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Sneakers and sports related footwear to continue on the rise
It doesn’t come as a surprise, but the conclusions from enquiring our Panel of Experts of the World Footwear Business Conditions Survey point to a continuation of the trend around sneakers and sports related footwear. Read more about it today
In terms of major trends, the views of our experts on the evolution of the market share of different types of footwear, over the next three years, have not changed significantly from the previous editions.
Our panel continues to believe that sneakers and other sports-related footwear will continue to expand (balance of extreme answers of 75 and 71 percentage points, respectively).
On the contrary, perspectives on the evolution of the market share of classic leather footwear, particularly men’s footwear, are gloomy, but the balance of extreme answers improved from -45 to -29 percentage points, respectively, from the previous edition of this survey to this one.
As regards the category of plastic or rubber footwear there are no changes to register.
Our panel continues to believe that sneakers and other sports-related footwear will continue to expand (balance of extreme answers of 75 and 71 percentage points, respectively).
On the contrary, perspectives on the evolution of the market share of classic leather footwear, particularly men’s footwear, are gloomy, but the balance of extreme answers improved from -45 to -29 percentage points, respectively, from the previous edition of this survey to this one.
As regards the category of plastic or rubber footwear there are no changes to register.
Finally, waterproof footwear is also expected by our experts to gain market share, but the balance of extreme answers for this category decreased slightly from 15 p.p. to 9 p.p. in this edition of the survey.
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Contents
Executive SummaryBusiness Context
Health of the Business
Employment Level
Prices
Quantity
Difficulties
Types of Footwear
Possible Explanations
Retail Channels
Post-Pandemic Expectations
Footwear Prices to Grow 20% Until 2025
Footwear Business not Expected to be Carbon Neutral by 2050
About the Survey
About the Survey
In 2019 the World Footwear has created the World Footwear' expert panel and is now conducting a Business Conditions Survey every semester.
The objective of the World Footwear Experts Panel Survey is to collect information regarding the current business conditions within the worldwide footwear markets and then to redistribute such information in a way it will provide an accurate overview of the situation of the global footwear industry.
The fifth edition of this online survey was conducted during the month of October 2021. We have obtained 122 valid answers, 43% coming from Europe, 30% from Asia, 13% and 7% from North and South America, respectively, 6% from Africa and 1% from Oceania. Half of respondents are involved in footwear manufacturing (manufacturers) – 31% – or footwear trade and distribution (traders) – 19% – and the other half in other footwear-related activities such as trade associations, consultancy, journalism, etc. (others).
The objective of the World Footwear Experts Panel Survey is to collect information regarding the current business conditions within the worldwide footwear markets and then to redistribute such information in a way it will provide an accurate overview of the situation of the global footwear industry.
The fifth edition of this online survey was conducted during the month of October 2021. We have obtained 122 valid answers, 43% coming from Europe, 30% from Asia, 13% and 7% from North and South America, respectively, 6% from Africa and 1% from Oceania. Half of respondents are involved in footwear manufacturing (manufacturers) – 31% – or footwear trade and distribution (traders) – 19% – and the other half in other footwear-related activities such as trade associations, consultancy, journalism, etc. (others).
Previous Editions of this Bulletin can be found HERE