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Clothing and footwear retail market in Russia 2009

Luxury market insights and development forecasts 2009-2011

Clothing and footwear retail market in Russia 2009 Luxury market insights and development forecasts 2009-2011

June 2009
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PMR presents the 2nd edition of the report Clothing and footwear retail market in Russia. The study provides a comprehensive overview of the clothing, footwear and accessories market in Russia, including an insight into the luxury market segment.
The report covers a wide selection of key data from segment specific breakdowns to distribution channels, market value and forecasts up to 2011.

The Russian clothing, footwear and accessories market is becoming more and more competitive and sophisticated, characterized by strong product and price segmentation, variety of distribution channels and a growing number of stores. The luxury market segment is one of the key and growing markets in the Russian clothing sector. Already well established and represented by major foreign designer brands, the luxury market is moving from distributor based operations to developing its own distribution chain in the country. 

The report Clothing and footwear retail market in Russia was prepared using PMR MarketInsight Methodology.

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  1. Methodology

  2. Executive summary

  3. Economic and demographic situation

    • Macroeconomic background
    • Population
  4. General overview of the retail market

    • Retail turnover
    • Structure of retail sales
    • Current trends, future outlook
    • Shopping centre development
  5. Clothing, footwear and accessories retail market

    • Market value
    • Market segments
    • CFA imports in Russia
    • Foreign vs. domestic retailers
    • Price segments
    • Trends in CFA trade
      • Market fragmentation
      • Instability in the development of modern formats
      • Financial crisis as an opportunity
      • Prospective segments
    • CFA consumer behaviour
      • Major consumer groups
    • Leading players
  6. Distribution channels

    • Clothing, footwear and accessories retail chains
    • Mixed-assortment stores
    • Independent stores selling clothing and footwear
    • Open-air markets
    • Internet, mail order and catalogues
  7. Overview of selected clothing markets

    • Casual wear
    • Children’s wear
    • Sportswear
    • Formal menswear
    • Underwear, night clothes and swimwear
  8. Upscale clothing and footwear market

    • Market value
    • Retail property for luxury CFA segment
    • Entering and operating in Russia
    • Largest players
    • Luxury consumer
  9. Profiles of key clothing and footwear market players

    • Sportmaster
    • Sistema (Detsky Mir)
    • CentrObuv
    • Banana Mama
    • Benetton
    • Sela
    • Gloria Jeans
    • Wild Orchid
    • Finn Flare
    • Ekonika
    • Melon Fashion Group
    • Obuv Rossii
    • Palmira (Monarch)
    • Inditex
    • Adidas Group
  10. List of graphs

  11. List of tables

  12. About PMR

  13. Contact PMR

List of graphs

  1. Retail sales in Russia (RUB bn) and growth (%, y-o-y), 2005-2011
  2. CFA retail market value in Russia, total and by segment (RUB bn), 005-2011
  3. CFA market in Russia by distribution channel (%), 2008 and 2011
  4. Clothing market by selected segments in Russia by value (RUB bn), 2005-2009 and 2011
  5. GDP growth, CPI and unemployment rate in Russia (%), 2003-2009
  6. Growth rates of disposable incomes in Russia (%, y-o-y), 2001-2008
  7. Population in Russia (million) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2001-2008
  8. Life expectancy in Russia (years), 2001-2007
  9. Retail sales in Russia (RUB bn) and growth (%, y-o-y), 2005-2011
  10. Retail sales in Russia by Federal District (%), 2008
  11. Composition of retail sales in Russia by main product categories (%), 2000-2008
  12. Structure of non-food retail sales in Russia, by product category (%), 2007
  13. Share of clothing and footwear sales in total value of retail turnover in Russia (%), 1995-2008
  14. CFA retail market value in Russia, total and by segment (RUB bn), 2005-2011
  15. Growth rates of CFA retail market in Russia in RUB and in $ (%), 2005-2009
  16. Clothing retail market value in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009
  17. Growth rates of clothing retail market in Russia in RUB and in $ (%), 2005-2009
  18. Footwear retail market value in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009
  19. Growth rates of footwear market in Russia in RUB and in $ (%), 2005-2009
  20. Accessories (and costume jewellery) retail market value in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009
  21. Growth rates of accessories retail market in Russia in RUB and in $ (%), 2005-2009
  22. Clothing and footwear official imports in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2008
  23. Average prices for imported footwear ($/pair), 2002-2007
  24. Structure of Russian clothing imports by country of origin (%, value shares), 2008
  25. CFA market in Russia by price segment (%, value shares), 2008
  26. Clothing retail sales in Russia by consumer group (%, value shares), 2008
  27. CFA market in Russia by distribution channel (%), 2008 and 2011
  28. Places of lingerie purchase by residents of Moscow (% of respondents), April 2008
  29. Share of distribution channels in grocery and CFA sales in Russia (%), 2008
  30. Number of open-air markets in Russia, 2003-2007
  31. Consumers purchasing footwear in the open-air markets in Russia (% of total population), 2002-2008 and 2011
  32. Low-segment clothing market by distribution channel in Russia (%), 2008
  33. Places of lingerie purchase by residents of Moscow by age (% of respondents), 2008
  34. Places of lingerie purchase by residents of Moscow by gender  (% of respondents), 2008
  35. Casual wear retail market in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009 and 2011
  36. Denim wear retail market in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009
  37. Children’s wear retail market in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009 and 2011
  38. Number of births in Russia, 2001-2008
  39. Number of children of various age groups in Russia (‘000), 2001-2007
  40. Sportswear retail market in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009 and 2011
  41. Retail market for formal menswear in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009 and 2011
  42. Menswear market in Russia, formal and casual (%, value shares), March 2008
  43. Underwear, night clothes and swimwear retail market in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009 and 2011
  44. Geographical breakdown, underwear, night clothes and swimwear sales in Russia (%, value shares), 2009
  45. The Russian market for underwear, night clothes and swimwear by origin of supply (%, volume shares), 2008
  46. Imports of women’s underwear, night clothes and swimwear in Russia by country of origin (%, volume shares), 2008
  47. Imports of men’s underwear, night clothes and swimwear in Russia by country of origin (%, volume shares), 2008
  48. Exports of women’s underwear, night clothes and swimwear from Russia by country (%, volume shares), 2008
  49. Exports of men’s underwear, night clothes and swimwear from Russia by country (%, volume shares), 2008
  50. Premium and luxury CFA retail market in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2009
  51. Premium and luxury CFA market in Russia by price segment (%, value shares), 2008
  52. Premium and luxury CFA market in Russia by category (%, value shares), 2008
  53. 200853.
  54. Number of Sportmaster stores, 2004-2006 and Q1 2009
  55. Detsky Mir sales in Russia ($ m), 2004-2008
  56. Number of Detsky Mir stores in Russia, 2004-2007 and Q1 2009
  57. CentrObuv sales ($ m), 2005-2008
  58. Number of CentrObuv stores, 2000-2007 and Q1 2009
  59. Banana Mama sales ($m), 2005-2008
  60. Number of Banana Mama stores, 2005-2006 and Q1 2009
  61. Benetton sales in Russia ($ m), 2005-2008
  62. Number of Benetton stores in Russia, 2002-2006 and Q1 2009
  63. Sela sales ($ m), 2004-2008
  64. Number of Sela stores in all markets of presence, 2002-2006 and Q1 2009
  65. Gloria Jeans sales ($ m), 2004-2008
  66. Number of Gloria Jeans stores, 2005-2006 and Q1 2009
  67. Wild Orchid Group sales ($ m), 2004-2008
  68. Number of Wild Orchid Group stores, 2004-2006 and Q1 2009
  69. Finn Flare sales ($ m), 2004-2008
  70. Number of Finn Flare stores in all markets of presence, 2004-2006 and Q1 2009
  71. Ekonika sales in the markets of presence ($ m), 2005-2008
  72. Number of Ekonika stores in the markets of presence, 2002-2007 and Q1 2009
  73. Melon Fashion Group sales ($ m), 2005-2008
  74. Number of Melon Fashion Group stores, 2005-2007 and Q1 2009
  75. Obuv’ Rossii sales ($ m), 2005-2008
  76. Monarch sales in the markets of presence ($ m), 2005-2008
  77. Number of Inditex Group stores in Russia, 2006-2007 and Q1 2009

List of tables

  1. Average exchange rates €/$, 2005-2009
  2. Average exchange rates $/RUB, 2005-2009
  3. Key data on the largest clothing and footwear chains in Russia: market entry, yearly sales, storecount, geographic coverage, April 2009
  4. The most highly populated cities of Russia (million), 2008
  5. The largest shopping centres opened in Russia in 2008
  6. The largest shopping centres (GLA, m6. 2) planned to be opened in Moscow in 2009
  7. Shopping centres’ rents in Moscow by type of anchor tenant, 2008
  8. Selected clothing retail chains in Russia by storecount, May 2009
  9. Changes in the behaviour of consumers in Russia under the pressure of financial crisis (% of responses), December 2008 and February 2009
  10. Key data on the largest clothing and footwear chains in Russia: market entry, yearly sales, storecount, geographic coverage, April 2009
  11. Selected leading clothing retail chains in Russia, 2009
  12. Leading footwear chains by number of stores in Russia, April 2009
  13. Leading accessories chains by number of stores in Russia, April 2009
  14. Product range presented in Familia stores in Russia, 2009
  15. Leading jeans producers in Russia, April 2009
  16. Leading children’s wear retail chains in Russia, May 2009
  17. Leading sporting goods retail chains in Russia, April 2009
  18. Leading underwear, nightclothes and swimwear retail companies in Russia, April 2009
  19. Luxury CFA shopping centres in Russia, 2009
  20. The most expensive shopping streets in Europe, Q2 2008
  21. Leading luxury CFA retail operators in Russia, 2009
  22. CFA boutiques housed in Crocus City Mall, 2009
  23. Features of luxury brands consumption in Russia and in Europe, May 2007
  24. Sportmaster’s profile, April 2009
  25. Sportmaster retail chains formats, April 2009
  26. Franchised retail chains developed by Sportmaster, April 2009
  27. Number of Sportmaster own stores in Russia and the CIS, April 2009
  28. Sistema’s profile, April 2009
  29. Geography of the Detsky Mir chain in Russia, April 2009
  30. CentrObuv’s profile, April 2009
  31. Geography of the CentrObuv chain in Russia, April 2009
  32. Banana Mama’s profile, April 2009
  33. Geography of Banana Mama chain in Russia, April 2009
  34. Benetton’s profile, April 2009
  35. Geography of the Benetton chain in Russia, April 2009
  36. Sela’s profile, April 2009
  37. Gloria Jeans’s profile, April 2009
  38. Geography of Gloria Jeans chain in Russia and the CIS, April 2009
  39. Wild Orchid’s profile, April 2009
  40. Chains belonging to Wild Orchid, April 2009
  41. Storecount of Wild Orchid Group in by retail chain, 2001-April 2009
  42. Geography of Wild Orchid Group by retail chain, April 2009
  43. Finn Flare’s profile, April 2009
  44. Geography of Finn Flare by retail chain, April 2009
  45. Ekonika’s profile, April 2009
  46. Geography of Ekonika chain in Russia and the CIS, April 2009
  47. Melon Fashion Group’s profile, April 2009
  48. Melon Fashion Group’s brand portfolio, April 2009
  49. Geography of Melon Fashion Group by retail chain, April 2009
  50. Obuv Rossii’s profile, April 2009
  51. Chains owned by Obuv Rossii, April 2009
  52. Geography of Obuv Rossii by retail chain, April 2009
  53. Monarch’s profile, April 2009
  54. Geography of the Monarch chain in Russia and the CIS, April 2009
  55. Inditex’s profile, April 2009
  56. Formats of the Inditex Group represented in Russia, April 2009
  57. Adidas Group’s profile, April 2009
  58. Geography of Adidas Group by retail chain, April 2009
Clothing and footwear retail market in Russia 2009
Luxury market insights and development forecasts 2009-2011

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