Figures are based on the consumer spending on footwear which comprises Sneakers, Athletic Footwear, Leather Footwear, and Textile & Other Footwear segments that are produced for private end customers for both offline retail (department stores, traditional specialist shops) and online retail (e-commerce, ordering by catalog). The offline distribution channel covers all purchases in stationary stores, by telesales, or via mail order (e.g., print catalogs).ĭata coverage:Data encompasses B2C enterprises. In other words, the purchase is conducted via the internet, be it on a desktop PC, tablet, or smartphone. The online distribution channel refers to the purchase of physical goods from a digital marketplace. The market comprises revenue and average revenue per capita, volume and average volume per capita, price per unit (per pair), sustainable footwear share, and sales channels data. everyday footwear with an athletic appearance, are excluded from this definition and can be found in the Sneakers segment. Most so-called 'athleisure' footwear or sneakers, i.e.

The definition is based on the Harmonized System of international trade (specifically the HS codes 640219) which include only functional sports shoes and excludes snow-ski footwear as well as skating boots. The Athletic Footwear segment includes shoes specifically designed for sports purposes (e.g., soccer, tennis, basketball, etc.).

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