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Strategy Briefing
Childrenswear in Asia Pacific
Apr 2019
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Asia Pacific is the largest and fastest growing region for childrenswear in the world. The large population and a growing middle class underpins good demand for childrenswear in the region. Also, rising income levels, urbanisation and adoption of Western wear have led an increase in per capita spending. China and India are key markets driving growth in the region, and these two Asian powerhouses will continue to sustain growth and boost the strong growth potential of the region.
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Key Findings
Asia Pacific is the largest childrenswear market
Asia Pacific is the largest and fastest growing regions for childrenswear in the world. The large population, along with the growing middle class, help sustain growth, while rising income levels, rapid urbanisation and the adoption of Western styles also boost per capita spending on childrenswear.
China remains by far the leading market
China is by far the region’s largest childrenswear market, and posted significant growth over 2013-2018. While the country relaxed its “one child” policy, the birth rate remained low. Instead, the increase in per capita spending contributed to the growth of childrenswear sales in the country, as Chinese middle-class parents are more sophisticated and willing to trade up to high-quality and designer childrenswear.
India brings growth opportunities
India also experiences strong growth in childrenswear. On the back of income growth, a large youth population and continuing urbanisation, Indian parents are trading up and/or buying better brands for their children.
The childrenswear market remains fragmented
Childrenswear in Asia Pacific remains fragmented. While mature markets such as Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore saw fairly large shares held by top-ranked companies, the other smaller Asian countries such as Vietnam, India, Indonesia and the Philippines see more mixed penetration of both branded and unbranded companies.
Online channel grows strongly
While store-based retailing such as apparel and footwear specialist retailers and department stores remain popular destinations for consumers to purchase childrenswear, internet retailing saw remarkable growth over 2013-2018.
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Introduction
Scope
Key findings
Regional Overview
Asia Pacific is the largest and fastest growing region for childrenswear
Region expected to see continuous growth in future
China, India and Japan are the region’s leading markets
Emerging Asian countries see moderate growth
Baby and toddler wear posts fastest growth in Asia Pacific
China and India drive majority of category growth
“Mini-me” fashion on the rise
Apparel and footwear specialist retailers remains a leading channel
Internet retailing sees fastest growth
Leading Companies and Brands
Childrenswear remains highly fragmented
A mix of domestic and international players take the lead
Performance of top 10 companies reliant on China
Competition increases among top 10 brands
Forecast Projections
China expects to continue driving regional forecast growth
Positive outlook despite lower birth rates in the region
Country Snapshots
China: market context
China: competitive and retail landscape
Hong Kong, China: market context
Hong Kong, China: competitive and retail landscape
India: market context
India: competitive and retail landscape
Indonesia: market context
Indonesia: competitive and retail landscape
Japan: market context
Japan: competitive and retail landscape
Malaysia: market context
Malaysia: competitive and retail landscape
Philippines: market context
Philippines: competitive and retail landscape
Singapore: market context
Singapore: competitive and retail landscape
South Korea: market context
South Korea: competitive and retail landscape
Taiwan: market context
Taiwan: competitive and retail landscape
Thailand: market context
Thailand: competitive and retail landscape
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