Report Summary
The denim market's double-digit growth is gradually declining, largely due to saturation of sales channels, lack of innovation and a decline in the Women's segment. Retailers are also concerned about their inventory levels but confidence amongst manufacturers has yet not diminished.
The report focuses on the US denim jeans market - value, growth rate, and segments. It discusses the key trends prevalent in the market like brand loyalty, rising imports from China, demographic behavior and the state of premium brands.
The report provides comprehensive analysis of the men's and Women's segment of the market. It also profiles the major brands, including their recent significant developments.
Report Outline
Chapter 1 Denim Market Overview
The denim market is going through a bad phase with saturated sales channels, largely due to an abundance of brands and overproduction that the target consumer base has not been able to consume.
Chapter 2 Market Size
2.1 Men's Segment
- In the Men's market, mid-tier retail chains are showing greater potential as compared to department stores.
- US Men's Jeans Sales by Value
- US Men's Jeans Sales by Volume
- US Men's Jeans Sales by Distribution Channel
- US Men's Jeans Sales by Age Group
2.2 Women's Segment
- The double-digit growth of the denim market is slowing down, mainly due to the trouble in Women's jeans market.
- US Women's Jeans Sales by Value
- US Women's Jeans Sales by Volume
- US Women's Jeans - Average Price
- US Women's Jeans Sales by Distribution Channel
- US Women's Jeans Sales by Age
Chapter 3 Market Trends
3.1 Denim Jeans - High Brand Loyalty
3.2 China Benefits from Strong US Imports
3.3 Hispanic Consumers' Preference for Denim
3.4 Premium Power: Lost In Transformation
3.5 Gen Y's High Expenditure on Denim
3.6 Rising Popularity of Denim in Children
3.7 Denim - A Key Component of Women's Fashion Portfolio
Chapter 4 Top Brands
4.1 Levi's
- Levi Strauss & Company was founded in 1853. Its apparel products are sold under the Levi's, Dockers and Levi Strauss Signature brands.
- Overview
- Significant Developments
4.2 Wrangler
- Wrangler is owned by VF Corporation, a leading designer, manufacturer, marketer, and distributor of branded apparel and related products.
- Overview
- Significant Developments
4.3 Lee
- Established in 1889, Lee is owned by VF Corporation. In domestic markets, Lee products are sold through department stores, mid-tier stores and specialty stores.
- Overview
- Significant Developments
4.4 Gap
- The Gap, Inc. is a global specialty retailer operating retail and outlet stores selling casual apparel, accessories and personal care products for men, women and children.
- Overview
- Significant Developments
4.5 Old Navy
- Old Navy is owned by Gap Inc., which owns other clothing stores such as the Gap and Banana Republic. The company operates 945 Old Navy stores.
- Overview
- Significant Developments
4.6 American Eagle Outfitters
- American Eagle Outfitters is a vertically integrated, specialty retailer which offers customers fashionable and trend-right basic apparel.
- Overview
- Significant Developments
4.7 Polo Ralph Lauren
- Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation is a global luxury lifestyle brand offering apparel collections, home furnishings and accessories.
- Overview
- Significant Developments
Tables
Top Denim Jeans Regional Suppliers
Denim Jeans Demographics by Ethnicity
Top Brands in 17-26 Age Group, 2006
Females with/without Children Buying Denim Jeans, 2006
Top 10 Brands by Sales, March 2007
Charts
US Men's Jeans Sales by Value, 2005-2007
US Men's Jeans Sales by Volume, 2005-2007
US Men's Jeans Sales by Distribution Channel, 2006-2007
US Men's Jeans Sales by Age Group, 2006-2007
US Women's Jeans Sales by Value, 2006-2007
US Women's Jeans Sales by Volume, 2006-2007
US Women's Jeans - Average Price, 2006-2007
US Women's Jeans Sales by Distribution Channel, 2006-2007
US Women's Jeans Sales by Age, 2006-2007
Consumers Loyalty between Brand Types
