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While the global apparel market continues on its path to recovery, regional trends paint a mixed picture. This report explores salient trends from a geographic point of view, notably the ongoing power shift from the West to Asia Pacific. It also analyses the evolution of the distribution landscape, focusing on the increasing sophistication of the online channel, the increasing importance of m-commerce and s-commerce, as well as the changing role of traditional store formats.
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The global apparel market has been shaped by three contrasting regional movements – robust growth in emerging markets, fragile recovery in the US, and a sharp slowdown in Western Europe.
As internet retailing grows in importance, the medium has becomes more nuanced. Notable developments include the growth of curation-driven sites, m-commerce, and s-commerce.
With the on-line channel stealing market share, apparel specialist retailers and department stores have been investing heavily in creating compelling in-store environments and services to rebuild their appeal.
Price sensitivity remains a hallmark of the North American and Western European markets. While economy brands and off-price concepts flourish, other retailers have been harmed by heavy discounting.
The shift from informal to formal retail channels has boosted value sales of apparel in emerging markets. This has been led by international entrants seeking to capitalise on rising disposable incomes and urbanisation.
Western Europe's importance to global apparel sales will decline further, while Asia Pacific will move from strength to 2017.strength. The region is forecast to contribute over 70% of absolute value sales growth over 2012-2018
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