United Kingdom (UK) Father's Day 2020 - Retail Occasions Series
Summary
United Kingdom (UK) Father's Day 2020 report forms part o. The publisher's Retail Occasions series, and offers a comprehensive insight into the consumer dynamics and spending habits of British consumers for Father's Day. The report analyses the market, the major players, the main trends, and consumer attitudes.
Overall Father's Day penetration fell slightly by 1.7ppts to 48.9%, however this is much less than the decrease seen for Mother's Day. This is likely due to be to an easing of restrictions regarding shop openings and visiting family.
Scope
Reasons to Buy
Summary
United Kingdom (UK) Father's Day 2020 report forms part o. The publisher's Retail Occasions series, and offers a comprehensive insight into the consumer dynamics and spending habits of British consumers for Father's Day. The report analyses the market, the major players, the main trends, and consumer attitudes.
Overall Father's Day penetration fell slightly by 1.7ppts to 48.9%, however this is much less than the decrease seen for Mother's Day. This is likely due to be to an easing of restrictions regarding shop openings and visiting family.
Scope
- With Father’s Day falling only one week after non-food shops began to resume trading, increased spend on (non-gifting) food & drink proved a natural solution for shoppers looking to avoid shopping centres, retail parks and department stores.
- Online options for consumers showed incredible popularity in the current environment, with 45.0% of consumers who bought gifts for Father’s Day choosing to do so online, a significant rise on the 27.4% in 2019.
- A lack of online awareness lead to the percentage of shoppers using Card Factory for card & gift wrap purchases to fall by 24.4ppts to 8.6%, as its physical locations were forced to close across the UK as a result of COVID-19.
Reasons to Buy
- Use our in-depth consumer insight to learn which areas within Father's Day shopping are most important to ensure that product offerings are catering to the needs and wants of customers.
- Understand what drives consumers to use a retailer for their purchases, such as convenience, value for money and delivery options in order to maximise sales potential.
- Use our in-depth analysis of the leading retailers for the Father's Day occasion in order to understand how to appeal shoppers and maximise market share.
- Understand which demographics showed the largest drops in Father’s Day penetration, in order to plan for future occasions which may also be impacted by COVID-19.
Table of Contents
The Key Findings
Consumer Attitudes
Seasonal Food & Drink
Gifts
Cards & Gift Wrap
Methodology
List of Tables
List of Figures
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Card Factory
- Tesco
- Sainsbury's
- Amazon
- Moonpig
- Funkypigeon
- Superdrug
- Marks & Spencer
- H&M
- Menkind
- Bloom & Wild
- Boots
- Matalan
- Homebase
- Waitrose
- WHSmith
- ASDA
- Morrisons
- Argos
- Aldi
- Lidl
- John Lewis
- Next
- Iceland
- B&M
- JD Sports
- New Look
- Primark
- ASOS
- Swarovski
- TK Maxx
- Ernest Jones
- Debenhams
- Adidas
- Zara
- Sports Direct
- White Stuff
- Poundland
- Very.co.uk
- Wyevale
- Home Bargains
- Blackwells
- Waterstones
- The Works
- Lakeland
- The Book Depository
- GAME
- Disney Store
- HMV
- IKEA
- Ocado
- Greenfingers.com
- Appliances Direct
- eBuyer
- JD Williams
- Littlewoods
- Nike
- Direct Golf
- Office
- Evans Cycles
- Clarks
- The Range
- Wilko
- Dunelm
- Travis Perkins
- Gardencentreonline.co.uk
- Clintons
- Paperchase
