Sports-inspired footwear is expected to continue to rise in popularity and demand, as consumers have prioritised comfort since the onset of the pandemic. Evolving standards for workplace attire or dress codes for events are allowing consumers to wear sneakers and casual footwear more often.
As seen across all industries, sustainability is also becoming increasingly important within footwear, with the pandemic exposing the negative impacts of the industry on the planet. Consumers are now, more than ever, expecting action and complete transparency from companies, with many already prioritising those that have strong sustainability initiatives.
Foot traffic in stores is back to pre-COVID-19 levels, with consumers taking full advantage of the easing of restrictions in 2022. Shopping is seen as an experience and a recreational activity by some, and retailers and manufacturers have begun to realise this.
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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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