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2nd Quarter 2013
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Global apparel markets: profiles of six leading US apparel retailers, 2nd quarter 2013 |
22 pages,
published in Issue 22, 2nd Quarter 2013
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Euro 395.00;
US$ 520.00
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With a large population and high income per head, demand for apparel in the USA is huge -- amounting to nearly US$300 bn during 2012. This has facilitated sustained growth of a number of giant retailers of apparel operating large chains of stores spread across the USA. The market is dominated by two types of retailers: stores focused exclusively on selling apparel; and department stores. The report profiles six leading US apparel retailers. Four of these -- JC Penney, Kohl's, Macy's and Nordstrom -- are department stores. The other two are Gap, a speciality retailer of apparel, and The TJX Companies, an off-price retailer of apparel and home fashions. The profiles include information and analysis on the development of each retailer, and on each retailer's brands, products, employment, strategies and financial performance.
| Four times a year, Global Apparel Markets provides essential and up-to-date analysis and insight into the global apparel industry. Reports contain updates on developments in the apparel sector, trade and trade policy, research-based information on individual market sectors, business news and expert opinions on strategy – to keep retailers, manufacturers and investors informed of the facts and figures which will affect their businesses. | | | Each issue contains: |  | a detailed research-based report or company profile covering information on sourcing, developments in technology, colour and/or fabric trends, market sectors such as discount retailing, or other issues which affect companies in the apparel industry; | | | a round-up of industry developments and innovations in the apparel sector; | | | a feature on trade and trade policy; | | | advice from industry experts on strategy; and | | | business news | | | An annual subscription to Global Apparel Markets is a cost-effective way to keep yourself and your colleagues informed about trends and developments in the global apparel industry. The reports are available on subscription in printed and electronic format. You will also receive "Global Apparel Update" delivered to you by email, free of charge, once a month. This free supplement contains an update of business news as well as the latest product developments and innovations. Individual issues are also available for purchase. Our customer service team will be pleased to advise you on the most suitable method of purchasing. | | Electronic supplement
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