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 Womenswear Retailers
€ 2 694,50
Editeur :
Datamonitor
Langue :
Anglais
Date de publication :
Juin 2005
Taille du document :
89
Autres informations :
Description , Table des matières
 
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 Womenswear Retailers

The middle market is losing its dominance of the womenswear market. Over the past five years we have witnessed the exit of C&A from the UK, the downsizing of Littlewoods, (with another possible exit if sold), Allders has gone and Marks & Spencer continuing to lose share. Of the traditional middle market retailers only Next has made any significant gains and much of this has been driven by space growth.


 

The middle market is losing its dominance of the womenswear market. Over the past five years we have witnessed the exit of C&A from the UK, the downsizing of Littlewoods, (with another possible exit if sold), Allders has gone and Marks & Spencer continuing to lose share. Of the traditional middle market retailers only Next has made any significant gains and much of this has been driven by space growth.


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