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The Business of Uncertainty: Impact of Trump Policies Across Industries

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Fashion: Navigating Change in the Face of Tariffs and Uncertainty

The new US tariffs will have a far-reaching impact on the globalised fashion industry. The US market faces higher prices, supply shortages, and shifts in consumer behaviour; while Chinese companies will need new export markets for their surpluses, redesigning the global trade landscape. Moreover, brands in the US and beyond will explore sourcing diversification strategies to mitigate future risks. This article looks at trade dependencies to understand the multiple implications of the tariffs on the fashion industry, from pricing to sourcing strategies and discusses how fashion players can build resilience in times of uncertainty.

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Levi Strauss & Co. and the Shifting Landscape of Denim in Times of Uncertainty

In recent years, Levi Strauss & Co has experienced an uneven performance, with flat sales in 2023 and continued stagnation across most markets in 2024, including declines in key markets like the US and France. In response, the company discontinued its footwear line in 2024 to refocus on its core apparel business. This strategic shift is aimed at revitalising growth and improving profit margins, which have been under pressure.

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What do Fashion and Luxury Brands Need to Know About Gen Z?

By 2030, Generation Z and Alpha will comprise 45% of the global population, significantly shaping consumer trends. This video highlights Gen Z's tech-savvy nature, preference for personalised, digital experiences, and demand for seamless omnichannel shopping. Social consciousness and sustainability also resonate with this generation.

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We research three distinct categories, with detailed sub-category breakdowns: apparel, footwear and sportswear. We research 46 countries and produce modelled data where we don’t have local in-country analysts.

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We research three distinct categories, with detailed sub-category breakdowns: experiential luxury, fine wines/champagne & spirits and personal luxury. We research 32 countries and produce modelled data where we don’t have local in-country analysts.

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World Market for Apparel and Footwear

Apparel and footwear was among the industries worst hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, and as the ongoing conflict in Ukraine further disrupts the world’s economy, fashion players are now in a race to adapt to an increasingly uncertain environment. Those investing in their digital transformation to offer new products, experiences and to rethink their supply chains will be best positioned to win, while upping one’s game on diversity and sustainability is also becoming imperative.

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World Market for Luxury Goods

The global luxury goods industry continues to recover; however, luxury brands are beginning to feel the strain of sluggish global growth. Caution and uncertainty reign across the landscape amid these volatile conditions, and the industry will continue to be shaped by a complex interplay of converging factors, including rising demand from emerging markets, new technology, weak economic growth, geopolitical instability, climate change, a reset of globalisation and changing consumer preferences.

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Where Consumers Shop for Personal Accessories

In 2024, offline retail led with 81.2% of global sales, showing the continued value of in-person shopping for tactile engagement, instant gratification, and trust which remains integral to the path to purchase in personal accessories. Yet, with e-commerce rising to 18.8%, digital adaptability is vital. Consumers expect seamless, tech-enhanced experiences. Retailers must innovate in-store while integrating digital tools and omnichannel services to stay competitive in a blended retail future.

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Sportswear in Turkey

Sports footwear is in high demand for its performance and comfort and is experiencing a notable surge as more individuals opt for comfort-driven choices over formal products in their everyday use. Turkish consumers increasingly demand technology that adds value, and manufacturers will increasingly be expected to develop and introduce more technologically advanced products. The rising interest in running is driving demand for performance-oriented sportswear tailored for comfort and catering to di

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Apparel and Footwear in the US

Following a peak in year-on-year growth for apparel and footwear in the US in 2021 as sales rebounded from the pandemic decline, the industry experienced two consecutive years of falling sales in retail volume terms, with low growth in retail current value terms, driven by rising unit prices. The volume struggle can be attributed to persistent inflation and economic uncertainties from 2022. On a positive note, the US apparel and footwear industry showed notable resilience during this period comp

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Jeans in Mexico

Significant retail current value growth was seen for jeans in 2021 and 2022, when sales rebounded after the 2020 decline, and post-pandemic fashion favoured more casual styles, particularly in workplace settings. As consumers in Mexico anticipated a return to normalcy, many updated their wardrobe with new jeans, resulting in a sales surge. However, growth appears to have passed its peak, and jeans saw a significant slowdown in current value growth in Mexico in 2023, and this trend is expected to

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Fine Wines/Champagne and Spirits in Mexico

While retail demand for fines wines/champagne and spirits in Mexico marginally falls in 2024 compared to the previous year, as some consumers prioritise their expenditure in a scenario of inflation, value sales are set to increase by 4% over the year to total MXN10.6 billion. This category has been one of the more impressive performers over the review period, featuring significant use of local ingredients that also adapt to the tastes of many consumers. Within the category, spirits, specifically

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Luxury Goods in China

Retail value sales of luxury goods in China are rising by 4% in 2024 in current terms, to stand at CNY3.26 trillion. Growth in sales is fuelled by consumers’ increased desire to live in the moment and enjoy life, as well as rising interest in purchasing luxury goods as investment pieces - ownership of material things is increasingly linked to investment as consumers continue to shift towards spending on experiences for enjoyment.

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Personal Luxury in Taiwan

In 2024, retail value sales of designer apparel and footwear (ready-to-wear) rose by 3% to a total of TWD67 billion, with designer apparel (ready-to-wear) accounting for most value sales at TWD4 billion. While retail value sales benefited from inflation, volume increased to reach 7.8 million units in 2024, up from 7.7 million in 2023 and a significant increase from 6.4 million in 2019.

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