Market research for the luxury goods industry

Euromonitor has the world's most comprehensive research on the luxury goods industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends in personal goods globally, including in-depth data on market share and market size.

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Global Briefing

How Global is the Global Luxury Goods Market

The luxury goods industry has had a rollercoaster decade, witnessing periods of unprecedented consumption and deep recession. Has the economic downturn stopped the appeal of luxury? Research by Euromonitor International suggests that the answer is “No”. Although worldwide sales of luxury goods have been hit, Western consumers are now taking small steps back into luxury, while economic growth in the BRIC nations is generating new and enthusiastic buyers of luxury brands.

May 2011 | $2,000| Add to cart | View details ›

Company Profile

Gucci Group NV in Luxury Goods

Gucci Group, part of PPR, the French-based holding company, is synonymous with the Gucci brand. However, Gucci Group also counts Yves Saint Laurent, Alexander McQueen, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, Boucheron and Sergio Rossi as other major brands. Its primary focus is in leather goods, which range from handbags to accessories and travel goods. Through its various brands, it is also a major force in designer clothing and footwear.

Nov 2010 | $525| Add to cart | View details ›

Global Briefing

Luxury Brand Routes to Market: Exclusivity vs Expansion

Luxury brands are adjusting to an environment in which buying power is switching to emerging markets, while consumers in developed regions are making luxury purchases across a widening range of distribution formats, including outlet stores and online. This leaves the luxury industry facing a central dilemma: how can it access consumers in new markets, and through new channels, while at the same time maintaining the key luxury attributes of rarity, exclusivity and, consequently, desirability?

Apr 2011 | $2,000| Add to cart | View details ›