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Clothing and footwear retail market in Central Europe 2010Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia. Market analysis and development forecasts for 2010-2011
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- casual wear
- children’s wear
- sportswear
- formal menswear
- underwear, night clothes and swimwear.
- ranking of the largest clothing and footwear retailers in Central Europe by revenue and profiles of main market players
- shares for channels of distribution and price segments
- consumer profiles and development opportunities that may affect the marketplace – and your bottom line
- insight on shopping centres development.
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I Methodology
II Executive summary
III Key macroeconomic and demographic indicators in Central Europe
Macroeconomic overview
- GDP growth
- Inflation rates
- Unemployment rates
- Wage levels
Demographic indicators
-Population
- Urbanisation
IV Clothing and footwear market in Central Europe
Market value
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
Current trends on the clothing and footwear market
V Clothing and footwear market in the Czech Republic
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Development barriers and opportunities
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign vs. domestic retailers
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected clothing markets
- Casual wear
- Sportswear
- Formal menswear
VI Clothing and footwear market in Hungary
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Development barriers and opportunities
Development opportunities
Barriers to development
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign retailers vs. domestic
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected clothing markets
VII Clothing and footwear market in Poland
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Development barriers and opportunities
Development opportunities
Barriers to development
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign vs. domestic retailers
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected markets
- Casual wear
- Sportswear
VIII Clothing and footwear market in Romania
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Market drivers and barriers
Drivers
Barriers
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign vs. domestic retailers
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected clothing markets
- Casual wear
- Sportswear
- Children’s wear
IX Clothing and footwear market in Slovakia
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Development barriers and opportunities
Development opportunities
Barriers to development
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign retailers vs. domestic
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected clothing markets
- Sportswear
X Profiles of selected regional clothing and footwear retailers
Clothing retailers
C&A
Charles Vogele
EMF (Ultimate Fashion)
H&M
Inditex
Kenvelo
LPP
Orsay
New Yorker
Takko Fashion
Tesco
Footwear retailers
Bata
Deichmann
Humanic
Leonardo
NG2
XI List of graphs
XII List of tables
XIII About PMR
XIV Contact PMR
II Executive summary
III Key macroeconomic and demographic indicators in Central Europe
Macroeconomic overview
- GDP growth
- Inflation rates
- Unemployment rates
- Wage levels
Demographic indicators
-Population
- Urbanisation
IV Clothing and footwear market in Central Europe
Market value
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
Current trends on the clothing and footwear market
V Clothing and footwear market in the Czech Republic
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Development barriers and opportunities
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign vs. domestic retailers
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected clothing markets
- Casual wear
- Sportswear
- Formal menswear
VI Clothing and footwear market in Hungary
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Development barriers and opportunities
Development opportunities
Barriers to development
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign retailers vs. domestic
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected clothing markets
VII Clothing and footwear market in Poland
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Development barriers and opportunities
Development opportunities
Barriers to development
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign vs. domestic retailers
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected markets
- Casual wear
- Sportswear
VIII Clothing and footwear market in Romania
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Market drivers and barriers
Drivers
Barriers
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign vs. domestic retailers
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected clothing markets
- Casual wear
- Sportswear
- Children’s wear
IX Clothing and footwear market in Slovakia
Size of the clothing and footwear market
Development barriers and opportunities
Development opportunities
Barriers to development
Trends in clothing and footwear trade
Consumer profile
Market subdivisions
Largest retailers
- Foreign retailers vs. domestic
Price brackets
Distribution channels
Shopping centre development
Overview of selected clothing markets
- Sportswear
X Profiles of selected regional clothing and footwear retailers
Clothing retailers
C&A
Charles Vogele
EMF (Ultimate Fashion)
H&M
Inditex
Kenvelo
LPP
Orsay
New Yorker
Takko Fashion
Tesco
Footwear retailers
Bata
Deichmann
Humanic
Leonardo
NG2
XI List of graphs
XII List of tables
XIII About PMR
XIV Contact PMR
1. Value (€ m) and y-o-y change (%) in the clothing and footwear market in CEE, 2008-2011
2. Change in value of clothing and footwear markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (%, y-o-y), 2008-2011
3. Real GDP growth rate in the CEE countries analysed (%, y-o-y), 2004-2011
4. Total GDP in the CEE countries analysed* (€ bn), 2004-2011
5. GDP of the CEE countries analysed (%), 2008
6. GDP based on PPP in the CEE countries analysed ($), 2008
7. CPI* in the CEE countries analysed, 2004-2009
8. Unemployment rates in the CEE countries analysed (%), 2001-2009
9. Average gross monthly wages in the CEE countries analysed (€), 2004-2008
10. Population of the CEE countries analysed (%), 2008
11. Joint population of the CEE countries analysed* (million), 2004-2011
12. Population living in urban areas in the CEE countries analysed (%), 2008
13. Change in value of clothing and footwear markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (%, y-o-y), 2008-2011
14. Shares of clothing and footwear markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia in combined sales of clothing and footwear (%), 2008 and 2011
15. Clothing and footwear sales per capita in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (€), 2008 and 2011
16. Change in value of clothing market in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (%, y-o-y), 2008-2011
17. Change in value of footwear market in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (%, y-o-y), 2008-2011
18. Value (CZK m) and change (%) of the clothing and footwear market in the Czech Republic, 2005-2011
19. Most popular places for clothing and footwear shopping in the Czech Republic and EU (%), 2009
20. Most popular stores for clothing and footwear shopping in the Czech Republic (%), 2009
21. Value (CZK m) and change (%) of the clothing market in the Czech Republic, 2005-2011
22. Value (CZK m) and change (%) of the footwear market in the Czech Republic, 2005-2011
23. Value of the clothing market in the Czech Republic in terms of the shares of different price brackets, 2008
24. Value of the footwear market in the Czech Republic in terms of the shares of price brackets, 2008
25. Value of the clothing market in Czech Republic, by distribution channels (%), 2008
26. Value of the footwear market in Czech Republic, by distribution channels (%), 2008
27. Value of the casual wear segment in the Czech Republic (CZK m), 2005-2011
28. Value (HUF m) and change (%) of the clothing and footwear market in Hungary, 2005-2011
29. Value (HUF m) and change (%) of the clothing market in Hungary, 2005-2011
30. Value (HUF m) and change (%) of the footwear market in Hungary, 2005-2011
31. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Hungary in terms of price bracket shares, 2008
32. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Hungary, by distribution channels (%), 2008
33. Value of the clothing market in Hungary, divided into women’s wear, menswear, children’s wear and lingerie (%), 2008
34. Value (PLN m) and change (%) of the clothing and footwear market in Poland, 2005-2011
35. Factors most commonly taken into account when shopping for clothing and footwear in Poland (% of responses), November 2008
36. Popularity of clothing and footwear brands in Poland (% of responses), November 2008
37. Value (PLN m) and change (%) of the clothing market in Poland, 2005-2011
38. Value (PLN m) and change (%) of the footwear market in Poland, 2005-2011
39. Largest overseas retailers of clothing and footwear in Poland, by sales revenue (PLN m), 2007-2008
40. Largest retailers of clothing and footwear of Polish origin, by total sales revenue (PLN m), 2007-2008
41. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Poland in terms of shares of price brackets, 2008
42. The value of the clothing and footwear market in Poland, by distribution channel (%), 2008
43. Shares by value of women’s, men’s, children’s clothing, lingerie and underwear on the clothing market in Poland (%), 2009
44. Shares by value of women’s, men’s and children’s footwear on the footwear market in Poland (%), 2009
45. Value (RON m) and change (%) of the clothing and footwear market in Romania, 2005-2011
46. Most popular places for clothing and footwear shopping in Romania and EU27 (%), 2009
47. Value (RON m) and change (%) in the clothing market in Romania, 2005-2011
48. Value (RON m) and change (%) in the footwear market in Romania, 2005-2011
49. Value of clothing market in Romania by shares of price brackets, 2008
50. Value of footwear market in Romania by shares of price brackets, 2008
51. Value of the clothing market in Romania, by distribution channels (%), 2008
52. Value of the footwear market in Romania, by distribution channels (%), 2008
53. Value of the clothing market in Romania divided into women’s wear, menswear and children’s wear (%), 2008
54. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Slovakia (€ m), 2005-2011
55. Change in value of the clothing and footwear market in Slovakia (%), 2006-2011
56. Value of the clothing market in Slovakia (€ m), 2005-2011
57. Change in value of the clothing market in Slovakia (%), 2006-2011
58. Value of the footwear market in Slovakia (€ m), 2005-2011
59. Change in value of the footwear market in Slovakia (%), 2006-2011
60. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Slovakia in terms of shares of price brackets, 2008
61. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Slovakia, by distribution channels (%), 2008
List of tables:
1. Annual average exchange rates used for this report (euro to national currency unit), 2005-2009
2. Clothing and footwear sales in selected CEE countries (€ m), 2008-2011
3. Breakdown of clothing and footwear sales in Central Europe (€ m), 3. 2008-2011
4. Largest clothing retailers in Central Europe by sales revenues (€ m), 2008
5. Largest footwear retailers in Central Europe by sales revenues (€ m), 2008
6. Expansion of selected retailers on the clothing and footwear market in CEE countries, 2009-2011 – Part 1
7. Expansion of selected retailers on the clothing and footwear market in CEE countries, 2009-2011 – Part 2
8. Shopping centre development in CEE (GLA, m8. 2), 2008-2011
9. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in CEE, 2009-2011
10. Largest clothing retailers by sales value in the Czech Republic, 2008
11. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in the Czech Republic, 2008
12. Shopping centre development in the Czech Republic (GLA m12. 2), 2008-2011
13. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in the Czech Republic, 2008-2010
14. Largest casual wear chains by number of stores in the Czech Republic, 2009
15. Largest sports goods retailers by number of outlets in the Czech Republic, 2009
16. Selected prominent clothing retailers by sales value in Hungary, 2008
17. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in Hungary, 2008
18. Shopping centre development in Hungary (GLA m18. 2), 2008-2011
19. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in Hungary, 2008-2011
20. Largest clothing retailers by sales value in Poland, 2008
21. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in Poland, 2008
22. Polish distributors of foreign premium brands in Poland, June 2009
23. Shopping centre development in Poland (GLA m23. 2), 2008-2011
24. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in Poland, 2008-2011
25. Largest casual clothing store chains in Poland by number of stores, Q4 2009
26. Large-store sports goods chains in terms of total sales in Poland, 2008
27. Sales volume of footwear by category (millions of pairs) in Romania, H1 2008 and H1 2009
28. Largest clothing retailers by sales value in Romania, 2008
29. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in Romania, 2008
30. Main domestic clothing retailers in Romania by sales value, 2009
31. Shopping centre development in Romania (GLA m31. 2), 2008-2011
32. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in Romania, 2008-2010
33. Largest casual wear retailers in Romania in terms of sales, 2008
34. Selected distributors of sportswear in Romania by number of stores, 2009
35. Selected retailers of children’s wear in Romania by number of stores, 2009
36. Largest clothing retailers by sales value in Slovakia, 2008
37. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in Slovakia, 2008
38. List of high-end brands in Slovakia, 2009
39. Shopping centre development in Slovakia (GLA m39. 2), 2008-2011
40. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in Slovakia, 2008-2010
41. C&A in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
42. Number of stores operated by Charles Vogele in Central Europe, Q4 2009
43. H&M in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
44. Number of stores operated by Inditex in Central Europe, October 2009
45. Kenvelo in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
46. Number of stores operated by LPP in Central Europe, September 2009
47. Number of stores operated by Orsay in Central Europe, Q4 2009
48. New Yorker in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
49. Number of stores operated by Takko Fashion in Central Europe, 2009
50. Number of stores operated by Tesco in Central Europe, Q4 2009
51. Bata in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
52. Number of stores operated by Deichmann in Central Europe, Q4 2009
53. Number of stores operated by Humanic in Central Europe, Q4 2009
54. Number of stores operated by Leonardo in Central Europe, Q4 2009
55. Number of stores operated by NG2 in Central Europe, September 2009
2. Change in value of clothing and footwear markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (%, y-o-y), 2008-2011
3. Real GDP growth rate in the CEE countries analysed (%, y-o-y), 2004-2011
4. Total GDP in the CEE countries analysed* (€ bn), 2004-2011
5. GDP of the CEE countries analysed (%), 2008
6. GDP based on PPP in the CEE countries analysed ($), 2008
7. CPI* in the CEE countries analysed, 2004-2009
8. Unemployment rates in the CEE countries analysed (%), 2001-2009
9. Average gross monthly wages in the CEE countries analysed (€), 2004-2008
10. Population of the CEE countries analysed (%), 2008
11. Joint population of the CEE countries analysed* (million), 2004-2011
12. Population living in urban areas in the CEE countries analysed (%), 2008
13. Change in value of clothing and footwear markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (%, y-o-y), 2008-2011
14. Shares of clothing and footwear markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia in combined sales of clothing and footwear (%), 2008 and 2011
15. Clothing and footwear sales per capita in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (€), 2008 and 2011
16. Change in value of clothing market in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (%, y-o-y), 2008-2011
17. Change in value of footwear market in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (%, y-o-y), 2008-2011
18. Value (CZK m) and change (%) of the clothing and footwear market in the Czech Republic, 2005-2011
19. Most popular places for clothing and footwear shopping in the Czech Republic and EU (%), 2009
20. Most popular stores for clothing and footwear shopping in the Czech Republic (%), 2009
21. Value (CZK m) and change (%) of the clothing market in the Czech Republic, 2005-2011
22. Value (CZK m) and change (%) of the footwear market in the Czech Republic, 2005-2011
23. Value of the clothing market in the Czech Republic in terms of the shares of different price brackets, 2008
24. Value of the footwear market in the Czech Republic in terms of the shares of price brackets, 2008
25. Value of the clothing market in Czech Republic, by distribution channels (%), 2008
26. Value of the footwear market in Czech Republic, by distribution channels (%), 2008
27. Value of the casual wear segment in the Czech Republic (CZK m), 2005-2011
28. Value (HUF m) and change (%) of the clothing and footwear market in Hungary, 2005-2011
29. Value (HUF m) and change (%) of the clothing market in Hungary, 2005-2011
30. Value (HUF m) and change (%) of the footwear market in Hungary, 2005-2011
31. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Hungary in terms of price bracket shares, 2008
32. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Hungary, by distribution channels (%), 2008
33. Value of the clothing market in Hungary, divided into women’s wear, menswear, children’s wear and lingerie (%), 2008
34. Value (PLN m) and change (%) of the clothing and footwear market in Poland, 2005-2011
35. Factors most commonly taken into account when shopping for clothing and footwear in Poland (% of responses), November 2008
36. Popularity of clothing and footwear brands in Poland (% of responses), November 2008
37. Value (PLN m) and change (%) of the clothing market in Poland, 2005-2011
38. Value (PLN m) and change (%) of the footwear market in Poland, 2005-2011
39. Largest overseas retailers of clothing and footwear in Poland, by sales revenue (PLN m), 2007-2008
40. Largest retailers of clothing and footwear of Polish origin, by total sales revenue (PLN m), 2007-2008
41. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Poland in terms of shares of price brackets, 2008
42. The value of the clothing and footwear market in Poland, by distribution channel (%), 2008
43. Shares by value of women’s, men’s, children’s clothing, lingerie and underwear on the clothing market in Poland (%), 2009
44. Shares by value of women’s, men’s and children’s footwear on the footwear market in Poland (%), 2009
45. Value (RON m) and change (%) of the clothing and footwear market in Romania, 2005-2011
46. Most popular places for clothing and footwear shopping in Romania and EU27 (%), 2009
47. Value (RON m) and change (%) in the clothing market in Romania, 2005-2011
48. Value (RON m) and change (%) in the footwear market in Romania, 2005-2011
49. Value of clothing market in Romania by shares of price brackets, 2008
50. Value of footwear market in Romania by shares of price brackets, 2008
51. Value of the clothing market in Romania, by distribution channels (%), 2008
52. Value of the footwear market in Romania, by distribution channels (%), 2008
53. Value of the clothing market in Romania divided into women’s wear, menswear and children’s wear (%), 2008
54. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Slovakia (€ m), 2005-2011
55. Change in value of the clothing and footwear market in Slovakia (%), 2006-2011
56. Value of the clothing market in Slovakia (€ m), 2005-2011
57. Change in value of the clothing market in Slovakia (%), 2006-2011
58. Value of the footwear market in Slovakia (€ m), 2005-2011
59. Change in value of the footwear market in Slovakia (%), 2006-2011
60. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Slovakia in terms of shares of price brackets, 2008
61. Value of the clothing and footwear market in Slovakia, by distribution channels (%), 2008
List of tables:
1. Annual average exchange rates used for this report (euro to national currency unit), 2005-2009
2. Clothing and footwear sales in selected CEE countries (€ m), 2008-2011
3. Breakdown of clothing and footwear sales in Central Europe (€ m), 3. 2008-2011
4. Largest clothing retailers in Central Europe by sales revenues (€ m), 2008
5. Largest footwear retailers in Central Europe by sales revenues (€ m), 2008
6. Expansion of selected retailers on the clothing and footwear market in CEE countries, 2009-2011 – Part 1
7. Expansion of selected retailers on the clothing and footwear market in CEE countries, 2009-2011 – Part 2
8. Shopping centre development in CEE (GLA, m8. 2), 2008-2011
9. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in CEE, 2009-2011
10. Largest clothing retailers by sales value in the Czech Republic, 2008
11. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in the Czech Republic, 2008
12. Shopping centre development in the Czech Republic (GLA m12. 2), 2008-2011
13. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in the Czech Republic, 2008-2010
14. Largest casual wear chains by number of stores in the Czech Republic, 2009
15. Largest sports goods retailers by number of outlets in the Czech Republic, 2009
16. Selected prominent clothing retailers by sales value in Hungary, 2008
17. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in Hungary, 2008
18. Shopping centre development in Hungary (GLA m18. 2), 2008-2011
19. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in Hungary, 2008-2011
20. Largest clothing retailers by sales value in Poland, 2008
21. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in Poland, 2008
22. Polish distributors of foreign premium brands in Poland, June 2009
23. Shopping centre development in Poland (GLA m23. 2), 2008-2011
24. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in Poland, 2008-2011
25. Largest casual clothing store chains in Poland by number of stores, Q4 2009
26. Large-store sports goods chains in terms of total sales in Poland, 2008
27. Sales volume of footwear by category (millions of pairs) in Romania, H1 2008 and H1 2009
28. Largest clothing retailers by sales value in Romania, 2008
29. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in Romania, 2008
30. Main domestic clothing retailers in Romania by sales value, 2009
31. Shopping centre development in Romania (GLA m31. 2), 2008-2011
32. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in Romania, 2008-2010
33. Largest casual wear retailers in Romania in terms of sales, 2008
34. Selected distributors of sportswear in Romania by number of stores, 2009
35. Selected retailers of children’s wear in Romania by number of stores, 2009
36. Largest clothing retailers by sales value in Slovakia, 2008
37. Largest footwear retailers by sales value in Slovakia, 2008
38. List of high-end brands in Slovakia, 2009
39. Shopping centre development in Slovakia (GLA m39. 2), 2008-2011
40. Major shopping centres opened or due to open in Slovakia, 2008-2010
41. C&A in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
42. Number of stores operated by Charles Vogele in Central Europe, Q4 2009
43. H&M in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
44. Number of stores operated by Inditex in Central Europe, October 2009
45. Kenvelo in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
46. Number of stores operated by LPP in Central Europe, September 2009
47. Number of stores operated by Orsay in Central Europe, Q4 2009
48. New Yorker in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
49. Number of stores operated by Takko Fashion in Central Europe, 2009
50. Number of stores operated by Tesco in Central Europe, Q4 2009
51. Bata in Central Europe: 2008 sales (€ m) and number of stores, Q4 2009
52. Number of stores operated by Deichmann in Central Europe, Q4 2009
53. Number of stores operated by Humanic in Central Europe, Q4 2009
54. Number of stores operated by Leonardo in Central Europe, Q4 2009
55. Number of stores operated by NG2 in Central Europe, September 2009
Clothing and footwear retail market in Central Europe 2010
Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia. Market analysis and development forecasts for 2010-2011
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