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Fashion Market Research

Mintel’s Fashion market research combines the latest market intelligence, industry insights and expert recommendations to help you anticipate what’s next in the Fashion industry.

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    Our market intelligence on sustainable fashion in Germany shows that the sector reflects a broader trend, emphasising the challenge of combining green goals with economic realities. This pivotal moment demands profound adaptation within the fashion industry to effectively communicate sustainable practices to consumers. Silke Lambers, Principal Analyst - Fashion, Germany..."
    The ongoing cost of living pressures have led consumers to adopt more conscientious shopping behaviours - buying fewer items, selling unworn pieces and opting for second-hand fashion. While value will remain important, as consumers return to more normalised spending, the focus on sustainability will grow. When comparing attitudes towards sustainability with..."
    Our Gen Z market research in Germany shows that this generation of fashion shoppers are backing brands that make bold statements. However, brands must be wary of the say-do gap in Gen Z's aspirations and shopping behaviours Silke Lambers, Senior Research Analyst - Fashion, Germany..."
    Our German fashion industry analysis shows that brands and retailers must tactically merge online and offline strategies. Boosting online presence and enhancing experiential retail will help captivate the German fashion shopper. Silke Lambers, Principal Analyst - Fashion, Germany..."
    This report looks at the following areas:Consumers' outfit preferences for different occasions, sources of outfit inspiration and style preferences: as consumers move between ever more diverse everyday occasions and the lines between these occasions become increasingly blurred, their demand for versatile outfits is growing, further fuelling the popularity of clothes..."

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    The cost of living crisis has led to caution around spending and while women have adopted more savvy shopping behaviours, they have turned to fashion to boost their mood. As inflation rates fall and consumer confidence increases, there are opportunities for fashion to trade on mood-boosting demand, drawing lessons from..."
    Spending on footwear has defied the cost-of-living crisis, boosted by strong demand for trainers/sneakers and school shoes that shows no sign of abating. Michael Oliver, Senior Retail Analyst ..."

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    High rates of obesity among men mean improving menswear sizing and fit is key to driving sales, with help from new online size recommendation tools. Tamara Sender Ceron, Associate Director, Fashion Retail ..."
    The future of the German fashion industry lies in merging the online and in-store channels, and in combining quality and affordability – all while embracing AI to meet evolving consumer demands. Silke Lambers, Senior Research Analyst - Fashion, Germany..."
    With the economic outlook uncertain, consumers pay more attention to the value-preserving properties of jewellery and accessories. In the long run, "treat/reward oneself" and better self-expression will primarily drive the consumption of fashion accessories. Diana Shao, Category Director, Retail, Technology and Media, China Reports ..."
    The growth potential of sportswear lies in expanding its use in different scenarios and becoming a part of daily life. Brands should focus on enhancing fashion attributes while maintaining professional capabilities. Blair Zhang, Senior Research Analyst, Consumer Trends, Fashion and Luxury, China ..."
    The German watches & jewellery market's resilience, fuelled by a growing demand for luxury and branded experiences, is further driven by innovations like lab-grown diamonds and recycled metals. Silke Lambers, Senior Research Analyst - Fashion, Germany..."