table 17: Clothing & footwear expenditure analysis 2007-2012

Table 18: Total clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 19: Total clothing expenditure 1997-2012

Table 20: Womenswear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 21: Women's outerwear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 22: Women's underwear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 23: Menswear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 24: Men's outerwear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 25: Men's underwear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 26: Childrenswear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 27: Girlswear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 28: Boyswear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 29: Infantswear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 30: Accessories expenditure 1997-2012

Table 31: Footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Table 32: Economic drivers for retail 2008

Table 33: Measures of inflation 2008

Table 34: UK retailing forecasts summary 2007-2012

Table 35: Forecast chronology 2008-2012

Table 36: Total consumer retail expenditure 1997-2012

Table 37: Sales by location 1997-2012

Table 38: Total UK physical store sales & selling space 1997-2012

Table 39: Sources of sales growth for physical stores 1997-2012

Table 40: Store numbers 1997-2012

Table 41: Space by location 1997-2012

Table 42: Sales densities by location at current prices 1997-2012

Table 43: Average store size by location 1997-2012

Table 44: Average sales per store by location at current prices 1997-2012

Table 45: Clothing & footwear market definition 2008



List of Figures

Figure 1: Clothing & footwear expenditure growth 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 2: Clothing & footwear specialists growth 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 3: UK population by age group 2007 and forecast 2012

Figure 4: Clothing & footwear market split by value, mid and premium

Figure 5: Clothing specialists sales as a % of total retail consumer spending 1997-2012

Figure 6: Clothing specialists store numbers (000) 1997-2012

Figure 7: Space growth for clothing specialists 1997-2012

Figure 8: Clothing specialists sales densities at current prices 1997-2012

Figure 9: Clothing specialists sales densities at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 10: Footwear specialists sales as a % of total retail consumer spending 1997-2012

Figure 11: Footwear specialists outlet numbers (000) 1997-2012

Figure 12: Space growth for footwear specialists 1997-2012

Figure 13: Footwear specialists sales densities at current prices 1997-2012

Figure 14: Footwear specialists sales densities at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 15: Clothing & footwear channels of distribution 2006, 2007 & 2012

Figure 16: Changes in shares of clothing & footwear market 2012 on 2007

Figure 17: Clothing retailers change in market share 2007e on 2002

Figure 18: Footwear retailers change in market share 2007e on 2002

Figure 19: Clothing & footwear expenditure growth rates 1997-02, 2002-07 & 2007-12

Figure 20: Clothing & footwear expenditure as a % of total spending 1997-2012

Figure 21: Clothing & footwear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 22: Clothing expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear spending 1997-2012

Figure 23: Clothing expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 24: Womenswear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 25: Womenswear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 26: Women's outerwear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 27: Women's outerwear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 28: Women's underwear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 29: Women's underwear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 30: Menswear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 31: Menswear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 32: Men's outerwear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 33: Men's outerwear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 34: Men's underwear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 35: Men's underwear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 36: Childrenswear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 37: Childrenswear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 38: Girlswear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 39: Girlswear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 40: Boyswear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 41: Boyswear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012e

Figure 42: Infantswear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 43: Infantswear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 44: Accessories expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 45: Accessories expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 46: Footwear expenditure as a % of clothing & footwear expenditure 1997-2012

Figure 47: Footwear expenditure growth at constant (2003) prices 1997-2012

Figure 48: Real gross domestic product (GDP) at constant (2003) prices 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 49: Inflation vs average earnings growth 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 50: Tax & Prices vs Average Earnings 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 51: Real household disposable income at constant (2003) prices 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 52: UK employment 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 53: UK employment 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 54: Inflation rates Y-o-Y 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 55: Sterling, dollar and euro exchange rates 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 56: UK average base rates 1997-2007 and forecast by quarter for 2008

Figure 57: UK average base rates 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 58: Savings ratio 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 59: Growth in consumer debt 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 60: FTSE 100 Index 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 61: UK house price inflation 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 62: Housing Equity Withdrawal (England & Wales) 1996-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 63: Housing transactions (England & Wales) 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 64: Retail spending value, volume and inflation/deflation trends 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 65: Retail spending as percentage of total consumer spending 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 66: Consumer, retail and non-retail spending trends % 1997-2007 and forecast to 2012

Figure 67: Retail sales by location 2007 and 2012

Figure 68: Share of turnover by location 1997, 2002, 2007 & 2012

Figure 69: % share of store numbers by location 1997, 2002, 2007 & 2012

Figure 70: % share of space by location 1997, 2002, 2007 & 2012

Figure 71: Online retail spending 1997-2012

Figure 72: Verdict forecasting methodology

Abstract

Introduction

Verdict Research: The UK clothing & footwear sector has undergone a major repositioning since the millennium because of price deflation. Power has shifted from the traditional middle market retailers to volume, price-led retailers and more premium niche brands. This report highlights the trends and indicates both the challenges retailers face and the opportunities available.

Scope

  • Five-year forecasts for expenditure, inflation and volume growth in clothing, womenswear, menswear, childrenswear, accessories & footwear.
  • Five-year forecasts for clothing and footwear specialists' sales, store numbers, retail space and sales densities.
  • Channel of distribution forecasts for specialists, grocers, department stores, home shopping and other non-specialists.
  • Outlook for both clothing and footwear specialists and a comprehensive analysis of the key issues.

Report Highlights

  • Growth is set to slow down over the next five years to 17.0% and price deflation will come to an end in 2010.
  • The influx of new space will make it hard to achieve like-for-like growth, but will provide opportunities to relocate to larger stores in higher footfall locations. This will allow clothing specialists to widen their ranges further, which will put footwear specialists under greater pressure.
  • Value retailers will account for a quarter of all spending in the clothing & footwear market by 2012.

Reasons to Purchase

  • Using reliable, authoritative and robust forecasts to make strategic plans with confidence.
  • Incentivise managers to outperform using independent growth forecasts.
  • Evaluate your current positioning on the basis of future growth opportunities and realign where necessary to maximise growth prospects.



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