Clothing and Footwear Retailing in Finland, Market Shares, Summary, Market Demand, Product Quality, Key Trends and Forecasts to 2022

Posted on 2019-03-18 by Mark Hub in Retail // 0 Comments

Albany, US, 2019-Mar-18 — /EPR Network/ —This research study added to the broad database of Market Research Hub (MRH) focusing on the Clothing & Footwear Retailing in Finland, Market Shares, Summary, and Forecasts to 2022 delivers an in-depth outlook to present information about executive summary and key performance indicators. Furthermore, readers can gather knowledge about the economic status, demographics and competitive landscape which is prevailing in the concerned industry during the review period, 2022. Overall, the purpose of this assessment is to present a clear picture highlighting the transformations expected to occur in the Clothing & Footwear Retailing in Finland driven by major trends and opportunities.

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Clothing & Footwear Retailing in Finland, Market Shares, Summary, and Forecasts to 2022

Summary

“Clothing & Footwear Retailing in Finland, Market Shares, Summary, and Forecasts to 2022”, provides data for historic and forecast retail sales, and also includes information on the business environment and country risk related to Finland retail environment. In addition, it analyzes the key consumer trends influencing Finland clothing and footwear industry.

Clothing & footwear is the second largest sector in Finland with 5.1 billion sales in 2017, of which clothing held 80.9% share of the total sector sales. The growth is attributed to improving economic conditions, increasing household expenditure, and growing online sales.

What else does this report offer?

– In-depth analysis of the latest trends in consumer shopping, covering the factors driving shopping, consumer insights, market dynamics
– The report also details major retailers in clothing and footwear category group with their product proposition analysis and market positioning in 2017 along with recent key developments
– Market insights based on consumer trends, changing economic and demographic factors, technology innovations, and other macroeconomic factors
– Retail sales and the fastest-growing product categories in clothing and footwear sector
– Qualitative and quantitative insights of changing retail dynamics in clothing and footwear sector.

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Scope

– Growing household consumption and fashion trends fuel sector growth
– Clothing is the largest category, accounting for 80.9% of total sector sales
– Growing employment and improved wages will help menswear sales
– Childrenswear estimated to reach 0.45 billion by 2022
– Footwear sales to delivery stable growth following recovery
– Womens footwear is the highest in the footwear category, accounting for 67.5% in 2017
– Online retail is set to become the second largest retail channel by 2022.

Table of Contents

Key findings
The state of the nation
The state of retail
Clothing & footwear
Definitions
Methodology

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