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市場調査レポート
商品コード
1382502
メンズウェアの世界市場:2023年~2030年Global Menswear Market - 2023-2030 |
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メンズウェアの世界市場:2023年~2030年 |
出版日: 2023年11月17日
発行: DataM Intelligence
ページ情報: 英文 198 Pages
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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世界のメンズウェア市場は、2022年に5,602億米ドルに達し、2030年には7,900億米ドルに達すると予測され、2023年~2030年の予測期間中にCAGR4.4%で成長する見込みです。
ファッション動向の変化、消費者意識の高まり、ソーシャルメディアの影響力の増大が、メンズウェアの需要増に寄与しています。eコマースやオンライン小売チャネルはファッションをより身近なものにしており、市場はさらに拡大しています。
また、よりカジュアルで多様なスタイルへのシフトが男性のワードローブへの投資を促し、カジュアルウェア、アクティブウェア、アクセサリーなど幅広い衣料品の売上を牽引しています。メンズウェア市場の成長は、世界の可処分所得の増加と都市化によっても支えられています。全体として、これらの要因は、ブランドや小売業者にとって数多くのビジネスチャンスをもたらすメンズウェア業界の繁栄を促進しています。
メンズウェア市場で最大のシェアを占めるアジア太平洋地域は、人口の増加、可処分所得の増加、ファッションに敏感な若者人口の増加によって牽引されています。eコマースやファストファッションブランドの普及、世界のファッション動向に対する意識の高まりが、世界のメンズウェア市場におけるアジア太平洋地域の存在感をさらに高めています。
現在進行中の新しい動向は、多様でユニークなファッショントレンドを特徴とするメンズウェア市場を牽引すると予想されます。洗練されたトレンチコートからジップアップパーカー、風変わりなフリースハット、タンクトップとパンツの融合まで、今年はスタイル実験の年です。ビーチサンダルの復活や、ボクシーなボンバーの台頭が予想外のひねりを加えています。
シルクのスカーフや可憐なシューズはアクセサリーを再定義し、ボスレベルのブレザーは80年代の洗練を思い起こさせます。タックインは、パーソナルスタイルとベルトをアピールする人気の選択です。この動向は、個性と創造的表現の時代を象徴しており、男性は慣習にとらわれない個性的なファッションを創造し、レトロとコンテンポラリーの要素を融合させた服装を取り入れることができます。
メンズウェア市場は、eコマースの世界の拡大によって牽引されると予想されます。FIS世界予測によると、世界のeコマース市場は2026年までに約8兆5,000億米ドルに達します。パンデミック初期に見られたeコマースの急成長は若干縮小したもの、2021年から2022年にかけて世界のeコマース取引額は10%増加し、約6兆米ドルに達しました。
eコマース活動の持続的な上昇軌道は、市場の回復力を反映しており、メンズウェアブランドがデジタル小売の世界で成功する機会が続いています。衣料品のオンラインショッピングの動向が高まる中、大手企業は世界中のより多くの消費者をターゲットとするため、自社のeコマースプラットフォームにシフトしています。
メンズウェア市場は、主にインフレ率の上昇とその連鎖的な影響により、いくつかの抑制要因に直面しています。燃料費と輸送費の増加は物流会社に経済的負担を強いており、物流会社はそのサービスを利用するアパレルブランドに課徴金を課しています。課徴金によって、ブランドは追加コストを小売店に転嫁せざるを得なくなり、消費者の商品価格上昇につながる可能性があります。
小売企業は、インフレとの戦いの中で、利益率の維持という課題に直面するかもしれません。原材料の高騰はメーカーやサプライヤーにも影響を及ぼし、メーカーやサプライヤーは競合価格の提示に苦慮する可能性があります。このような課題を乗り切るために、企業は、まとめ買い、新規サプライヤーの開拓、条件交渉などの戦略を検討することができます。
Global Menswear Market reached US$ 560.2 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 790.0 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 4.4% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
The changing fashion trends, increased consumer awareness and the growing influence of social media have contributed to higher demand for men's clothing. E-commerce and online retail channels are making fashion more accessible which further expanding the market also companies are shifting towards their own e-commerce platform to provide easy access to the their fashion lineup.
Also, a shift toward more casual and diverse styles has prompted men to invest in their wardrobes, driving sales of a wide range of clothing items, including casual wear, activewear and accessories. The menswear market's growth is also supported by a global rise in disposable income and urbanization. Overall, these factors are fostering a thriving menswear industry with numerous opportunities for brands and retailers.
Asia-Pacific holds the largest share in menswear market is driven with a growing population, rising disposable incomes and a strong fashion-conscious youth population. The proliferation of e-commerce and fast fashion brands, along with a growing awareness of global fashion trends, has further boosted the Asia-Pacific's prominence in the globally menswear market.
The ongoing new trends are expected to drive the menswear market with characterized by diverse and unique fashion trends. From sleek trench coats to zip-up hoodies, quirky fleece hats and a fusion of tanks with trousers, it's a year of style experimentation. The return of flip flops and the prominence of boxy bombers add unexpected twists.
Silk scarves and dainty footwear redefine accessories, while boss-level blazers recall '80s sophistication. Tucking in garments is a popular choice, showcasing personal style and belts. The trends represent an era of individuality and creative expression, allowing men to curate distinctive fashion statements that go beyond convention, embracing a fusion of retro and contemporary elements in their attire, which are driving the men's fashion trends in global market.
The menswear market is expected to be driven by the global expansion of e-commerce. As per FIS Global Projections indicate that the global e-commerce market will approach a value of approximately US$8.5 trillion by 2026. Despite a slight reduction in the rapid e-commerce growth witnessed during the initial pandemic years, there was a 10% increase in global e-commerce transaction value from 2021 to 2022, reaching nearly US$6 trillion.
The sustained upward trajectory in e-commerce activity reflects the market's resilience and continued opportunities for menswear brands to thrive in the digital retail landscape. As there is a growing trends for online cloths shopping, the major companies are shifting towards their own e-commerce platforms to target the bigger audience globally.
The menswear market is facing several restraints, primarily due to rising inflation and its cascading effects. Increased fuel and transportation costs are imposing financial burdens on logistics companies, which, in turn, are imposing surcharges on clothing brands that use their services. The surcharges are compelling brands to pass on the additional costs to retail outlets, potentially leading to increased product prices for consumers.
Retailers may face challenges in maintaining profit margins as they grapple with inflation. The high cost of materials is impacting manufacturers and suppliers, who may struggle to offer competitive prices. To navigate these challenges, businesses can consider strategies like bulk buying, finding new suppliers and negotiating better terms.
The global menswear market is segmented based on type, season, distribution channel and region.
Topwear clothing dominates the menswear market due to the newfound importance of comfort over style. The pandemic's impact shifted preferences towards comfortable, relaxed silhouettes. Oversized shirts, XXL jackets and baggy t-shirts have found favor on runways and in collections from Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga, Prada, Valentino, Schiaparelli, Fendi and more.
The trend is about well-tailored, structured clothing rather than merely sizing up. Brands like Valentino and The Row reimagine classic pieces with a modern twist, emphasizing comfort without compromising elegance. Furthermore, fitness trends like gym clothing are the major factor driving the market for topwear for men, as people are seeking comfortable sports t-shirt wear.
Asia-Pacific holds the largest share in the menswear market due to its immense population of 4.3 billion, encompassing China and India, the world's most populous countries. The region boasts a diverse demographic landscape with varying fertility and mortality rates, urbanization trends and migration flows.
Social commerce is on the rise, with social media platforms facilitating in-app shopping and livestream shopping becoming a significant trend in the region. Lastly, brick-and-mortar retail remains relevant, with brands investing in omnichannel commerce and innovative physical retail experiences. The growing populations and e-commerce are significant factors for the growing menswear market in the region.
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the menswear market. Lockdowns, social distancing measures and remote working led to a decrease in demand for formal and office wear, causing a shift towards more casual and comfortable clothing. Physical retail stores faced closures and reduced foot traffic, pushing consumers towards online shopping. Many menswear retailers struggled due to disrupted supply chains and declining sales.
However, there was a surge in loungewear and athleisure as people sought comfort and style for working from home. The pandemic also accelerated the adoption of e-commerce in the menswear sector. As the world emerges from the pandemic, the menswear market is adapting to new consumer preferences and a blend of formal and casual styles, reflecting the changes in work and lifestyle.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict has reverberated through the menswear market primarily due to the surge in commodity prices, especially in food and energy sectors. The price spikes have a cascading effect on the textiles and apparel industry. While ocean freight rates have not been significantly affected at the moment, disruptions have intensified in rail and air freight services.
The disruptions made from the conflict's economic impact and geopolitical tensions, have the potential to disrupt the supply chain of textiles and apparel. As a result, menswear brands may face challenges in sourcing materials and delivering products, which could lead to increased production costs and, in turn, affect pricing and availability in the market.
major global players in the market include: Nike Inc., Adidas AG, Puma, VF Corporation, HanesBrands, LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, Kering, Ermenegildo Zegna, Giorgio Armani.
The global menswear market report would provide approximately 58 tables, 58 figures and 198 Pages.
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