Content of the study:
The luxury leather goods market - Italy

Available languages

MARKET OVERVIEW

1.1 Definition and scope of study

The Luxury Leather Goods Market refers to the industry of preparing fine leather and producing items with the same leather, whether they are bags, gloves, belts or other fashion items. If it is easy to mention houses that firmly belong to the world of luxury, it is much less easy to draw a clear line between leather goods as a whole and the so-called luxury leather goods. Footwear represents an important part of the market; in 2018, it represented the highest share: 34.8 percent of the market. Luxury footwear is more of a fashion statement, and buyers of luxury footwear spend more and buy more frequently than buyers of other leather items, propelling the category forward.

The Global Luxury Leather Goods Market closed 2020 with a market value of USD 62,30 billion, and is expected to generate USD 65,48 billion at the end of 2021, with a CAGR of 5,3%

In Italy, the Luxury Lather Goods Market is the heart of Made in Italy. From product research and development through prototype development to final product realization and industrialization, all worldwide luxury companies rely on this expertise to bring their famous collections to life. The Italian system counts 20.559 firms in the Luxury leather goods sector. The most famous region for tanneries is Tuscany, with 567 companies (mainly in Santa Croce sull'Arno), out of a total of 1330 throughout Italy. Italian lather producers are mainly micro, small and medium-sized enterprises that work in the sector. 

Leather products have proven to be one of the fastest-growing areas within the personal luxury goods market, with growth rates expected to exceed the market average through 2025. Italy is a strategic market for the big companies selling luxury leather goods, the most powerful are Tod's, Fendi, Miu Miu, The Bridge, Gucci, Furla and Bottega Veneta. The latest trends of the sector comprehend low carbon emission leather production and the manufacturing of several luxury leather accessories that have only a functional and aesthetic value.

ANALYSIS OF THE DEMAND

MARKET STRUCTURE

ANALYSIS OF THE OFFER

REGULATION

POSITIONING OF THE ACTORS

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 1 business day

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 (1)

Reviews (1)

The luxury leather goods market - France

Publicado en 05/10/2022 by Inès Duffort

Excellente étude, bien sourcée et structurée. Cela m'a beaucoup aidée dans ma recherche.


Businesscoot Response:

Merci Inès pour votre retour! Nous sommes heureux d'avoir été à la hauteur de vos attentes.

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