Content of the study:
The baby clothing market - United Kingdom

Available languages

MARKET OVERVIEW

1.1 Definition and presentation

Baby clothing is clothing worn by babies aged 0-36 months. They usually include bodysuits and T-shirts, pyjamas and slippers, shoes and socks, etc.

The baby clothing market is particularly dependent on the sales of supermarkets and clothing retailers, rather than children's clothing specialists, Mintel reports. In addition, Primark is the most popular retailer (by volume) for baby clothing. [ Mintel ]

In the United Kingdom, the number of women with at least one child at the age of 30 has increased from 82% in 1976 to 52% in 2016. In addition, the number of babies born in 2018 was down 9.9% from the last peak in 2012 according to the ONS. This effectively means that maintaining and growing market share is of the utmost importance for the survival of UK businesses.

Among the latest trends, sustainable development considerations are becoming more widespread and the ability of producers to meet this new demand will prove decisive for the survival of brands operating in a market that is declining in volume. A survey conducted by Environmentalleader points out that 78% of Millennials and 84% of Generation X expect retailers to include these concerns in their business model.

In addition, due to increased consumer demand on topics such as wellness, comfort, organic but also style, product innovation has become a key success for baby clothing manufacturers. For example, a new style trend is emerging, that of unisex and non-sexist collections. This means that the incumbent market players must constantly adapt to these new requirements, but also that new players with a differentiated positioning on one of the above-mentioned topics can conquer new consumer segments more quickly

DEMAND ANALYSIS

MARKET STRUCTURE

ANALYSIS OF THE OFFER

REGULATIONS

POSITIONING OF THE PLAYERS

To keep reading, buy the full research

What is in this market study?

  • What are the figures on the size and growth of the market?
  • What is driving the growth of the market and its evolution?
  • What are the latest trends in this market?
  • What is the positioning of companies in the value chain?
  • How do companies in the market differ from each other?
  • Access company mapping and profiles.
  • Data from several dozen databases

  • This market study is available online and in pdf format (30 p.)
  • Consult an example PDF or online
Buy this market study 89€

Availability within 2 business days

Method

Method
Data
Analysts 1 sector analyzed
in 40 pages
Method
Control

Analysts

  • Top Universities
  • Expert opinion

Data

  • Databases
  • Press
  • Company reports

Control

  • Continuously updated
  • Permanent watch

Method

  • Synthetic structure
  • Standardized charts

Reviews (2)

Reviews (2)

The baby clothing market - France

Publicado en 07/09/2022 by Dan

I found this study to be very complete yet concise. It gives the main trends of the market and does not limit itself to "basic" figures such as sales figures, but also deals with pricing strategies and trends according to the positioning of the players. It's a study that has really served me well and that deals with marketing, the regulatory side, the offer, the competition and the pricing. Bravo!


Businesscoot Response:

Thank you Dan !

The baby clothing market - France

Publicado en 08/01/2022 by Lorraine Ferry

It is interesting to note that specialized distribution is still on a par with mass distribution, as well as the takeoff of second-hand trade, luxury brands, and the "sustainable" behavior of consumers who give away clothes they have a very limited use for


Businesscoot Response:

Hello Lorraine, We thank you for your very positive opinion and hope that you will trust us again in the future.

Customer cases and references

Customer cases and references
La pépite Interview
Linkedin logo

BFM Business

La pépite Interview

Paul-Alexis Kebabtchieff
Linkedin logo

Boston Consulting Group

Paul-Alexis Kebabtchieff

Marie Guibart
Linkedin logo

Kea Partners

Marie Guibart

Elaine, Durand
Linkedin logo

Crédit Agricole, Information & Veille

Elaine, Durand

Philippe Dilasser
Linkedin logo

Initiative & Finance

Philippe Dilasser

Anne Baudry
Linkedin logo

Metro

Anne Baudry

Amaury Wernert
Linkedin logo

Kroll (Duff & Phelps)

Amaury Wernert

Smart Leaders Interview
Linkedin logo

B-Smart

Smart Leaders Interview