China is expected to continue its dominance in the Asian market for luxury goods, accounting for over 50% share of total sales in 2027, posting a CAGR of 9.3% over 2017-2022. Although sales of luxury goods declined in 2022, China's reopening after the rollback of COVID-19 related restrictions is expected to revive sales in 2023, led by its affluent youth population who increasingly enjoy indulging in luxury goods. India is set to emerge as the fastest growing market during 2022-2027 with a CAGR of 10.2%, given the rise in its affluence. Many luxury brands have announced plans to expand into India to capitalize on the growth potential.
Scope
- China remains the largest market, while India emerges as the growth engine for Asia's luxury market
- Brands embrace hyperphysical experiences to attract shoppers
- Digital strategies and local inspirations to improve growth opportunities
- Young shoppers and high-net-worth individuals are key drivers of sales in the region
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Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Drivers and Inhibitors
- Key Trends in the Luxury Retail Market
- APAC Market Size & Forecasts 2017-2027
- Regional Performance & Forecasts 2017-2027
- Category Performance & Forecasts 2017-2027
- Competitive Landscape: Top 10 Brands
- Competitive Landscape: Brand Profiles
- Methodology
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- LVMH
- Richemont
- Kering
- Chanel
- Swatch
- Hermes
- Giorgio Armani,Coach
- Prada
- Burberry