Global Clothing Market Demand and Forecast to 2020 – Detailed Analysis of Asia and Australasia Market

Clothing remains largely a discretionary purchase compared to other consumer goods. The global clothing market is continuously growing and it is of utmost importance to the economy in terms of trade, employment, investment and revenue all over the world. The ever changing clothing business always attempts to adapt to customer trends and new technology allowing the consumers shopping experience to be more enjoyable and ergonomic. The clothing industry is highly versatile in nature with vast product differentiation, short product life styles and characterized by great pace of demand change. The sales of apparel particularly from online channels are now growing faster than any other e-commerce product segment. Changing fashion trends, rising middle class population, increasing disposable income, lifestyles and generations of consumers are positively impacting the clothing market worldwide.

Global Clothing Market Demand and Forecast - Regional Analysis

Asia and Australasia is the largest regional market for clothing. A multitude of international fashion retailers are seeking to grab maximum share of the larger Asian region. The Asian and Australasia clothing market is expected to grow rapidly over the next five years. North America is the second largest regional market for clothing holding XX% share in 2014. Western Europe stands at the third spot in the global clothing market in 2014. Clothing has been the most purchased physical product in recent years in many countries across Western Europe, including the UK, Spain, Italy and others. Latin America and Middle East and North Africa (MENA) accounted for XX% and XX% share of the global clothing market respectively in 2014.

Asia and Australasia Clothing Market Demand and Forecast - Country Wise

In Asia and Australasia clothing market, China and Hong Kong together account for over 50% share of the clothing market in 2014. China is the largest clothing market accounting for XX% share in 2014 being followed by Hong Kong with XX% share in the same year. Japan is the third leading country in the Asia and Australasia clothing market. Vietnam stands at the fourth spot with XX% market share in 2014. Australia, Indonesia and South Korea controls XX% share each of the Asia and Australasia clothing market in 2014. India, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand are the emerging clothing market in the Asian region.

iGATE Research report titled Global Clothing Market Demand and Forecast to 2020 - Detailed Analysis of Asia and Australasia Market is a 92 Page report with 46 Figures and 2 Tables. The Global Clothing Market have been analyzed from 3 viewpoints:

1. Global Clothing Market Demand and Forecast - Regional Analysis (2011 - 2020)
2. Asia and Australasia Clothing Market Demand and Forecast - Country Wise (2011 - 2020)
3. Global Clothing Market - Driving Factors and Challenges


Global Clothing Market Demand (Regional Analysis) - 6 Regions Covered

1. North America
2. Latin America
3. Asia and Australasia
4. Western Europe
5. Middle East and North Africa
6. Rest of the World


Asia and Australasia Clothing Market Demand (Country Wise) - 15 Countries Analyzed

1. China
2. Hong Kong
3. Japan
4. Vietnam
5. Indonesia
6. South Korea
7. India
8. Thailand
9. Philippines
10. Taiwan
11. Malaysia
12. Singapore
13. Pakistan
14. Australia
15. New Zealand


Data Sources

iGATE RESEARCH employs rigorous primary and secondary research techniques in developing distinctive data sets and research material for business reports. This report is built by using data and information sourced from Proprietary Information Database, Primary and Secondary Research Methodologies, and In house analysis by iGATE Research dedicated team of qualified professionals with deep industry experience and expertise.


Research Methodologies

Primary Research Methodologies: Questionnaires, Surveys, Interviews with Individuals, Small Groups, Telephonic Interview, etc.

Secondary Research Methodologies: Printable and Non-printable sources, Newspaper, Magazine and Journal Content, Government And NGO Statistics, white Papers, Information on the Web, Information from Agencies Such as Industry Bodies, Companies Annual Report, Government Agencies, Libraries And Local Councils and a large number of Paid Databases.

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