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UK Value Clothing Retailers 2010
Verdict Research Limited, Dec 2010, Pages: 238
The UK Value Clothing Retailers 2010 examines the top nine value clothing retailers and includes key operating statistics, clothing and value clothing market share data and individual retailer outlooks. It analyses the key issues that value clothing retailers face, including the impact of the economy and inflation, and also includes forecasts for sector growth up until 2014.
Scope:
- Comprehensive profiles and outlooks for the nine largest operators in value clothing including key operating statistics and store and space data
- Size of the UK value clothing market 2001-2011e, distribution channels, category share, store numbers and space
- Value clothing market forecasts up until 2014
- Key issues and opportunities for the sector including international expansion and performance of the value sector compared to mid market and premium
Highlights:
Primark and Sainsbury grew their UK clothing sales by £1.1bn and £0.46bn respectively between 2005 and 2010. Each has added substantial space to clothing in this period, but both will experience a slower pace of growth over the next five years which will slow value clothing sales growth overall.
We believe that new entrants, such as Morrison, Argos and US retailer Forever 21 will dilute sales in the segment rather than grow the market as the retail environment is far more challenging for value retailers now than in the past decade.
A transactional website opens up the market geographically without the cost of operating stores and as high regional unemployment will hit the profitability of regional stores, reconfiguring the store chain and investing in a website could overcome this.
Reasons to Purchase:
- Use Verdict’s practical and actionable analysis to shape future business strategy.
- Identify the key issues in the market and plan accordingly in order to reduce risk and maximise growth opportunities.
- Benchmark your performance against the 9 leading value clothing retailers’ key operating statistics and growth plans.
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