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This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Footwear in US$ Million and Million Pairs at the retail level by the following Product Categories/Segments: Athletic Footwear (Aerobic, Baseball, Basketball, Cricket, Cross-Training, Soccer, Running, Tennis, Walking, Hiking, Hockey, Athleisure, & Others), Outdoor/Rugged, Casual, Dress/Formal, and Footwear Accessories. The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific , Middle East/Africa, and Latin America. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2007 through 2015. Also, a seven-year historic analysis is provided for these markets. The report profiles 841 companies including leading manufacturers such as adidas AG, Reebok International, Bata Shoe Organization, Bata India Ltd., Brown Shoe Company, Inc., Deckers Outdoor Corporation, ECCO Sko A/S, Gucci Group, Kenneth Cole Productions, Inc., Lacrosse Footwear Inc., Nike, Inc., Nine West Group Inc., Puma AG, R.G. Barry Corporation, San Paulo & Alpargatas, S.A., The Timberland Company, Vans, Inc., Weyco Group, and Wolverine World Wide, Inc. Leading Footwear Retailers also profiled in the report include The Athlete's Foot, The Finish Line, Inc., Foot Locker, Inc., Payless ShoeSource, Inc., and The Sports Authority, Inc., Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research. Company profiles are mostly extracted from URL research and reported select online sources.
FOOTWEAR MCP-2782
A GLOBAL STRATEGIC BUSINESS REPORT
CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS 1
Study Reliability and Reporting Limitations 1
Disclaimers 2
Data Interpretation & Reporting Level 2
Quantitative Techniques & Analytics 3
Product Definitions and Scope of Study 3
Athletic Footwear 4
Aerobic Shoes 4
Athleisure Footwear 4
Baseball Footwear 4
Basketball Footwear 4
Cricket Footwear 5
Cross-Training 5
Running Shoes 5
Soccer Shoes 5
Tennis Shoes 5
Walking Shoes 5
Other Athletic Footwear 5
Outdoor/Rugged Footwear 5
Casual Footwear 6
Dress/Formal Footwear 6
Footwear Accessories 6
Socks 6
Insoles 6
Gaiters 6
2. INDUSTRY PROFILE 7
A Prelude 7
Global Footwear Market - An Overview 7
Table 1: Footwear Consumption in Select Countries (2008):
Breakdown of Per Capita Consumption for the US, EU, Taiwan,
Japan, Korea, Canada, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, Thailand,
Indonesia, India, and China (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 8
Current Market Scenario 8
Growth Slips in the Developed Economies 8
Recession Leaves Luxury Footwear Market Stranded 9
Growth Resumes in Year 2010 10
Developing Markets On the Radar, Post Recession 10
Outlook 11
Competition 11
Table 2: Worldwide Footwear Market (2008): Leading Companies'
Footwear Sales in US$ Billion (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 12
Brand Talk 12
Branding - What the Consumer Looks for 12
Hard Facts about Branding 13
Move Towards Unconventional Brand Names 13
Baby Boomers - Changing Priorities 13
Kids - The Easiest Prey for Brands? 13
Integration of Fashion and Comfort 14
Fusion of Performance and Style - A Successful Formula 14
The Rift between Production and Consumption Narrows 14
Competitive Advantages of Leading Footwear Producers 15
Table 3: Worldwide Imports of Footwear for the Years 2004
through 2008 (In US$ Billion) (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 15
3. MARKET DYNAMICS 16
Movers and Shapers of the Industry's Stance 16
Footwear Industry in the New Millennium 16
Globalization - Optimal Efficiencies 16
It's a Mix-and-Match of Opportunities & Strengths 16
Technology Advancements - An Explosive Period Ahead 16
The Consumerism Wave 17
Consumerism in the 21st Century 17
Forces Shaping Consumerism 17
Time - A Rare Commodity 17
Freedom - The Prized Possession 18
Small Shops - The Most Favored Targets 18
Advent of a Global Network 18
The Battle Between the Body and the Soul 18
Children - Deciding Success and Failure of Retailers 19
Consumers - On Top of the World 19
Factors Influencing the Footwear Industry 19
Facts About the Footwear Industry 20
Caught in the Rip Van Winkle Act 20
The Replacement Issue 20
A Non-Seasonal Living 21
Huge Discounting 21
Dearth of Creativity 21
Lack of Direction and Focus 21
The Brown Shoe Movement 21
Cross Trainers - Increasingly Designed for Outdoor Wear 21
Trekking Shoes - Going on an Uphill Journey 22
Varying Styles and Designs - To Suit all Consumers 22
Slippers - Not a Case of Slip-Ups 22
New Products - Much Needed Stimulus 22
Beige Shoes - Result of Various Factors 22
Vendors Cash on Casual Shoes 23
Fashion and Not Technology Rules 23
Life - Moving at a Breathtaking Speed 23
Price and Comfort - The Eternal Favorites 24
Individualism - A Way of Life in the Future 24
Growth Factors in the Footwear Industry 24
E- Commerce 24
Innovation 24
Innovations in Footwear Components 24
Customer Service 24
Fashion Trends 25
Comfort - For Today's Woman 25
Female Footwear Market 25
Parents & Kids - The Retailers' New Favorites 25
The Kid Buying Power 26
Factors Influencing Kids' Purchases 26
The Teen Market 26
The Growing Popularity of Private Labels 26
Product Innovation - Not a Major Issue Any More? 27
Participatory Levels - Forecasts for the Near Future 27
Specialty Footwear & Sporting Goods Stores - The
Manufacturers' Favorites 27
Distribution Channels - A Complex System... 27
Only the Smart Will Survive 28
Out-Sourcing - A Key Issue 28
US Leads the Packing in Outsourcing Footwear to Asia 28
Continued Outsourcing 28
Sourcing Strategies - The Present and the Future 28
Retail Environment- An Integral & Crucial Facet of the
Footwear Industry 29
The Importance of Niche Players 29
Manufacturers and Retailers- The Battle Goes on 29
Retailers Under Pressure 29
Response to a Slump in Demand 29
Small Retailers - A Flexible Lot in a Fluid Scenario 29
The Problem of "Returns" 30
A Great Transition Ahead 30
Key Success Factors for Retailers 30
Investment Areas for Retailers in the 21st Century 31
The Retailer's Success Recipe 31
'Space Lifting' Footwear Retailing 32
'Proactive' Merchandising In-Store Garners Momentum 32
Point-of-Sale Data - Understanding the Needs of the Consumer 32
P-O-P & its Importance 32
Co-Branding - Crucial for the Success of P-O-P Displays? 33
Manufacturers Must Evolve too. 33
Strategic Formulae for a Successful Future 33
The Sales Team. 34
Catalog Sales - A Potent Marketing Tool 34
The Advent of a New Supply Mechanism 35
Core Competency - Increased Importance 35
Customer - The Core Focal Point 35
Customization - The Norm and Not an Option 35
Essential Core Competencies for the Future 35
Design Process 35
Development 36
Logistics 36
Shelf Presence 37
Retailing Transformation: Effect on the Manufacturers 37
Marketing Strategies 37
The Role of Manufacturers and Marketers 37
Utilization of Resources 37
Successful Strategies and Trends in the Recent Past 38
Hearst Magazines- Forging Strategic Alliances of a Different
Kind 38
Brand Extension - A New Meaning 38
Trends in the Men's Footwear Market 38
Marketing Strategies of Footwear Manufacturers - A Comparison... 38
4. TRENDS 40
Licensing a Hot Rage! 40
Cross Industry Forays Rife 40
Shifting Brand Loyalty - A Major Concern! 40
Affordable Luxury - Painting New Scapes for Growth 41
5. ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR - A BRIEF MARKET SCAN 42
Athletic Footwear Makers Party on Consumers Getting Sporty 42
Fashion-Statements Override Brand Aspirations 42
Athletic Footwear Industry: Then & Now 42
Market Description 42
Table 4: Global Athletic Footwear Market (2007): Percentage
Market Share Breakdown of Key Players (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 43
Demand Factors 43
Supply Factors 43
Pricing - A Marketing Tool for Athletic Footwear Chains 44
Short Lead Times Spell Success in a Dynamic Market 44
In a Mature Phase 44
Threats to the Athletic Footwear Segment? 45
The Inevitable 45
Licensing Needs a Shot in the Arm 45
Licensers and Licensees Must Join Forces and Help Retailers 46
The Female Footwear Market - An Aggressive Growth... 46
6. PRODUCT OVERVIEW 47
History of Footwear 47
Moccasin 47
Sandal 47
Boot 47
Clog 47
Mule 47
Pumps 48
Oxford 48
Footwear Style & Fashion 48
Sneakers 48
Product Definitions 49
Athletic Footwear 49
Components of Athletic Footwear 49
Upper 49
Midsole 49
Insert 50
Outsole 50
Aerobic Shoes 50
Athleisure Footwear 50
Baseball Footwear 50
Metal Cleats 50
Molded Cleats 50
Basketball Footwear 51
Cricket Footwear 51
Cross-Training 51
Running Shoes 51
Soccer Shoes 51
Tennis Shoes 51
Walking Shoes 51
Other Athletic Footwear 51
Outdoor/Rugged Footwear 52
Trekking and Walking Boots 52
3-4 Season Boots 52
3 Season Boots 52
Mountaineering Boots 52
Backpacking Boots 52
Hiking Boots 52
Day Hiking Boots 53
Technical Hiking Boots 53
Light Hiking Boots 53
Approach Shoes 53
Technical Shoes 53
Casual Footwear 54
Dress/Formal Footwear 54
Footwear Accessories 54
Socks 54
Insoles 54
Gaiters 54
7. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY 55
Upper Echelon Shoes and Steve to Collaborate 55
LG Fashion Enters into Agreement with Hunter Boot 55
LaCrosse Footwear to Shift to Danner Factory 55
USL Inaugurates Women Store in Lebanon 55
Daphne International Holdings to Purchase Stake in Full Pearl
International 55
GTX Corp. Enters into Licensing Agreement with Aetrex
Worldwide Inc. 56
Joe's Jeans Signs Agreement with Burano LLC 56
Colombia Sportswear Company Announces Inauguration of New Store 56
Levi's and R.G Barry Corp. Sign Licensing Agreement 56
Nexcen Signs New License Agreement with RCG Corp. Regarding TAF 57
Crocs Announces Business Expansion in Indian Market 57
Giorgio Armani Enters into Global Alliance with Reebok 57
Collective Brands Enters into Agreement with Lucasfilm 57
Sperry Top-Sider Starts Up New Retail Outlets 58
Collective Brands Takes Over ATR 58
Weyco Takes Over Umi Brand 58
Pavers Shoes Merges with shoe-shop.com 59
Pantaloon Enters into Joint Venture with C&J Clark 59
DSW Shoe Warehouse Inks Agreement with Miss America Organization 59
Bata India Unveils Stores 59
Corell Licensing Takes Over Footwear Business of Funtastic 60
LaCrosse Footwear Discontinues END Footwear as Independent Brand 60
Bata Industrials Obtains ISI Certification 60
LFI Signs Agreement with Environmentally Neutral Design Outdoor 61
REH Acquires Royal Elastics Brand from K-Swiss 61
H.H. Brown Shoe Acquires Kork-Ease Brand 61
BAWAG to Sell Remaining turbo!schuh Outlets 62
Pavers Foresight Smart Ventures Acquires Equity Shoes 62
Deckers Outdoor Purchases Ahnu 62
Wolverine World Wide Acquires Chaco 62
The Rockport Company Signs Agreement with Telefonica Sailing Team 63
Zamberlan Footwear Inks Agreement with Verde Fulfillment 63
Admiral Inks Distribution Agreement with Sojitz General
Merchandise Corporation 63
Phoenix Footwear Group Enters into Agreement with Tandy Brands
Accessories 63
Pearl Izumi Inks Agreement to Sponsor Professional Triathlon
Athlete 64
World Triathlon Enters into Partnership with K·Swiss 64
Future Group to Streamline and Restructure Retail Footwear
Business 64
Fila Collaborates with James Blake 64
AVIA Enters into Partnership with Troy Lee Designs 65
SKECHERS Inks Licensing Agreement with Adjmi Apparel 65
Pavers England to Expand in India 65
Benetton Selects Kuehne + Nagel 65
Zedds to Establish New Outlets 66
bebe stores and Titan Industries Ink Agreement 66
Anta Sports Products and Belle Sign Agreement 66
i.e. distribution and LL International Sign Agreement 66
Reliance Footprint Collaborates with Gini and Jony to
Introduce Kids Footwear 66
Aerie and New Balance Collaborate to Introduce Lifestyle Shoe 67
Levi Strauss Takes Over DC Company 67
Pavers and Foresight Group to Start New Stores 67
Rocky Brands to Enter into Multiple-year Distribution
Agreement with Garlands 67
Nine West Footwear Corporation Signs Agreement with Kurt Geiger 67
K-Swiss to Takes Over Remaining Stake in Palladium SAS 68
JD Sports Fashion Takes Over Chausport 68
Assault Systems Enters into Agreement with I-generator 68
SKECHERS Signs Deal with Group Charley 68
Bigshoebazaar.com Enters into Retail Segment 69
Timberland Enters into Partnership with Reliance Brands 69
Peak Sport Products Inaugurates New Store in China 69
Cherokee Inks License Agreement with ACI International 69
Amazon.com Takes Over Zappos.Com 69
Skechers Enters into Partnership Agreement with Winner Sports 69
Geox to Incorporate Geox Manufacturing Italy Unit 70
Hi-Tec and TOG24 Inaugurate New Store 70
Winner Sports Enters into Joint Venture with Clarks 70
Wecyo Group Acquires Majority Stake in Company Operations 70
Bata India Introduces Hush Puppies 70
Colombia Sportswear Company Announces Inauguration of New Store 71
LaCrosse Footwear Acquires End Footwear 71
Payless ShoeSource Introduces First Store in United Arab Emirates 71
Columbia and Mountain Hardwear Introduce Two Retail Showrooms
in Seattle 71
Brown Shoe Opens Famous Footwear Distribution Center 72
Columbia Sportswear Company Opens a New Retail Store 72
Foot Locker Acquires CCS from dELiA*s 72
Reebok International and Hasbro Collaborate to Unveil New
MONOPOLY Inspired Footwear Range 73
Marvel Entertainment Collaborates with Reebok to Unveil
Children Sneakers Collection 73
Nine West Group and New Balance Ink an Agreement 74
The Athlete's Foot Opens New Outlet 74
The Athlete's Foot Unveils New Concept-based Store in Ohio 75
ECCO Europe West Opens New Store 75
Tejon Industrial Complex to House Famous Footwear 75
Spira Footwear and Disney's Wide World of Sports Sign Agreement 75
Tommy Hilfiger Group to Bring its Footwear Business Segment
In-house 76
San Marco to Increase Production of Footwear 76
LawnGrips and Stihl Sign Distribution Agreement 76
RYKA Signs Agreement with Kelly Ripa 77
Reliance Retail Unveils a New Outlet of Reliance Footprint 77
Pavers Foresight Smart Ventures Sets Up a New Facility in
Tamil Nadu 77
JD Sports Fashion Takes Over Interest in JJB Sports 77
TaylorMade-Adidas Golf Acquires Ashworth 78
Calzados El Ferrol Takes Over Footwear Manufacturing
Operations of Calzados del Sur 78
LaCrosse Footwear Establishes a New Subsidiary in Denmark 78
Epico Takes Over Lazy Joes and Esino 78
Belle International Holdings to Takeover Mirabell
International Holdings 78
Onitsuka Tiger and tokidoki Enter into Collaboration 79
Brown Shoe Company Establish Via Spiga Soho Store 79
Via Spiga Partners Vena Cava for Creating Footwear Collection 79
Brown Shoe Company to Merge its Divisions to Form New Footwear
Company 79
Pavers Foresight Smart Ventures Enters into a Joint Venture
with Flyflot Lones 79
The Athlete's Foot Signs Virginia Agreement 80
SKECHERS Signs Joint Venture with Onwel Group 80
Vera Wang Signs Licensing Agreement with Brown Shoe for
Lavender Label 80
Stella Enters into Joint Venture Agreement with Deckers Asia 80
Adrenalina to Purchase Pacific Sunwear 81
Nilörngruppen and Hembly International Sign Joint Venture 81
Browning and ProLogis Enter into Build-to-Suit Lease Agreement
with LaCrosse Footwear 81
Landmark Gulf Group Forms Joint Venture with Kurt Geiger 81
Fergie Teams Up with Brown Shoe 82
Salvatore Ferragamo Forms Joint Venture with DLF 82
Butler University Enters into Long-Term Agreement with Nike 82
Indiana University Signs Agreement with adidas 82
Orchard Buys CrossTown for US$35 Million 83
AEA Investors Acquires Implus Footcare 83
K-Swiss Plans to Acquire 57% Stake in Palladium 83
Deckers Outdoor Buys Tsubo for US$6 Million 83
BCBG Max Announces the Acquisition of Dorotennis 83
The Walking Company Acquires Natural Comfort 83
Gap, Inc Aired Plans of Acquiring Athleta 83
Established Brands International Acquires Wenger 84
FAST RETAILING to Merge the Ancillaries 84
Ejendals Acquires Major Share in Jalas 84
Honeywell Completes the Acquisition of Norcross Safety 85
JJB Sports Announces the Acquisition of Qube Footwear 85
Dickies(r) Buys Kodiak Group Holdings 85
Jacobson Ventures Acquires a Shoe Retailer 85
Intertek Enters into Partnership with AAFA 85
Adidas Partners with IAAF 86
Nike Partners With U.S Futsal (r) 86
LOTTO Sports Signs a Partnership Agreement with Star 360 86
Sole Solutions Acquires Langer 86
Shimano to Take Over Pearl Izumi from Nautilus 86
Golden Gate Capital Acquires Altama Delta from Phoenix Footwear 87
Belle International Takes Over 5 Footwear Businesses 87
Tallinna Kaubamaja to Acquire Suurtuki 87
Vulcabras and Reebok Announce Brazilian JV 87
Reliance and Bata India Announce Collaboration for Reliance
Footprint 87
8. PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS/INNOVATIONS 88
LUME Footwear Introduces the LUME Brand 88
OutdoorKit Introduces a Merrell Men's Collection of Footwear 88
Pediped's New Line of Footwear to Feature DRYZ(r) technology 89
adidas Golf Introduces adiPURE 89
Simple(r) Shoes Introduces Fall 2010 Collection of Footwear for
Women 89
Steve Madden Announces the Launch of Season's Collection for
Women and Men 90
3N2 Unveils its 2010 Collection Featuring REACTION PRO-PLATE
and ACCELERATE PT 91
Brooks Sports Announces the launch of Brooks DNA Technology 92
Base London Unveils New Collection in Moda Footwear Show 93
Stuburt Unveils New Line of Performance Golf Shoes 93
Dawgs Golf Launches Ultralite Golf Spirit Shoes 93
Pavers Unveils New Line of Shoes 93
Brown Shoe Introduces New Women's Footwear Collection Naya(r) 93
Payless Shoe Source Announces the Launch of Champion Fitness
Footwear 94
Keds and Gap Team Up to Design Exclusive Line of Gap+Keds
Collection for Holiday and Fall 2010 95
GoLite Footwear Launches Rejuvenators 95
GoLite Footwear Announces the Release of BareTech Technology
For Fall 2010 96
Crocs Introduces New Spring/Summer 2010 Collection 96
Infinity Announces the Release of the Latest Cheerleading
Shoe, the Phoenix 97
Berghaus Unveils Pro Rush Mid II GTX Lightweight Boots 97
Crocs Footwear Launches Premier Footwear Collection 98
Bobolat Unveils New Propulse and Team Range High- Performance
Tennis Shoes 98
Brooks Sports to Unveil Green Silence 98
Prince Adds Lightspeed Footwear to All Court Series 99
Ryan and Adam Goldstone to Launch APL Concept 1 Basketball Shoes 99
Bates Footwear to Introduce C3 Boots Featuring Cross Channel
Circulation Technology 99
Wenger to Launch Fall 2010 Collection of Footwear Featuring
OutDry's Waterproofing Technology 100
Target and Converse to Introduce the 'Converse One Star
Collection' of the Season 100
NIKE Introduces Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II Boots with
Adaptive Traction System 101
Nike Introduces Air Max LeBron VII Shoes in LeBron's Signature
Line 101
Payless Introduces Zoe & Zac(tm), a Line of Eco-friendly Footwear
and Accessories 102
Bianco and Hummel to Launch First Common Collection 102
Peanuts and New Balance to Introduce their First Line of Co-
branded Footwear for Children 102
New Balance Introduces New Balance 500 Shoes for Pit Crew Members 103
Saucing Announces the Release of Performance Sock Collection 103
Manitobah Mukuluks Adds New Footwear Sole for Comfort and
Durability 104
Paver and Foresight Group to Launch Staccato in India 104
adidas Golf Introduces Four New Performance Golf Shoes 104
LOWA Unveils New Range of Walking Shoes 105
Foot Locker and Adidas Originals to Introduce Exclusive Vespa
Footwear Collection 107
North Face Launches New Range of Footwear 107
Allen Edmonds Unveils Latest Executive Business Shoe Collection 108
New Balance Introduces Environmentally Friendly 70 Collection 108
Nike Launches Nike LunarGlide+ 108
Adidas Introduces Supernova Sequence 2 Shoe 109
Base London Introduces Autumn 2009 Collections 109
Kayland Launches Footwear Line for 2010 110
Onitsuka Tiger and MINI Unveil New Footwear 111
Radii Footwear Introduces 2009 Holiday Collection 111
USA Dawgs Launches Dawgs Golf Line 111
Habitat Introduces Skateboard Footwear Collection 112
Ariat Unveils Novel Footwear Technology 112
Newton Running to Roll-Out Spring 2010 Collection 112
ECCO Rolls-Out Men's Golf Shoe Line for 2010 Spring and Summer 113
Nike and Kobe Bryant Launch New Basketball Shoe 113
TAF Launches Adidas Shoes 114
Blackhawk Unveils New Tanto Light Hiker Shoe 114
Nike to Introduce N7 Collection 114
Red Tape Introduces New Footwear Collection 114
Lotto to Introduce Two New Brands of Footwear 114
Nike Introduces New Basketball Shoes 114
Nike Launches Nike Zoom Soldier III 115
JC Penney and JA Apparel Introduce Joe Joseph Abboud 115
Fitness Footwear Introduces Fit Flops 115
Kigo Footwear Rolls Out Fashion Footwear 115
Brown Shoe Launches Fergalicious by Fergie(tm) and Fergie(tm)
Footwear Range 116
Nike Unveils NikeTrainer 1 116
Bata India Introduces Spring Summer Collection 116
Peter Marcus Group to Launch Footwear and Jewelry Range 116
Nicole Richie to Unveil Footwear range 117
K-Swiss Rolls Out Classic Tennis Shoes 117
Fox to Introduce 09 Footwear Range 117
END Footwear Unveils END Footwear Spring 2009 Range 117
Pediped Shoes to Roll Out Couture Collection 118
Nike Launches KD1 118
Established Brands International Introduces First Wenger
Footwear Collection 119
Etonic Worldwide Rolls Out 2008-09 Golf Footwear Line 119
Ektelon Rolls Out O Series 120
PUMA, VRP and WBP Unveil Puma Speed Racer Shoe 120
PI and Randy Moss to Roll Out Clothing line and Athletic Footwear 121
Shoe Studio Group Unveils footwear label Toms 121
Ryan Rowe Collection Launched in Nordstrom, Bloomingdale as
well as Other Retail Outlets 121
Natalie Portman Introduces Vegan Footwear Line 122
The Clarks Companies to Roll Out Clarks Kids' footwear 122
Star Fashion Group Officially Introduces US footwear brand Sanuk 122
Brown Shoe Company Launches GRETTATM Footwear Collection 122
Reebok Rolls Out VY Electrify Football Trainer and Cleat 123
Bata India Introduces Bata Industrials Range 123
Brooks Sports Launches a Kids' Footwear Range 123
Brooks Sports Unveils BioMoGo 124
Crocs to Introduce Ocean Minded brand in India 124
Pentstar Sports Introduces Lacoste Spring-Summer 2009 Collection 124
Payless ShoeSource to Roll Out Green Footwear Range 125
Grenade to Unveil Spring 2009 Footwear Range 125
Johnston & Murphy Introduces Fall 2008 Collection for Women 125
Wolverine Worldwide Launches Merrell 126
9. FOCUS ON SELECT GLOBAL PLAYERS 127
Leading Manufacturers 127
adidas AG (Germany) 127
Reebok International (US) 127
Bata Shoe Organization (Canada) 128
Bata India Ltd. (India) 128
Brown Shoe Company, Inc. (US) 129
Deckers Outdoor Corporation (US) 129
ECCO Sko A/S (Denmark) 129
Gucci Group (Italy) 130
Kenneth Cole Productions, Inc. (US) 130
Lacrosse Footwear, Inc. (US) 131
Nike Inc. (US) 132
Nine West Group Inc. (US) 132
Puma AG (Germany) 132
R.G. Barry Corporation (US) 133
San Paulo & Alpargatas, S.A. (Brazil) 133
The Timberland Company (US) 133
Vans, Inc. (US) 133
Weyco Group (Florsheim) (US) 134
Wolverine World Wide, Inc. (US) 134
Leading Footwear Retailers 135
The Athlete's Foot (US) 135
The Finish Line, Inc. (US) 135
Foot Locker, Inc. (US) 136
Payless ShoeSource Inc. (US) 136
The Sports Authority, Inc. (US) 136
10. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE 138
Table 5: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe,
Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle
East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales
in Million Pairs for Years 2007 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 138
Table 6: World Historic Review for Footwear by Geographic
Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding
Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa Markets
Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in Million Pairs for
Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 139
Table 7: World 11-Year Perspective for Footwear by Geographic
Region - Percentage Breakdown of Unit Sales for US, Canada,
Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America
and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years 2005, 2010 & 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 140
Table 8: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe,
Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle
East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales
in US$ Million for Years 2007 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 141
Table 9: World Historic Review for Footwear by Geographic
Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding
Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa Markets
Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in US$ Million for
Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 142
Table 10: World 11-Year Perspective for Footwear by Geographic
Region - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for US, Canada,
Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America
and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years 2005, 2010 & 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 143
Table 11: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Athletic Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan,
Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America and
Middle East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
Sales in Million Pairs for Years 2007 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 144
Table 12: World Historic Review for Athletic Footwear by
Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
(excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in Million
Pairs for Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 145
Table 13: World 11-Year Perspective for Athletic Footwear by
Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Unit Sales for US,
Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin
America and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years 2005, 2010 &
2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 146
Table 14: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Athletic Footwear by Product Segment - Aerobic, Baseball,
Basketball, Cricket, Cross-Training, Soccer, Running, Tennis,
Walking, Hiking, Hockey, Athleisure, and Others Markets
Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in Million Pairs for
Years 2007 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 147
Table 15: World Historic Review for Athletic Footwear by
Product Segment - Aerobic, Baseball, Basketball, Cricket,
Cross-Training, Soccer, Running, Tennis, Walking, Hiking,
Hockey, Athleisure, and Others Markets Independently Analyzed
with Annual Sales in Million Pairs for Years 2000 through 2006
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 148
Table 16: World 11-Year Perspective for Athletic Footwear by
Product Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Unit Sales for
Aerobic, Baseball, Basketball, Cricket, Cross-Training,
Soccer, Running, Tennis, Walking, Hiking, Hockey, Athleisure,
and Others Markets for Years 2005, 2010 & 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 149
Table 17: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Outdoor/Rugged Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada,
Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America
and Middle East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with
Annual Sales in Million Pairs for Years 2007 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 150
Table 18: World Historic Review for Outdoor/Rugged Footwear by
Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
(excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in Million
Pairs for Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 151
Table 19: World 11-Year Perspective for Outdoor/Rugged
Footwear by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Unit
Sales for US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding
Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years
2005, 2010 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 152
Table 20: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Casual Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan,
Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America and
Middle East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
Sales in Million Pairs for Years 2007 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 153
Table 21: World Historic Review for Casual Footwear by
Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
(excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in Million
Pairs for Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 154
Table 22: World 11-Year Perspective for Casual Footwear by
Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Unit Sales for US,
Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin
America and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years 2005, 2010 &
2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 155
Table 23: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Dress/Formal Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada,
Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America
and Middle East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with
Annual Sales in Million Pairs for Years 2007 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 156
Table 24: World Historic Review for Dress/Formal Footwear by
Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
(excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in Million
Pairs for Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 157
Table 25: World 11-Year Perspective for Dress/Formal Footwear
by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Unit Sales for
US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),
Latin America and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years 2005,
2010 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 158
Table 26: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Athletic Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan,
Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America and
Middle East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
Sales in US$ Million for Years 2007 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 159
Table 27: World Historic Review for Athletic Footwear by
Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
(excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in US$
Million for Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 160
Table 28: World 11-Year Perspective for Athletic Footwear by
Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for
US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),
Latin America and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years 2005,
2010 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 161
Table 29: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Athletic Footwear by Product Segment - Aerobic, Baseball,
Basketball, Cricket, Cross-Training, Soccer, Running, Tennis,
Walking, Hiking, Hockey, Athleisure, and Others Markets
Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in US$ Million for
Years 2007 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 162
Table 30: World Historic Review for Athletic Footwear by
Product Segment - Aerobic, Baseball, Basketball, Cricket,
Cross-Training, Soccer, Running, Tennis, Walking, Hiking,
Hockey, Athleisure, and Others Markets Independently Analyzed
with Annual Sales in US$ Million for Years 2000 through 2006
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 163
Table 31: World 11-Year Perspective for Athletic Footwear by
Product Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for
Aerobic, Baseball, Basketball, Cricket, Cross-Training,
Soccer, Running, Tennis, Walking, Hiking, Hockey, Athleisure,
and Others Markets for Years 2005, 2010 & 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 164
Table 32: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Outdoor/Rugged Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada,
Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America
and Middle East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with
Annual Sales in US$ Million for Years 2007 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 165
Table 33: World Historic Review for Outdoor/Rugged Footwear by
Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
(excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in US$
Million for Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 166
Table 34: World 11-Year Perspective for Outdoor/Rugged
Footwear by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar
Sales for US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding
Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years
2005, 2010 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 167
Table 35: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Casual Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan,
Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America and
Middle East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
Sales in US$ Million for Years 2007 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 168
Table 36: World Historic Review for Casual Footwear by
Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
(excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in US$
Million for Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 169
Table 37: World 11-Year Perspective for Casual Footwear by
Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for
US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),
Latin America and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years 2005,
2010 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 170
Table 38: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Dress/Formal Footwear by Geographic Region - US, Canada,
Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America
and Middle East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with
Annual Sales in US$ Million for Years 2007 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 171
Table 39: World Historic Review for Dress/Formal Footwear by
Geographic Region -US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
(excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in US$
Million for Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 172
Table 40: World 11-Year Perspective for Dress/Formal Footwear
by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales
for US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),
Latin America and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years 2005,
2010 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 173
Table 41: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Footwear Accessories by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan,
Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America and
Middle East/Africa Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
Sales in US$ Million for Years 2007 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 174
Table 42: World Historic Review for Footwear Accessories by
Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific
(excluding Japan), Latin America and Middle East/Africa
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales in US$
Million for Years 2000 through 2006 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 175
Table 43: World 11-Year Perspective for Footwear Accessories
by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales
for US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),
Latin America and Middle East/Africa Markets for Years 2005,
2010 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 176
11. THE UNITED STATES 177
A.Market Analysis 177
Current & Future Analysis 177
Market Overview 177
Table 44: Footwear Market in US (2007): Breakdown of
Average Annual Per Capita Spends on Footwear by Annual
Household Income (In US$) (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 177
Table 45: Footwear Market in US (2007): Breakdown of
Average Annual Per Capita Spends on Footwear by Age Group
(In US$) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 178
Table 46: Footwear Market in US (2007): Breakdown of
Average Annual Per Capita Spends on Footwear by Ethnic
Group (In US$) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 178
Table 47: Footwear Market in US (2007): Breakdown of
Average Annual Per Capita Spends on Footwear by Region (In
US$) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 179
Running Industry Skirts Recessionary Pressures 179
Offering Discounts- The New Marketing Mantra 180
Factors Fueling Retail Sales... 180
Discounters - In Competition with Retailers 181
Casualness- Impact on Retailing Strategies 181
Footwear Distribution Channels 182
Table 48: US Footwear Market (2008): Percentage Share
Breakdown of Sales by Distribution Channel (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 183
Table 49: US Footwear Market (2008): Percentage Share
Breakdown of Sales by Consumer Group & Retail Store
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 183
The Highway Showdown Catching Up 184
Marine Footwear: Cracking out of the 'Performance-only' Shell 184
A 'Casual' Barge into Dress Footwear Market 184
Casual Footwear Chants the 'Fashion Mantra' 184
Men Have Deeper Pockets for Footwear than Women 185
Market Dynamics 185
Overview 185
Americans become Smart Consumers 185
Urban Consumers- The Driving Force 186
Bargain Hunters- Hailed by Retailers 186
Value Shopper - Redefining the American Retail Scene 186
The Value Shopper Strategies 186
Trends in the Value Migration Cycle 187
Changing Social Standards 187
The Real Identity of the American Consumer 187
Achievement and Success 187
Activity 187
Efficiency and Practicality 187
Progress 188
Material Comfort 188
Individualism 188
Freedom 188
External Conformity 188
Youthfulness 188
Fitness and Health 188
Table 50: Demographics in the US: Percentage Breakdown
of Population by Age Group - 2005 & 2025 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 189
Baby Boomers 189
Comfort and Image- Priorities of Baby Boomers' 190
In a Rebellious Mood 190
Ushering in a Retail Boom 190
Teenagers-The Retailers' Favorite 190
Kids become Decision-makers 191
Fitness- Driving Women to Buy 191
Title IX - The Revolution Begins 191
Pre-teens - Growing at a Fast Rate 192
Tumbling Barriers 192
Older Women - Remaining Fit... 192
The Changing Tide 192
Ethnic & Minorities - the Target Market... 193
Hispanics- A Large Minority Section 193
Service and Ambience - The Prime Shopping Factors... 193
Minority Marketing- The New Game of Footwear
Manufacturers... 193
Table 51: Population Breakdown in the US by Ethnic
Origin/Race (in Million) - 2000 & 2010 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 194
Table 52: Projected Percentage Share of Population in
the US by Ethnic Origin/Race - 2030 & 2050 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 194
Table 53: US Footwear Market (2008): Percentage Share
Breakdown of Sales by Consumer Group (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) 195
The Advent of the Hip-Hop Culture 195
Gateway to Large Consumer Base 196
Historic Data Findings: A Review 196
Table 54: US Market for Women's Running Shoes (2005 &
2006): Percentage Breakdown of Value Sales by Leading
Players - Nike, Asics, New Balance, adidas, Saucony and
Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) 196
Table 55: US Market for Men's Running Shoes (2005 &
2006): Percentage Breakdown of Value Sales by Leading
Players - Nike, New Balance, adidas, Asics, Brooks and
Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart)
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