2024年全球服装配饰和鞋类行业私营企业100强报告英文版

ConsumerEdge.comGlobalIndustry100 RankingsPrepared ByStacie RabinowitzVP of Client SolutionsThese are the top 100 private companies in2024 to watch for competitive benchmarking,market share analysis, and private capitalinvestment opportunities.Apparel,Accessories, &Footwear202402Welcome to our spring installment of the CE TransactGlobal 100. In this series, we highlight the top direct-to-consumer companies to watch for private capitalinvestment opportunities across the globe.These are companies to watch for competitivebenchmarki ng, market share analysis, and privatecapital investment opportunities. IntroductionCE Transact Global 100: Apparel, Accessories, and Footwear The report is based on our CE Transact Global dataset,which captures payment account spend in the US, UK,Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Austria. This month’s report focuses on theApparel, Accessories, & Footwear(AAF) industry.Fashion trends may seem to be global; however, avast majority of the top brands have a strongconcentration in US sales. The US is sprawling withshopping malls and lifestyle centers, providing ahothouse of retail innovation giving birth to many ofthe world’s largest chains. 03One other key feature of the AAF 100 that bears notingis how many of the biggest retailers are now privatelyowned coming out of a bankruptcy restructuring. So,this list may be especially interesting to firmsspecializing in distressed assets.CE Transact Global 100: Apparel, Accessories, and Footwear 04Leading ThePackApparel, Accessories, and Footwear stands as one ofthe major industries in the global retail market. TheTop 10 ranges from well-known clothing brands toprovocative ecommerce players to emergingmarketplaces.3.Fanatics4.L.L. Bean5.John Lewis6.Ann Taylor LOFT7.StockX2.J. Crew8.GOAT9.Forever 2110.Fashion Nova1.SHEINCE Transact Global 100: Apparel, Accessories, and Footwear It is unsurprising to see the juggernaut SHEIN leadingthe AAF 100. The global online fashion and lifestyleretailer has gained popularity at an astounding pace.One is that companies selling apparel that may beconsidered “preppy” have attained several top spotson the AAF 100: J. Crew at #2, L.L. Bean at #4, andAnn Taylor LOFT at #6 stand out in the top 10. Theother is that sports gear from companies likeFanatics at #3, StockX at #7, and GOAT at #8 (with apossible repeat mention of L.L. Bean at #4) is high inpopularity across the globe.05Top CompaniesTop Companies by Total Spend: 1-20CE Transact Global 100: Apparel, Accessories, and Footwear 06Top Companies by Total Spend: 41-60Top Companies by Total Spend: 21-40CE Transact Global 100: Apparel, Accessories, and Footwear 07Top Companies by Total Spend: 81-100Top Companies by Total Spend: 61-80CE Transact Global 100: Apparel, Accessories, and Footwear As a continued reminder for this series, smallercompanies tend to have higher growth rates sincethey are starting off of a lower base and a smallabsolute dollar value of incremental sales cantranslate to a high growth