GFB Assign 2
GFB Assign 2
GFB Assign 2
TECHNOLOGY
- Presented By-
- Guided By- Alice Khujur
Prof. A. Rajyalakshami Smriti
Vanisha Sher
1. Introduction
2. Apparel Categories
3. Global Market Share
Menswear- Jeans, trousers, track suits, shirts, jackets, socks, mufflers, gloves,
mittens, ties, anoraks, cloaks, coats, windcheaters, blazers
This covers children in the age This covers the age group between
group of 3- 7 years. 7 to 15 years.
Punks-
Hippies-
denim, ripped clothing,
T-shirts, safety pins,
long hairs, provocative T-shirt slogans
psychedelic imagery, Skinheads-
flared trousers short-cropped hair,
fitted jeans,
Hip- Hop-
button-up shirts,
black printed T-shirts,
baggy denim, polo shirts,
sports shoes calf boots.
The average volume per person in the Women's Apparel segment is expected to
amount to 9.82pieces in 2023.
2015 - 2025 ( US Billion Dollars)
Men's apparel market
The average volume per person in the Men's Apparel segment is expected to
amount to 5.29pieces in 2023.
2015 - 2025 ( US Billion Dollars)
Kid's apparel market
The global fashion industry is constantly evolving, and trends vary by product
category and sub-category. Here are some of the current global trends:
Clothing: The athleisure trend has continued to grow, with comfortable and
functional clothing being a priority for many consumers. Sustainable and eco-
friendly fashion is also gaining traction, as consumers become more conscious of
the environmental impact of their clothing choices.
The footwear market is expected to grow at a faster rate than the clothing
market, with a CAGR of around 6.5% from 2021 to 2026.
The beauty market is expected to grow at the fastest rate of all the product
categories, with a CAGR of around 7.5% from 2021 to 2026.
In conclusion, India has a competitive and comparative advantage in
several fashion categories for exports, including textiles, apparel,
leather goods, jewellery, and home textiles. These advantages are driven
by the country's skilled labour, abundant raw materials, established
supply chains, and long history of textile production
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