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Retail Intelligence ReportApparel
October 2019
Table of contentsTable of contents
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Profit & Loss report
Global industry trend
Research findings
Net income & revenueof apparel brands
Global retail & ecommerce trend
Global apparel market trendGlobal apparel market trend
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Value of the Global Apparel Market: 2018 – 2022, $ Million USD, current priceValue of the Global Apparel Market: 2018 – 2022, $ Million USD, current price
Value of the Apparel Market: Compound Annual Growth rate (2018 – 2022)Value of the Apparel Market: Compound Annual Growth rate (2018 – 2022)
Source: https://shenglufashion.com/2018/02/18/statistics-global-apparel-market-2018-2022/
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Value of the Global Apparel Market: 2018 – 2022, $ Million USD, current price
Value of the Apparel Market: Compound Annual Growth rate (2018 – 2022)
Global apparel retail trendGlobal apparel retail trend
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Global apparel retail industry value forecastGlobal apparel retail industry value forecast
1,312 1,380 1,453 1,533 1,620
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2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
€ Billion % Growth
The value of the global apparel retail market totaled €1,280 billion in 2017 (52.6% womenswear, 31.3% menswear and 16.1% children’s wear), up 4.9% from a year earlier and is forecasted to reach €1,600 billion in value in 2022, an increase of 29.7% since 2017. The compound annual growth rate of the market between 2017 and 2022 is forecasted to be 5.3%
The Asia-Pacific region accounted for 37.1% of the global apparel retail market in 2017 (up from 36.8% in 2015), followed by followed by Europe (28.5%) and the United States (23.6%).
Four key markets – France, Germany, Japan and Italy – are all forecast to shrink by 2021
Source: https://shenglufashion.com/2018/12/18/market-size-of-the-global-textile-and-apparel-industry-2016-to-2021-2022/; https://www.commonobjective.co/article/the-size-of-the-global-fashion-retail-market
Global apparel retail industry value forecast
E-commerce clothing segmentWorldwide revenue by Billions of USD
E-commerce clothing segmentWorldwide revenue by Billions of USD
Global apparel e-commerce trendGlobal apparel e-commerce trend
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10 largest e-commerce markets in 2019By billions of USD
10 largest e-commerce markets in 2019By billions of USD
U.S.$561
China$740
Brazil$16
Canada$44
UK$93
Germany$77
France$55
Russia$19
Japan$87
South Korea$69 $317 $362
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2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Source: https://www.shopify.com/enterprise/ecommerce-fashion-industry; https://www.fibre2fashion.com/industry-article/8240/global-apparel-marketoutlook-for-2019
The current year 2018 has seen world apparel players witnessing store downsizings and lesser retail growth but increase in sales due to digital market presence. This effect has fuelled changes in the approach of the market players and this will continue in 2019 too with more emphasis on the growth of e- commerce, mobile shopping and meeting ever rising expectations of personalization among customers.
From 2019-2022, the global prediction is that online platforms, like Amazon, will experience at least 5 times more revenue compared to 2018. While consumers frequent websites to compare prices and products, global online platforms are expected to expand their fashion brand partnerships and develop additional engagement methods to stay competitive in the cut-throat digital shopping space.
10 largest e-commerce markets in 2019 E-commerce clothing segment
Profit & Loss report – FY18Profit & Loss report – FY18
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Brand names
Zara, Pull&Bear,Massimo Dutti,Bershka,Stradivarius,Oysho, Zara Home, Uterque
Club Monaco,Polo RalphLauren.
Old Navy,Banana Republic,Athleta Inc, Forth & Towne, Hill City
Gucci, Yves SaintLaurent, BottegaVeneta, Balenciaga,AlexanderMcqueen, Brioni,Boucheron,Pomellato, DoDo,Qeelin, Vertbaudet, Ulysse Nardi,n Sowind Group
Dockers,Signature by Levi Strauss, Denizen
Hermes horizons,Petit h, John Lobbshoes, CristalleriesSaint-Louis, Puiforcat, Shang Xia, CreationsMetaphores, Verelde Belval, Bucol, Le Crin
COS, Weekday,Monki, H&MHome, & Otherstories, Afound,ARKET, Cheap Monday
Market Cap (€) 75.89 bn 6.46 bn 6.01 bn 56.87 bn 57.41 bn 6.09 bn 64.84 bn 26.14 bn
Headquarter Arteixo, Galicia,Spain
Madison Avenue, New York, USA
San Francisco,California, USA Milan, Italy Paris, France San Francisco,
California, USA Paris, France Stockholm, Sweden
Employees 174,386 23,500 135,000 13,556 34,795 15,100 14,284 177,000
Source: Company Annual ReportsExchange rate 12-Aug-19 : $1 = €0.89
Profit & Loss report – FY18Profit & Loss report – FY18
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Financial
Revenue (est.) €26.15 bn €5.64 bn €14.81 bn €3.14 bn €13.67 bn €4.97 bn €5.97 bn €19.63 bn
Cost of goods €11.33 bn €2.17 bn €9.16 bn €0.88 bn €9.23 bn €2.30 bn €1.79 bn €9.28 bn
Gross profit €5.46 bn €3.47 bn €5.65 bn €2.26 bn €4.44 bn €2.67 bn €4.178 bn €10.34 bn
Gross profit % 21% 62% 38% 72% 32% 54% 70% 53%
Operating profit/loss €4.36 bn €0.50 bn €1.22 bn €0.32 bn €3.94 bn €0.48 bn €2.05 bn €1.44 bn
Operating profit/loss % 17% 9% 8% 10% 29% 10% 34% 7%
Net Income €3.45 bn €0.43 bn €0.90 bn €0.21 bn €3.72 bn €0.25 bn €1.41 bn €1.51 bn
Net Income % 13% 8% 6% 7% 27% 5% 24% 8%
E-commercerevenue €3.14 bn - €3.13 bn - - €0.65 bn - €2.8 bn
Source: Company Annual ReportsExchange rate 12-Aug-19 : $1 = €0.89
Operating
Own Stores 7,490 501 3,194 634 1,439 3,000 310 4,968
Net income and revenue of apparel brandsNet income and revenue of apparel brands
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Revenue – Billions in €
GAP Prada Hermes Zara
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Net Income – Billions in €
GAP Prada Hermes Zara
Source: Company Annual Reports
Research FindingsResearch Findings
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CurrentLVMH:
The world’s largest luxury goods conglomerate revealed that revenue for the full year amounted to a whopping 46.8 bn euros, an increase of 10 percent over the previous year. It has 4,592 stores and 156,088 employees. Net profit for the year 2018 amounts to €6.4bn an increase of 18%.
FutureLVMH:
A unique operating model anchored by six pillars:
1. Decentralized Organization 2. Vertical integration 3. Sustaining savoir-faire 4. Organic growth 5. Creating Synergies6. Balance across business segments and geographies
CurrentGucci::
Gucci indicated that online sales, which were equivalent to 6% of retail sales, grew 70% in 2018 and also that they are still below average in China, meaning Gucci still has room to grow with a customer base which includes “all age groups.”
In 2018, Gucci set a new profitability record, and accounted for more than 80% of the Kering group’s operating profit, worth €3.944 bn.
FutureGucci:
Gucci to launch a high jewellery line “which will further strengthen Gucci’s positioning at the highest end of the spectrum.” The label also wants to strengthen its position in the travel retail channel, where it is “under-represented.” The goal is for travel retail to account for at least 10% of Gucci's total revenue.
Source: https://uk.fashionnetwork.com/news/Gucci-remains-Kering-s-main-cash-generator-in-2018,1067496.html#.XVfQiW8zZPY
Research FindingsResearch Findings
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CurrentHermes:
The Group’s consolidated revenue amounted to €5,966 m, up +10.4% at constant exchange rates and +7.5% at current exchange rates. Recurring operating income increased 6% to €2,045 m (34.3% of sales). Net profit increased 15% to €1,405 m.
The Group is largely made up of woman (68%).“The Hermes Group has shown very strong growth over the past six years – with sales up on average by 10% per annum. At the end of December, currency fluctuations represented a negative impact on revenue of €160 m.
FutureHermes:
Hermès does not look at celebrity endorsements as a brand building tactic and has actively stayed away from this form of marketing (a practice that is quite common in the LVMH brand stables). The very fact that only A-list celebrities and the ultrawealthy can afford and get access to their most premium and exclusive products is an authentic endorsement of the brand
Hermès does not follow strategies of launching region-specific collections or product offers. The same product collections are sold everywhere in the world.
CurrentInditex:
Net sales for the year €26.1bn. Like for like sales growth of 4% and online sales as % of total 12%.
As of year-end 2018, it had a network of 7,490 stores in 96 markets and was selling its fashions online in 156 markets. 85% of all stores eco-efficient (100% in China).
FutureInditex:
Inditex has put in place a new RFID-enabled stock management in Zara stores in 25 markets, including Spain, France, Italy, China, the U.S., the U.K. and Mexico, that allows that brand to fulfil online orders from stores, the company also said. All Inditex brands will adopt that system by 2020 in the countries where they run a physical store.
Apart from this Inditex also has projects such as 1. Click&Collect service- Self service checkouts 2. Automated online order pick-up points 3. Same-day / Next-day delivery 4. Eco-efficient stores
Source: https://martinroll.com/resources/articles/strategy/hermes-the-strategy-behind-the-global-luxury-success/;https://www.inditex.com/documents/10279/619384/Inditex+Annual+Report+2018.pdf/08ed7885-969d-94ff-5abf-6f10d0315fbf