英国における女性用装飾品（アクセサリー）の市場

Abstract

Accessories remain an important part of the overall market for clothes and fashion, providing women with the opportunity to create new looks and feel stylish. Whilst sales of women’s outerwear grew by 12% in the period 2000 to 2004, this is being outstripped by growth in the accessories sector.

Since Mintel last reported on this market, hats, gloves and scarves and even belts have recorded positive growth. However, despite the relatively modest increases in these sectors, overall market growth is being fuelled principally by high volume and value growth in the handbag market, which continues to outperform the other aspects of the market with ease.

The basic economic and demographic drivers behind the market remain conducive to delivering growth. Levels of personal disposable income, greater access to shops and online catalogues, low rates of interest and prevailing robust levels of consumer confidence all conspire to entice women into the market. In addition, changing employment patterns for women are creating not only the income for, but the demand for stylish outfits and accessories in a way that has never before been experienced.

Table of Contents

• Introduction and Abbreviations
• - Men's Ties and Accessories -- UK, Market Intelligence, March2005Definition
• Consumer research
• ACORN
• Advertising data
• Abbreviations
• Executive Summary
• Market up
• Drivers positive
• Handbags hold the keys to success
• Supply and distribution
• Consumers are demanding
• The future is bright
• Market Drivers
  • Figure 1: Trends and projections in UKfemale population, by age group, 2000 and 2005
• Decline from the big spenders
• Growth from the cold targets
• Holidays
  • Figure 2: Proportion of holidaymakers andnumber of holidays taken in the last 12 months, 2001-05
  • Figure 3: Ski holidays market size, byvolume and value, 1999/2000-2004/05
• Growth in spending
  • Figure 4: PDI and consumer expenditure, atconstant 2000 prices, 2000-10
• Retail sector trends
  • Figure 5: Total UK retail sales, 2000-05
• Working women
  • Figure 6: UK workforce in employment, bygender, 2000-10
• Market Size
• Fashion trends
  • Figure 7: UK retail sales of women'saccessories, 2000-05
  • Figure 8: UK retail sales of all women'souterwear, 2000-05
• Fast fashion
  • Figure 9: Value of total imports foraccessories* for both men and women, 2001-04
• Growth from the top endWith great design comes great imitation
• Not all bad?Market Segmentation
• Hats
  • Figure 10: Purchase of hats by women inthe last 12 months, October 2005
  • Figure 11: UK retail sales of hats,2000-05
• Scarves and shawls
  • Figure 12: UK retail sales of scarves andshawls, 2000-05
  • Figure 13: Purchase of scarves and shawlsby women in the last 12 months, October 2005
• Gloves
  • Figure 14: UK retail sales of gloves,2000-05
• Leather glovesGlove liningsBelts
  • Figure 15: UK retail sales of belts,2000-05
• Handbags
  • Figure 16: UK retail sales of handbags,2000-05
• Fuelling the fireThe Supply Structure
• Brand shares
  • Figure 17: UK retail sales of women'saccessories (excluding handbags), branded vs own-label, 2001-05
• Major companies and brands
• Exclusive designers
  • Figure 18: Main monitored adspend, byselected exclusive designers, 2004
• Other suppliers
• Bally Group UK Ltd
• Boardman Brothers
• Burberry PLC
  • Figure 19: Main monitored adspend byBurberry, 2004 and 2005 (year to August)
• Chloe Fashions
• Dents Gloves
• Drake's Scarves
• Failsworth Hats
• Kangol
• Mulberry
  • Figure 20: Main monitored adspend byMulberry, 2004 and 2005 (year to August)
• Pittards
• Stormlite
• Totes Isotoner
• Handbags
  • Figure 21: UK retail sales of handbags,1998-2004
• The Tula Group
• Radley
• T2
• Franchetti Bond
• GUESS? Inc
• Acompany PLC
• Fiorelli
• Jane Shilton
• Trade Associations
• The British Hat Guild
• The British Glove Association
• Distribution
  • Figure 22: Sales of women's accessories,by outlet type, 2000-04
• Department stores
• Debenhams
• John Lewis
• House of Fraser (HoF)
• Liberty
• Variety stores
• Marks & Spencer
• Bhs
• Specialist clothing multiples
• Accessorize
• Claire's Accessories
• Tie Rack
• Arcadia
• Next
• New Look
• Other specialist multiples
• Grocery multiples
• Asda
• Mail order and online
• The Consumer
  • Figure 23: Accessories purchased withinthe last 12 months, October 2005
• Bags of sales
• A youth-oriented market
  • Figure 24: Netted groups of accessoriespurchased within the last 12 months, by age, October 2005
• Buying attitudes
  • Figure 25: Attitudes towards seasonalaccessories and buying accessories, October 2006
• It's all about age
  • Figure 26: The effects of age onwillingness to purchase seasonal accessories, October 2005
• Bucking the trend
  • Figure 27: Buying accessories as gifts andfor special occasions, by age, October 2005
• Frequency of accessory purchase
  • Figure 28: Frequency of buyingaccessories, October 2005
• The Consumer -- Detailed Demographics
• Type of accessory purchased
  • Figure 29: Accessories purchased withinthe last 12 months, by age, socio-economic group, region, workingstatus, marital status, presence of children, lifestage, media usage andMintel's Special Groups, October 2005
• Seasonal purchases
  • Figure 30: Accessories purchased withinthe last 12 months, by seasonal use, by age, socio-economic group,region, working status, marital status, presence of children, lifestage,media usage and Mintel's Special Groups, October 2005
• Frequency of buying accessories
  • Figure 31: Frequency of buyingaccessories, by age, socio-economic group, region, working status,marital status, presence of children, lifestage, media usage andMintel's Special Groups, October 2005
• Attitudes towards buying accessories
  • Figure 32: Attitudes towards buyingseasonal accessories, by age, socio-economic group, region, workingstatus, marital status, presence of children, lifestage, media usage andMintel's Special Groups, October 2005
  • Figure 33: Attitudes towards buyingaccessories, by age, socio-economic group, region, working status,marital status, presence of children, lifestage, media usage andMintel's Special Groups, October 2005
• The Future and Forecast
• An impressive outlook
  • Figure 50: Forecast of the women'saccessories market, 2005-10
• A dedicated follower of fashion?
• Confidence crucial
• Emphasising the profile
• Distribution routes and online
• Factors incorporated in the forecast