Footwear is expected to return to its normal historical patterns in the post-pandemic landscape, although some current trends do still look set to continue. For example, sneakers will continue to cannibalise formal footwear, especially if the hybrid/virtual working model continues.
The local trade association of footwear predicts a still dynamic but lower growth for sneakers in the short-term, due to accelerated inflation. However, this seems to be more a projection based on what is occurring in the Chinese territory, regarding the issues of stock shortages and logistical restrictions.
Rising sustainability trends mean that sustainable sneakers will become increasingly important over the forecast period, albeit will remain something of a niche in the short-term. Eco-responsible sneakers are already seeing some attention, as they are worn by the likes of Emmanuel Macron, and Prince Harry's wife, Meghan Markle.
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Footwear
This is the aggregation of children's footwear, men's footwear and women's footwear. Includes all men’s, women’s and children’s outdoor and indoor shoes made of materials as leather, fabric or plastic. Outdoor shoes includes all dress shoes, trainers, sports shoes, sandals, boots, pumps, and high heels. Indoor shoes includes house-shoes and slippers. Items must be new when sold to the consumer; second-hand/used footwear is excluded. Antique and/or vintage footwear is also excluded. Sports footwear (broken out as a separate category) is included in total footwear figure. One pair of footwear constitutes one volume unit.
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