Luxury Goods Retailing in Europe, 2017-2022: Market & Category Expenditure and Forecasts, Trends, and Competitive Landscape

Luxury Goods Retailing in Europe, 2017-2022: Market & Category Expenditure and Forecasts, Trends, and Competitive Landscape

Summary

Uncertain global economy, terrorist attacks, currency fluctuations and dwindling international tourists led to a challenging environment for the luxury market over the past five years. Luxury sales registered a negative CAGR of 0.1% during the period 2012-2017 to reach US$104.7bn in 2017 from US$105.0bn in 2012.

However, sales are forecast to grow at a CAGR of 3.5% during 2017-2022 to reach US$124.4 billion by 2022 against the backdrop of improving global economy, and an increasing number of international tourists, especially Chinese tourists. Additionally, new store openings, renovation of existing stores, online expansion and innovations in product offerings by major luxury retailers are the major growth drivers for the European luxury market.

Italy remained the largest market in 2017, accounting for 21% of the luxury goods retail sales in Europe. Luxury sales in the country are forecast to register a steady CAGR during 20170-2022. On the other hand, in 2017, France accounted for 20.9% of the total luxury goods retail sales in Europe and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.2% till 2022. The attractiveness of Paris as a fashion hub, a growing number of tourists, improving economy and ensuing rise in local consumption are projected to aid the growth of luxury sales in the country. By 2022, France’s luxury market is projected to be the largest market in Europe, ahead of Italy, albeit by a small margin.

Clothing continues to remain as the largest category in luxury sales in Europe. Increasing demand for fashion and new ranges from popular brands and international designers drive the sales of clothing products in the region. Additionally, increasing adoption by millennials is also projected to drive sales.

The "Luxury Goods Retailing in Europe, 2017-2022", report provides analysis of current and forecast market data for luxury goods retail sales in different product categories across Europe.

Key Highlights

• Luxury goods retail sales in Europe to reach US$124.4 billion by 2022.


• France to emerge as the largest market for luxury by 2022 overtaking Italy.


• Clothing is the largest product category in luxury sales in Europe.


• Personal care category set to grow the fastest over forecast period 2017-2022.

Scope

• Current market sizes and forecasts to 2022 by country and 12 categories, including clothing, consumer electronics, drinks, footwear, homewares, jewelry, watches and accessories, luggage and leather goods, personal care, communication equipment, stationery, tobacco, and others.


• Market insights based on consumer trends and changing economic and demographic factors.


• Luxury goods retail sales and fastest-growing markets for Luxury goods channel.


• Category level retail sales and forecast growth rates.


• Competitive landscape covering market share of major Luxury goods operators and their Luxury goods sales and trading update analysis, recent key events.

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