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  • Levis Posts Highest Growth In A Decade

    Levis Posts Highest Growth In A Decade

    When there is a evident global pressure over consumer demand , Levi’s financial result has come as sigh of relief for the International Apparel Industry. The pioneers of blue jeans- LEVI’s posted a growth of 15% for the year ended 2017 and 20% growth in the 4th quarter ending November,26. The company has opened 53 directly-operated stores throughout the year and has managed to achieve a 13% growth in the Asian Markets in the last quarter of the year.  The company is planning to open 100 new stores this year, mostly outside of the United States, as it concentrates on international sales and building markets in China, India and the Americas.

    Analysis Of Financials

    The net revenue for the Year ended on November,2017 for the Americas, Europe and Asia has been $2,774 , $1,312 and $818 millions respectively . Europe region has evolved as the leader in terms of revenue growth with 20% surge in a year. In the year 2016 , the net revenue for Europe region was $1,091 million which increased by $221 million in the year 2017 . The rest – Americas and Asia experienced a marginal growth of 3% and 5% respectively when seen annually. Europe , however, gained a very decent sales of over 20% over 2016. 

    Net Revenues For Year Ended Nov. 2017 Vs Nov. 2016  ( In $ Millions)

    Net Revenues – Year Ended ( In $ Millions)

    Particulars

    Nov-17

    Nov-16

    % Change

    Americas

    2774

    2689

    +3

    Europe

    1312

    1091

    +20

    Asia

    818

    778

    +5

    What A Comeback By LEVI’s | Denimsandjeans.com

    What A Comeback By LEVI’s | Denimsandjeans.com

    The 4th quarter was particularly good for Levis. European market  grew 28% over the same quarter  Asia posted an uptick of 13% in terms of revenue growth. The market of America isn’t too responsive and there are reasons behind it. Asian and European growth is on right track and will continue to grow in coming years. In the same quarter of 2016 , Americas contributed 62% in total net revenue which has been decreased by 4% in this quarter .

    Net Revenues For Year Three Months Ended Nov 2017 Vs Nov2016  ( In $ Millions)

    Net Revenues – Three Months Ended ( In $ Millions)

    Particulars

    Nov-17

    Nov-16

    % Change

    Americas

    855

    799

    7

    Europe

    374

    292

    28

    Asia

    237

    209

    13

    What A Comeback By LEVI’s | Denimsandjeans.com

    What A Comeback By LEVI’s | Denimsandjeans.com

    (source : Bloomberg)

    Women Leading The Growth

    Levi’s is experiencing a straight 10th quarter growth in women denim sales. This is a very good sign specially seen in context of ‘Athleisure’ trend chipping off the sails of many a retailer. However, Levi’s was wise enough not to board the ‘Athleisure’ bandwagon and focused on what they did best. Only they mae their denim products more adaptable , more flexible , more stretch for the new demands from the consumers. The growth for Levi’s seems to be hinged on two main terms : ‘Women’ and ‘ Overseas’ .

    Chip Bergh, CEO , was expectedly ecstatic and said.

    “Our growth and momentum accelerated in the fourth quarter, capping the strongest revenue year the company has had in more than a decade,” chief executive and president Chip Bergh said. “Our strategies are working and the investments that we’ve made to diversify our business over the past few years are paying off, best demonstrated by the strength of the Levi’s brand globally.”

  • Is Clothing Market Dying In US  ?

    Is Clothing Market Dying In US ?

    The recent Bloomberg report over the changes in consumer behavior of US customer raises serious questions on the pattern of income spending which seems to be anti-clothing and pro-travel & food . This is an early sign of a big problem for the Apparel Industry.

    The Apparel Industry in US hasn’t been in a good shape for last few years and that is evident if you look at the number of bankruptcy filled by the Apparel Retailers in US over the years and still counting. Earlier , it has been perceived that due to competition from E-commerce and specially companies like Amazon , the stores have been failing to attract the customers but that’s not the whole story. There are just systemic changes  happening in consumer spending patterns which is reducing the space for everybody.

    At a time in late 90’s , the share of clothing spending for US households was 6.2% .However after forty years , the share reduced by 50% to about 3.2%  in-spite of the fact that both income and absolute spending by Americans has increased substantially during this period. What went wrong ? The share of Apparel has been eaten up by Travel, Dining out and other adventurous activities which offer more satisfaction to  consumer . The expenditure on ‘Experiences’ – mainly Travel and Food -has grown to 18% of spending according to the reports. Apart from that , expenditure on Technology alone accounts for 3.4% of spending which is now greater than that of apparel .

    Bloomberg Report On Apparel Consumption Raises Serious Doubts Over Fortune Of Garment Industry In US | Denimsandjeans

    US Casual Apparel Usage

    The choice and the flexibility to wear any kind of clothing has during most occasions has been one of the reason for the falling expenditure on clothing. There was a time when certain set of cloths were allowed . Formals in the office and casuals at weekends. However with time, companies have started allowing flexibility and then on Fridays’ casuals were allowed and then after some years , casuals took over the formals and are accepted for entire working days by many companies affecting seriously the purchasing of formal wears and this big reduction in one category has affected the per capita expenditure on clothing overall.

    How Is Denim Doing ?

    Bloomberg expressed their deep concern over the numerous closure of stores of Denim Retailers in past few years and it says,

    Micro-trends tend to flare up and flame out quickly, leaving larger trends in place for a longer time. Take skinny jeans, which roared onto the fashion scene in 2006 and haven’t left. They’re more distressed than ever, but the silhouette remains the same.Companies claiming to be the future of retailing have struggled.When you consider all these varied pressures on the clothing industry, it’s not surprising that apparel store closures peaked last year. This doesn’t simply reflect a shift to online shopping. E-commerce startups were founded to take advantage of the disruption in retail. But even they have stumbled, a sign of the deeper problems plaguing apparel.

    The price of apparel items has been going down as the production cost has reduced due to the shifting of manufacturing in lesser expensive labor markets and being the price competitive in the market for longer term have become the true recipe of success now. Eg Levi’s 501 original-fit jeans used to get steadily increase its price. However we can see that a pair cost $58 in 2009 in US , then rose to $64 three years later, only to fall back down to $59.50 last year.

    H&M has proved this with its offering within the range of $25-$35 and has given strong competition to the big retailers in the US . They bring runway looks to the customers at $35 !  H&M growth figures are there but the pace of growth of store addition is at  two decade low. One of the reasons for that is H&M is finding its difficult to clear its old stocks  which have become out of fashion from its wharehouses. Due to infiltration of E-commerce, consumer are well aware about the latest fashion and hence the company can’t even the sale them at a discount.

    Bloomberg Report On Apparel Consumption Raises Serious Doubts Over Fortune Of Garment Industry In US | Denimsandjeans

    On the other hand, Blaming Online retailers isn’t the right thing as they themselves are not in the pink of their health . NastyGal went bankrupt last year and many E-commerce companies have sold out to the well known retailers at the end . Walmart bought the famous menswear brand  Bonobos last year . However there is one e-commerce clothing retailer which came into market in 2011 and listed itself on NASDAQ in last year in the month of November and gained 34% in its share price , the company name is – Stitch Fix Inc. The reason of its success and survival was the company’s unique approach to deal with their customers .The retailer pairs algorithms and data to select customized outfits for its subscribers, giving shoppers a feeling of personalization and an easy, at-home experience. The same technique is being developed by Amazon also . Amazon has also taken over a software company which is developing such technology which will help the end user to find the best fit . According to the reports, Amazon has invested USD 70 Million in this project (details here).

    Bloomberg Report On Apparel Consumption Raises Serious Doubts Over Fortune Of Garment Industry In US | Denimsandjeans

    If the share of apparel purchases keeps on around 3% levels in the US , we can expect only shifts from one type of channel / product / category to another . There cannot be much growth expected across all categories. With formal wear usage going down drastically and over 50% Americans saying they can wear casuals to everywhere, it has been good times for casual wear market. However, even the growth in casual wear is not strong considering that the overall expenditure on apparel has gone down drastically. Due to this pressure , the average prices of apparel is , in any case, going down and that is bringing down the margins across the supply chain.
    The ever increasing consumer awareness about Sustainability seems to be adding to the problem for apparel industry. Increasing information on the harm fast fashion is causing to the environment is reaching the consumers and has been affecting their purchase decisions. Though the number is still small, it is likely to get bigger in coming years adding to the woes of the industry.
    Its not doomsday yet , but be prepared for tougher times !


  • Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17

    Turkey is an Important player in the World Denim Industry and has been getting stronger after every passing year . Known for its best quality of denim fabrics, Turkey is still amongst the Top Sourcing Destinations for premium as well as mid priced denim segment. Turkey has a substantial hold in the European Market and in this report we have done a detailed analysis of fabric exported by Turkey to various countries in EU. The report shows which countries in EU have mainly imported denim fabrics from Turkey. It is also interesting to see that different countries  in EU are importing different weights of fabrics . Some countries prefer higher weights while others prefer lower weight denims. Even within countries we see a changing trend within the years 2014-17. This signifies changing consumer preferences.

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

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    PARTICULARS

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    Table Showing Weight Of Fabric Imported From Turkey (Ounce/Yards) | 2014-2017*

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    Graph Showing Weight Of Fabric Imported From Turkey (Ounce/Yards) | 2014-2017*

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    Table Showing Import Of Denim Fabric & Average Price From Turkey In 2014

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    Graph Showing Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey In 2014

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    Graph Showing Average Price From Turkey In 2014

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    Graph Showing % Share Of Different EU Countries In The Total Imports Of Fabric From Turkey In 2014

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    Table Showing Import Of Denim Fabric & Average Price From Turkey In 2015

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    Graph Showing Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey In 2015

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    Graph Showing Average Price From Turkey In 2015

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    Graph Showing % Share Of Different EU Countries In The Total Imports Of Fabric From Turkey In 2015

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    Table Showing Import Of Denim Fabric & Average Price From Turkey In 2016

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    Graph Showing Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey In 2016

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    Graph Showing Average Price From Turkey In 2016

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    Graph Showing % Share In The Total Imports Of Fabric From Turkey In 2016

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    Table Showing Import Of Denim Fabric & Average Price From Turkey In 2017

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    Graph Showing Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey In 2017*

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    Graph Showing Average Price From Turkey In 2017*

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    Graph Showing % Share Of Different Countries In The Total Imports Of Fabric From Turkey In 2017*

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    Table Showing Fabric Imported From Turkey From 2014 To 2017 

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    Graph Showing Fabric Imported From Turkey From 2014 To 2017 

    * 2017 – Period covered : January To September

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    Weight Of Fabric Imported From Turkey (Ounce/Sq.Yards) | 2014-2017*

    We start our analysis with the trend of weights of denim fabric imported by countries in EU over the years. Italy , initially imported more heavier weights of around  11.+ Ounce/Sq.Yards , however over the years , the country is now shifting towards lighter weight and reached to the average weight of 10.68 Oz/Sq.Yards in 2017*. Germany is almost consistently importing an average weight of 9.4oz/sq yard fabric. However countries like Poland, Portugal and Spain are moving towards heavy fabric. Especially Spain which is now importing 10.74 Oz/Sq.Yards in 2017 as compared to 9.22 Oz/Sq.Yards in 2014.

    PARTICULARS 2014 2015

    2016

    2017*

    ITALY 11.14 10.91 10.98

    10.68

    GERMANY  9.41 9.56 9.49

    9.49

    POLAND 10.58 10.83 10.17

    10.67

    PORTUGAL 8.72 8.86 8.96

    9.23

    SPAIN 9.22 9.48 10.21

    10.74

    * 2017 – Period covered : January To September

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey In 2014 | Sq.Meters

    In the year 2014 , a total of 35.71 million Sq.Meter of denim fabric was exported  from Turkey into EU out of which 19.09 million Sq.Meter was imported by Italy at an average price of Euro 3.26/Sq.Meter (about Euro 5 if we consider 150 cm width). Italy held 54% of share in the total imports during 2014.Germany held only 12% share in the total imports from Turkey. Spain imported the fabrics at the least average price of Euro 2.49/Sq.Meter .

    PARTICULARS QUANTITY IMPORTED AVG. PRICE ( EURO/SQ.METER) OUNCE/SQ. YARDS
    ITALY 19,098,108 3.26

    11.14

    GERMANY  4,211,688

    2.96

    9.41

    POLAND 2,718,779 2.94

    10.58

    PORTUGAL 2,947,475 2.69

    8.72

    SPAIN 1,215,511 2.49

    9.22

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey In 2015 | Sq.Meters

    In the year 2015 , a total of 31.24 million Sq.Meter ( Lesser than 2014) of denim fabric was exported from Turkey into EU out of which 16.15 million Sq.Meter was imported by Italy at an average price of Euro 3.34/Sq.Meter. Italy held 52% of share in the total imports during 2014.Italy lost its share by 2% if we compare it from 2014. . Spain imported the fabrics at the least average price of Euro 2.39/Sq.Meter and Italy is the most expensive at an average price of Euro 3.34/Sq.Meter.

    PARTICULARS
    QUANTITY IMPORTED

    AVG. PRICE ( EURO/SQ.METER)

    OUNCE/SQ. YARDS

    ITALY 16,146,610 3.34

    10.91

    GERMANY  4,162,092 3.09

    9.56

    POLAND 2,263,318 2.82

    10.83

    PORTUGAL 2,194,406 2.71

    8.86

    SPAIN 1,912,385 2.39

    9.48

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey In 2016 | Sq.Meters

    In the year 2016 , a total of 30.29 million Sq.Meter ( Lesser than 2015) of denim fabric imported from Turkey into EU out of which 14.15 million Sq.Meter imported by Italy at an average price of Euro 3.28/Sq.Meter. Italy lost its share by 5% and reduced to 47%  during 2016. Germany has been increasing its share and reached to 17% from 13 % . Spain imported the fabrics at the least average price of Euro 2.35/Sq.Meter

    PARTICULARS
    QUANTITY IMPORTED
    AVG. PRICE ( EURO/SQ.METER) OUNCE/SQ. YARDS

    ITALY 14,153,789 3.28

    10.98

    GERMANY  5,293,851 3.08

    9.49

    POLAND 1,533,075 2.88

    10.17

    PORTUGAL 1,981,470 2.77

    8.96

    SPAIN 1,080,563 2.35

    10.21

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey In 2017* | Sq.Meters

    In the year 2017*( During 1st nine months), a total of 19.53 million Sq.Meter of denim fabric was imported from Turkey into EU out of which 8.78 million Sq.Meter was imported by Italy at an average price of Euro 3.25/Sq.Meter. Italy lost its share by 2% more and reduced to 45% now. Germany is now giving tough fight and  Italy’s loss has become now Germany’s gain. The share of Germany has reached now at about 21% . Spain again imported the fabrics at the least average price of Euro 2.14/Sq.Meter . Portugal , which was once a very important production center for jeans, has been consistently reducing import volumes and fell from 2.9 million sq mtrs in 2014 to 1.1 million sq. mtrs in 2017.

    PARTICULARS
    QUANTITY IMPORTED
    AVG. PRICE ( EURO/SQ.METER) OUNCE/SQ. YARDS

    ITALY 8,778,251 3.25

    10.68

    GERMANY  4,036,519 3.06

    9.49

    POLAND 969,379 3.31

    10.67

    PORTUGAL 1,178,124 2.83

    9.23

    SPAIN 959,735 2.14

    10.74

    * 2017 – Period covered : January To September

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Fabric Imported From Turkey From 2014 To 2017 | In Million Sq.Meter

    While estimating the figures , we believe that 2017 is once again distressing for Europe so far as the import from Turkey is concerned. A total of 26 Million Sq.Meter denim fabric is estimated to be imported by the end of 2017 and following the earlier trend , Italy’s import figures will fall and those of Germany will rise.

    PARTICULARS 2014 2015 2016 2017( Estimated)
    ITALY 19.10 16.15 14.15

    11.70

    GERMANY  4.21 4.16 5.29

    5.38

    POLAND 2.72 2.26 1.53

    1.29

    PORTUGAL 2.95 2.19 1.98

    1.57

    SPAIN 1.22 1.91 1.08

    1.28

    Import Of Denim Fabric From Turkey Into EU | 2014-17 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Given below is a graph of comparison between three countries – Bulgaria , Greece and Hungary. We can see that Hungary imports the highest quantities from Turkey though its volumes have also reduced over the years. Still at about 3 million mtrs in 2016, it imports substantial volumes. Greece and Bulgaria are much behind Hungary and import miniscule quantities.

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  • Wash Inspirations From Top European Brands For AW’18 – A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro

    Wash Inspirations From Top European Brands For AW’18 – A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro

    Vasco Pizzaro , Marketing Director at the renowned Pizzaro Laundry , talked about the latest denim wash trends for A/W 19 at the first edition of Denimsandjeans India show on September 26  at Bangalore . Pizzaro Laundry is based in Portugal and processes approx. 18 million garments annually . The company serves over 2000 global clients presently . During the presentation , Vasco Pizarro focused on the latest washed looks being lapped up by brands globally. He started his presentation with some images to show  show as how does the Laundry receive the Garments from the client with the level of details on it . The white stickers are actually the demand from the clients which they would like to have on their garments in the form of wash/design/distress. This enables them to plan for an individual garment and decide the processes to be used for the treatment.  (complete presentation can be seen in a video at the end of this article)

    Denim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.com

    Latest Denim Wash Trends

    Mr. Vasco showcased some of the amazing washing techniques which the company has developed over the years including Whiskers, Patch Work Destroyers , Bottom Destroyers , Aggressive Destroyers , Over Dyes and many more . Some of the developments could be seen as inspirations below:

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    ECO WASH

    The company has developed ECO WASH which is more sustainable as it consumes less water and cause minimum harm to the environment. Eco wash is a set of processes, which was finalized with the introduction of ICELITE – washing with dry ice . The company already uses ozone process for aging of pieces without water. Until now, it was done with chemicals and wet processes . The laser is also one of the processes in the EcoWash method  .

    The ice lite processes consists an ice blast with tiny particles that are pumped in order to give the jeans an abrasive finish. The company also calculated some indicators during the development  of these techniques and GLOBAL WARMING was one of those . As per the estimate of the  company reached to this conclusion that if this technique will be used for 100 years , the potential of global warming reduces significantly over by over 50% in relation to garment industry. By using the Eco Wash Method instead of the traditional method , there will be minimal emissions to the air , water and soil .  In Nutshell , this method satisfies the purpose of SUSTAINIBILITY to the certain extent.

    Denim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.comDenim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.com

    Some Images From the Presentation :

    The presentation by Vasco Pizarro was very well received by an audience of over 300 people from the Denim Industry and he was crowded henceafter with eager denim enthusiasts wanting to take pics of his collection !

    Denim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.com

    Denim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.com

    The image below was the most photographed at our show showing a beautiful painting of a lady on a denim jacket – hand painted by a famous painter from Portugal .

    Denim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.com

    Check out the full presentation of Vasco Pizarro in a video below . Your comments will be appreciated ! :

  • Gap Inc. 3rd Quarter Sales Analysis

    Gap Inc. shows a strong performance in difficult times with sales up by 1 percent . In times when brick and mortar stores are finding it difficult to sustain and many have closed, there is some vaccum left which is being filled in by retailers like Gap . Though the performance cannot be termed great but it seems quite good when compared with most other retailers. The driving force has been Old Navy.

    1. Old Navy Global: Positive 3 percent growth compared from last year.
    2. Gap Global: Negative 1 percent growth compared from last year
    3. Banana Republic Global: Negative 1 percent growth compared from last year.

    Net Sales Results

    Net sales for the third quarter of fiscal year 2017 were $3.84 billion compared with $3.80 billion for the third quarter of fiscal year 2016. Third quarter net sales details appear in the tables . There is an increase in Net Sales by 1% from the last year however if we compare the figure of sales for the 9 months , we realized that there is decline in Net Sales i.e, from $11.08 billion to $11.07 billion . The Net Sales – Net Profit seems more encouraging as it has  increased from 5% to 6%.

    Gap Inc. 3rd Quarter Comparable Sales Analysis | Denimsandjeans.com

    Revenue From Brands In Different Regions

    Looking at the brand’s revenue distributions in different regions , we noticed that USA lost its share in sales for Gap Global And Banana Republic Global however For Old Navy And Other Brands increased their share in USA region. Canada performed very well in all brand segments as it didn’t lose share in sales for any brand for the Q3,2017 . Asian region is the biggest disappointment for the Q3 as in all brand segments , it lost its share substantially. Where the brands like H&M and Zara have been performing so well in Asian Market , it is strange to see the diminishing position of GAP . Probably , its mid segment placement is the problem.

            In USD Millions

    13 Weeks Ended October 28, 2017 & 2016

    Gap Global

    2017             2016

    Old Navy Global

    2017              2016

    Banana Rep. Global

    2017            2016

    Others(2)

    2017            2016

    Total

    2017             2016

    U.S. 

    750

    756

    1,587 1,507 467 479 200 172

    3,004

    2,914

    Canada

    109

    102 143 131 57 55 1 1

    310

    289

    Europe

    154

    150 4 14

    158

    164

    Asia

    278

    296 13 55 21 25

    312

    376

    Other regions

    31

    36 15 12 8 7

    54

    55

    Total

    1,322

    1340

    1,758 1,705 557 580 201 173 3,838 3,798

    Gap Inc. 3rd Quarter Comparable Sales Analysis | Denimsandjeans.com

    Region Wise Sales

    So far as the % of sales from different regions are concerned , US contributed  79% of sales which is 2% more that the last year . All the other regions excluding Asia remained constant in terms of sales in Q3 . Asia lost the share in the total sales by 2% and the reason might be the stiff competition from the rival brands like H&M.

    Region Of Sales 13 Weeks Ended October 28, 2017 | %  Of Net Sales 13 Weeks Ended October 29, 2016  |% Of Net Sales

    U.S. 

    79

    77

    Canada

    8

    8

    Europe

    4

    4

    Asia

    8

    10

    Other regions

    1

    1

    Total

    100 100

    Gap Inc. 3rd Quarter Comparable Sales Analysis | Denimsandjeans.com

    Store Count on Beginning of Q3 and At the End Of Q3

    The company ended the third quarter of fiscal year 2017 with 3,639 store locations in 46 countries, of which 3,193 were company-operated. The company now expects to close about 30 company-operated stores, net of openings and repositions.

    13 Weeks Ended October 28, 2017  
    Region/Brand Store Locations Store Locations
    Beginning of Q3 End of Q3
    Gap North America 834 835
    Gap Asia 305 309
    Gap Europe 159 157
    Old Navy North America 1,051 1,057
    Old Navy Asia 13 13
    Banana Republic North America 596 596
    Banana Republic Asia 48 48
    Athleta North America 133 140
    Intermix North America 40 38
    Company-operated stores total 3,179 3,193
    Franchise 463 446
    Total 3,642 3,639

    Gap Inc. 3rd Quarter Comparable Sales Analysis | Denimsandjeans.com

    Segments

    Denim seems to be strong with particular strength in women’s denim which grew over 13% as an individual segment. Old Navy is now among top 5 value denim retailers in the US and going strong based on its product and value pricing which shows that brick and mortar stores are able to draw the consumers based on pricing. Activewear has been the strongest growth driver contributing over $1 billion in revenues. Athleta – the activwear brand of GAP – is witnessing strong growth. As per NPD, the size of Athleisure market in US is a huge $44 billion and increasing 10% each year. Hence this segment opens big opportunites for GAP and other retailers. Improved sales in Women’s denim is also a reflection of this trend as many styles of women’s denim have athleisure features.

    Gap is also taking E-commerce seriously. It has been investing in developing online business and is targeting over $3 billion in sales in coming years. To this end it is trying to integrate its Offline and Online offerings with online facilities like “Reserve in Store, Pick up in store , Ship from Store ” etc. The idea is to give pure ecommerce companies a run for their money by providing dual service to the consumers .

  • H & M | Steaming Ahead In 2017

    H & M | Steaming Ahead In 2017

    Hennes & Mauritz AB,  a Swedish multinational clothing-retail company, is the second largest global clothing retailer, just behind Inditex. The company has a significant online presence, with online shopping available in 43 countries, COS in 19 countries, Monki and Weekday in 18 countries each, & Other Stories in 13 countries, and Cheap Monday in 5 countries. The company reported SEK 51,229 Million (about US$ 6 billion)  of total sales in the Q3 which is 5% more than its previous year . It is also one of the largest retailer of denim apparel globally and the its growth also greatly impacts the denim industry worldwide. In this report , we have done a detailed analysis based on the results published by H&M recently for a period of 9 months from January 2017.

    Nine months (1 December 2016 – 31 August 2017) Report

    • The H&M group’s sales including VAT increased by 7 percent to SEK 173,290 m (approx US$ 20.5 billion)  during the first nine months of the financial year . In local currencies sales increased by 4 percent.

    • Profit after financial items amounted to SEK 15,936 m (approx US$ 1.9 billion) . The group’s profit after tax amounted to SEK 12,191 m (approx US$1.45 billion).

    Sales In Top Ten Markets

    The table below shows the sales(In SEK M) for the top ten markets by countries upto nine months for the year 2017 and 2016 including VAT. Amongst many countries given in the list below Germany leads the sales upto third quarter of 2017 and 2016. The sales in Germany increased by 2% from SEK  26,877 M in 2016 to SEK 27,310 M in 2017, Similarly the sales for USA increased by 7% from SEK  19,580 M in 2016 to SEK 21,005  M in 2017. UK is the third leading in sales for H & M but the sales decreased by –2% from SEK 11,052 M in 2016 to SEK 10,876 M in 2017. However, the least sales of H&M was in Spain , Netherlands , Norway. The sales for H&M in Spain increased by 5% from , SEK 5840 M in 2016 to SEK 6159 M in 2017, Similarly the sales in Netherlands decreased by –2% from SEK 5,667 M in 2016 to SEK 5,549 M in 2017. The Sales in Norway saw a positive change of 7% from SEK 4,327 M in 2016 to SEK 4,640 M in 2017.

    SALES IN TOP TEN MARKETS, for Nine months

    Upto Q3 2017(SEK M) Including VAT

    Upto Q3 2016(SEK M)Including VAT

    % Change

    Germany

    27,310

    26,877

    2

    USA

    21,005

    19,580

    7

    UK

    10,876

    11,052

    -2

    France

    10,337

    10,023

    3

    China

    8,389

    7,756

    8

    Sweden

    7,626

    7,481

    2

    Italy

    6,771

    6,520

    4

    Spain

    6,159

    5,840

    5

    Netherlands

    5,549

    5,667

    -2

    Norway

    4,640

    4,327

    7

    TOTAL

    108,662

    105,123

    3.5

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

     

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

    Expansion

    In spring 2017 H&M online stores were opened in further six new markets: Turkey, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and Malaysia, all of which have had a good start. The H&M online store is today available in 41 markets and with the addition of Cyprus and the Philippines, which will open later this autumn, the H&M online store will be available in 43 markets by the end of this year. Next year the online expansion will continue into further countries, including India. The plan is to offer e-commerce in the future in all store markets as well as in other markets.

    New markets for H&M stores in 2017 are Kazakhstan, Colombia, Iceland, Vietnam and Georgia. During the spring the first H&M stores in Kazakhstan and Colombia were opened, and in the third quarter the first store in Reykjavik in Iceland. This was followed by a store opening in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in September. All stores were very well received. For full-year 2017 approximately 475 new physical stores are planned to open, with the focus primarily on growth markets. Most of the new stores in 2017 will be H&M stores, while approximately 70 will consist of the newer brands COS, & Other Stories, Monki, Weekday and ARKET.

    ARKET got a great reception in August and September on the opening of its first stores in London (Regent Street and Covent Garden), Copenhagen and Brussels, and the launch of its online store in 18 European markets. During the year another opening will take place in Munich. In spring 2018 Stockholm and Amsterdam will get their first ARKET stores. H&M Home will also continue its rapid expansion, with approximately 60 new H&M Home shop-in-shops planned for 2017. The first standalone H&M Home stores are planned to open in 2018. In parallel with the expansion the store portfolio is being optimised through renegotiation, rebuilds and relocations, adjustment of store space and through closures to continually ensure that the store portfolio is right for each market. As a part of this, approximately 90 stores will close, giving a net addition of around 385 new stores for full-year 2017. Uruguay and Ukraine are set to become new H&M store markets in 2018.

    No. Of Markets as on  31st August 2017

    Brand

    Store

    Online

    Details of expansion 2017

    H&M

    67

    41

    Store: Kazakhstan*, Colombia*, Iceland*, Vietnam**, Georgia Online: Turkey*, Taiwan*, Hong Kong*, Macau* Singapore*, Malaysia*, Philippines, Cyprus

    COS

    36

    19

    Store: Malaysia*, Israel (franchise)*, Slovenia* Online: South Korea**

    Monki

    13

    19

    Weekday

    9

    18

    Store: France*, UK*

    & Other Stories

    15

    14

    Store: Ireland*, Finland*, South Korea*, United Arab Emirates (franchise)*

    Cheap Monday

    2

    18

    ARKET

    1

    18

    Store: UK*, Belgium**, Denmark**, Germany Online: 18 markets*

    *Opened By 31st August-2017

    ** Opened in September-2017

     

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

    Stores Count By Brand

    Below is the details of stores count by brand as on 31-st-August-17 and its comparison with the same period of the last year. The stores count for H&M for 31-st-Aug-16 was 3,784 which increased by 349 stores to 4133 stores as on 31-Aug-17. COS had a stores count of 177 stores in 31-Aug-16  which increased to 38 stores to 215 stores in 31-  Aug-17. Monki brand had a stores count of 110 as on 31-Aug-16 which increased to 5 stores to 115 stores as on 31-Aug-17. Weekday had a stores count of 23 stores as on 31-Aug-16 which saw a increase in stores by 7 stores to 30 stores as on 31-Aug-17. The Brand & other stories had a stores count of 36 stores and the stores number of stores increased to 20 stores to 56 stores As on 31- Aug-17. Cheap Monday had a number of  stores  5 which saw an closure of 2 stores as the figure went down to 3 stores as on 31- Aug-17. Arket Brand has 1 stores only as on 31 st- Aug –17.

    STORES COUNT BY BRAND

    (No.Of Stores) 31-Aug-17

    (No.Of Stores) 31-Aug-16

    H&M

    4,133

    3,784

    COS

    215

    177

    Monki

    115

    110

    Weekday

    30

    23

    & Other Stories

    56

    36

    Cheap Monday

    3

    5

    ARKET

    1

    0

    Total

    4,553

    4,135

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

     

    Stores Count By Region

    The total stores count by region as on 31st-Aug-17 was 4,553 out of which Europe & Africa had a total count of 2,786 for 31st Aug 2016 and that increased to 138 stores for the 31st Aug 17 to  2,924 stores.The stores Count for Asia & Oceania as on 31-st-Aug –16 was 799 stores which increased to 187 stores to 986 stores in 31-st Aug –17. Similar;ly in  North & South America region had a total count of 550 stores in 31-aug-16  which increased to  93 stores to 643 stores to 31st – Aug – 17.

    Region

    31-Aug-17(No. Of Stores)

    31-Aug-16(No. Of Stores)

    Europe & Africa

    2,924

    2,786

    Asia & Oceania

    986

    799

    North & South America

    643

    550

    Total

    4,553

    4,135

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

     

    Sales by Region

    The sales by region shows that the sales for the Asia and Oceania upto Q3 2016 was SEK 19,638 M which increased to about 17 % to SEK  22,376 M , Similarly the sales for Europe and Africa upto Q3 2016 was SEK 96,648 M which saw an increase by about 4%. The sales for North and South America upto Q3 2016 was SEK 23,261M which saw an increase of about 12% to SEK 26,165 M Upto Q3 2017.

    Region

    Net sales (Upto Q3 2017)(SEK M)

    Net sales(Upto Q3 2016)(SEK M)

    Asia and Oceania

    22,376

    19,638

    Europe and Africa

    101,056

    96,648

    North and South America

    26,165

    23,261

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

    Operating Profit By Region

    The Operating profit for Asia and Oceania upto Q3 2016 was SEK  318 M which increased to 27 % to SEK 403 M upto Q3 2017. Similar;ly  the profit for Europe and Africa upto Q3 2016 was SEK  447 M which increased about 39% to SEK 662 M upto Q3 2017. The Operating profit for North and South America Upto Q3,2016 was SEK 643 M which decreased about 119% to –127 SEKupto Q3 2017 M.

    Region

    Operating Profit Upto Q3| 2017(SEK M)

    Operating Profit Upto Q3| 2016(SEK M)

    Asia and Oceania

    403

    318

    Europe and Africa

    622

    447

    North and South America

    -127

    643

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

     

    Sales(SEK M) Of H & M

    The sales for H&M in third quarter 2017 saw an increase of about 5% from SEK 48,982 M in Q3,2016 to SEK 51,229 M in Q3,2017. Similarly the sales figure for the first nine months of 2017 saw an increase of about 7% from SEK 13,9547 M in nine months, 2016 to SEK 149,597 M in nine months, 2017. Further analysis shows that although there is an increase of sales for both the period but the operating profit is reducing for both the period . The operating profit for third quarter 2017 saw a decrease of about 20% from SEK 6247 M in Q3,  2016 to SEK 4939 M In Q3, 2017. Similarly , the operating profit for the nine months, 2017 saw an decrease of about 4.5  % from SEK 16,469 M in Nine months, 2016 to SEK 15,748 M in nine months, 2017. This can happen due to reduction in price and increase in sales volume.

    Q3|2017

    Q3|2016

    Nine months|2017

    Nine months|2016

    51,229

    48,982

    149,597

    13,9547

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

     

    Operating Profit (SEK M) Of H&M

    Q3|2017

    Q3|2016

    Nine Months|2017

    Nine Months|2016

    4,939

    6,247

    15,748

    16,469

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

    H & M Nine Months Report For The Year 2017 And 2016

  • DENIM PV Plus Denim Pop Up Street| November 14-15

    DENIM PV Plus Denim Pop Up Street| November 14-15

    The 10th Anniversary edition of International Premium Denim Show – Denim Premiere Vision , is set to  kick off on 14th Nov . The show has been bringing global denim community together for last one decade and constantly re-inventing itself to offer something new to the stakeholders . Around 80 companies from the globe including  Japan , Italy, France, Bangladesh , India, Pakistan, Morocco , China , Spain are participating to unveil their latest collection and innovations. Beyond the latest denim products, the visitors will get to see the  innovations, techniques, expertise, services, R&D: the very soul of indigo at the show.Pure players, premium brands, star designers, luxury houses, major retailers, denimistas, iconic personalities are expected to visit this show which is happening on Nov 14-15 at rue du Vertbois (n°14 to 30) – Le Marais – Paris 3ème.

     DENIM PV With Denim Pop Up Street| November 14-15

    DENIM POP UP STREET

    A new introduction – The Denim Pop Up Street – has been dedicated to celebrate the denim culture and fashion.A pop up event to celebrate denim culture featuring inspiration, shopping & demonstrations with a dozen of boutiques has been scheduled to highlight the theme of the show. There will be series of events happening at the show on both days .

    Avant-garde designers shops , Denim Brands and Art & Design Installations

    Internationally acclaimed fashion designers ad designing house from different parts of globe will be showcasing their latest offerings at the show including Knorts (Los Angeles) ,Fade out Label (Berlin) , Ampersand Heart (New York). Denim Brands Including Marithé+François Girbaud X Jeanologia , LEBL Studios, Atelier Tuffery, and arts & design by Galerie Gam ,Florian Bonniord, Federico Ferrarini will be showcased for the visitors .

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     DENIM PV With Denim Pop Up Street| November 14-15

    Denim Brands

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    Art and Design installations

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    Talks , Seminars and Presentations

    At the show, benefit from 8 workshops & talks sessions dedicated to 5 crucial issues: new socio-styles values, fashion, products, circular economy,and value chain.

    14th November | TUESDAY

    Time Topic Description
    11.30 AM DENIM THROUGH THE EYES OF GENERATION Z The generation born between 1995 and 2015 is exciting the entire fashion industry. Influent, free of loyalty and obsessed with style and brands, Gen Z has an opinion on everything, and freely shares it. Let’s examine this generation’s relationship to denim by looking at their sources of inspiration and tastes.

    Conference powered by Pascal Montfort, REC Trends Marketing Agency

    01.00 PM DENIM TREND TASTING SPRING SUMMER 19 An exclusive moment to have a look at the latest creative products from the Denim PV exhibitors, and fully decode Spring Summer 19 through the analysis of the Denim Première Vision fashion team.
    02.00PM CIRCULAR ECONOMY: THE ACTUALITY IN THE DENIM INDUSTRY AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES What is the meaning of Circular Economy? What is the actual status in the denim industry? What are the opportunities in order to improve the production standard and what are the business opportunities? What is the role of design in this process?This talking is organized in collaboration with BLUMINE.
    Talk
    Marco Ricchetti – Senior Editor Sustainability-lab.net
    Filippo Servalli –
    Corporate Marketing Director Radici Group
    Helene Smits – Business Development Manager – Recover
    Carlota Vicente – Institut National de l’économie circulaire, Paris
    Moderator: Fabio Adami Dalla Val – Denim PV
    03.30PM FUTURE IS COLLAB. HOW TO CREATE A SUCCESSFUL DENIM CO-BRANDING? Collaborative collections are one of the most galvanizing ingredients in the contemporary fashion industry. Discover from experts and through recent success stories how  “collabs” became such a fashion phenomenon.

    Talk
    Jonathan Barban – Design manager Lacoste L!VE (collab Lacoste X Supreme)
    Fabien Allegre – Brand Diversification & Merchandising PSG (collab with Levis)
    Moderator: Pascal Montfort, REC Trends Marketing Agency

    15th November | WEDNESDAY

    10.30AM DENIM TREND TASTING SPRING SUMMER 19 An exclusive moment to have a look at the latest creative products from the Denim PV exhibitors, and fully decode Spring Summer 19 through the analysis of the Denim Première Vision fashion team.
    11.30AM DENIM CULTURE, WHAT’S NEXT? The Denim culture is constantly churning. It reflects what’s driving the fashions of the times, and societal evolutions. Join us for a review of new trends (fashion, music, media, sport, etc.) impacting the present, to shape the future of denim.Conference powered by Pascal Montfort, REC Trends Marketing Agency
    01.00PM LONG LIVE DENIM! ENTERING THE NEXT PHASE FOR RECYCLED DENIM
    This seminar we will bring you up to date on the latest developments in Post Consumer Recycled Denim and highlight the work of the Denim Alliance. We will provide you an overview of how the recycling process works, what it means in terms of environmental impact, which challenges still remain and what are the key opportunities for the future. A panel of weaving mills and brands will reflect on their experience with recycled denim so far and will showcase several examples of recycled denim products.

    This seminar is organised in collaboration with the Alliance for Responsible Denim.

    Talk
    Helene Smits – Alliance for Responsible Denim
    Murat Aydogdu – Sales Manager Kilim Denim
    Chimo Lacomba – Product Development Manager – Tavex
    Ethem Isik – Business Development Manager – Orta Anadolu
    Moderator: Fabio Adami Dalla Val – Denim PV

    02.00PM

    DIGITAL STORY TELLING: MEASURE OF SUCCESS FOR DENIM.

    Fashion communication is being completely reinvented. Traditional messages are overtaken by new forms of ‘story telling’ communicated exclusively via social networks or digital channels. Experts tell us how they develop and measure the success of these new messages.

    Talk
    Florence Willaert – Editor in Chief Vice Media France
    Barbara Malewicz @malebicth – Journalist & young culture digital influencer
    Moderator: Pascal Montfort, REC Trends Marketing Agency

    3.30PM FASHION INNOVATION: THE EVOLUTION OF THE DENIM VALUE CHAIN HOW the role of the actors of the value chain has changed in the last 10 years and how that has influenced the looks of the denim.

    We will look inside the fashion industry analyzing the challenges and the transformations through the eyes of the actors of the value chain.

    Talk
    Matteo Urbini – Managing Director Soko Chemicals
    Luca Soligo –
    Managing Director Everest Lavanderie
    Alessio Berto – The Tailor Pattern Support
    Moderator: Fabio Adami Dalla Val – Denim PV

    Exhibitors At The Show

    Exhibitor Name Category  Booth # Country
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    B13
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    C26
    Thailand
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D11
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    C6
    China
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    B17
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    A16
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    B11
    India
    WEAVER
    D20
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    C11
    Hong Kong
    WEAVER
    C20
    Hong Kong
    WEAVER
    B7
    Turkey
    PROMOTION / SERVICE
    C13
    France
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D9
    Pakistan
    ACCESSORIES
    A20
    Hong Kong
    FIBERS / YARNS PRODUCER
    C18
    Korea
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    B9
    Morocco
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D4
    Pakistan
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D14
    Pakistan
    LABELING
    A6
    Turkey
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D3
    UAE
    WEAVER
    B15
    Turkey
    TECHNOLOGY
    C0
    Spain
    SMQ
    B4
    Turkey
    LABELING
    D5
    Spain
    SMQ
    B4
    Italy
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    A18
    Mauritius
    TECHNOLOGY
    A24
    Italy
    SMQ
    B4
    Italy
    WEAVER
    C16
    Mexico
    TECHNOLOGY
    C10
    Spain
    LABELING
    B3
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    A1
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    D10
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    A9
    Turkey
    ACCESSORIES
    D7
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    B6
    Japan
    WEAVER
    C5
    Japan
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    B19
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    D13
    India
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    C4
    Bangladesh
    WEAVER
    A11
    Turkey
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    C22
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    A2
    Turkey
    PROMOTION / SERVICE
    B18
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    B2
    Turkey
    PROMOTION / SERVICE
    B16
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    D16
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    D18
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    A26
    Pakistan
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    C8
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    B12
    Japan
    SMQ
    B4
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    C1
    Turkey
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D1
    Bangladesh
    LABELING
    B8
    Italy
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D8
    Morocco
    METAL TRIMMINGS
    A4
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    D6
    Hong Kong
    ACCESSORIES
    C9
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    D2
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    C2
    India
    WEAVER
    C12
    Turkey
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    C24
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    A8
    Spain
    WEAVER
    A22
    Hong Kong
    TECHNOLOGY
    B5
    Italy
    WEAVER
    A13
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    A5
    Morocco
    LABELING
    A12
    Italy
    WEAVER
    C14
    Japan
    PROMOTION / SERVICE
    B1
    Turkey
    LABELING
    C7
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    D12
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    A7
    Pakistan
    TECHNOLOGY
    B14
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    C3
    France
    TECHNOLOGY
    A14
    Italy
    WEAVER
    B10
    Brazil
    WEAVER
    A3
    Turkey
    METAL TRIMMINGS
    A10
    Italy

    Show Map

     DENIM PV With Denim Pop Up Street| November 14-15

    Image Courtesy : Official Website of Denim PV

  • GAP Inc Second Quarter 2017 Financial Analysis

    GAP Inc Second Quarter 2017 Financial Analysis

    Gap Inc, one of the most reputed global apparel retailer , has released its financials for the second quarter of 2017. In this report , we analysed in detail  revenues & profits of their brands : Gap Global , Old Navy and Bananna Republic . There is also an  analysis on the geographical distribution of the revenue and profit of their respective brands for April – June’17  compared to same period in 2016.

    The table below shows the net Sales of The Gap Inc, for 2nd quarter 2017 (Million USD) - USD 1,232 Million , Similarly for Old Navy Global it is USD 1,757 Million , for Banana Republic Global it is  USD 579 Million . Out of total revenue of USD 3,799 Million , USA  has a share of over 80% on the whole and Europe has merely a share of 4% in net sales. Except GAP Global, no other brand has serious presence in Asia for the retailer.

    *(Figures- In Million USD)

    Particulars

    Gap Global

    Old Navy Global

    Banana Republic global

    Others

    Total

    Percentage of Net Sales

    U.S

    719

    1596

    492

    231

    3038

    80

    Canada

    91

    133

    54

    0

    278

    7

    Europe

    148

    0

    3

    0

    151

    4

    Asia

    252

    12

    24

    0

    288

    8

    Other regions

    22

    16

    6

    0

    44

    1

    Total

    1232

    1757

    579

    231

    3799

    100

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    Geographical Distributions Of Revenue Of Different Brands

    1. Gap Global

    The net sales of Gap Global in U.S is USD 1232 million in second quarter . USA contributes about 60% , Canada 8% , Europe about 12%,   Asia 20% of net sales .

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    2.Old Navy Global

    The graph shows the net sales (Million USD) in second quarter,2017 in different regions for Old Navy Global. U.S   shows  a net sales of 1,596 (Million USD) and is almost entirely achieved in US with a small contribution coming from Canada of USD 133 . Asia contributes a net sales of mere USD 12 million  and Other regions contribute a net sales of 16 (Million USD). Europe doesn’t have any share in the revenue distribution of Old Navy Global for Q2 2017 .

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    3.Banana Republic Global

    The graph shows the net sales (Million USD) in second quarter, 2017  in different countries for Banana Republic Global . U. S contributes the major portion of over 80% and balance is just some contribution from Canada and miniscule quantities in Asia.

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    Revenue Distribution Of Brands In Different Regions

    1. USA

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    2.Canada

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    3.Europe

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    4.Asia

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    5. Other Regions

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    Comparative Analysis In % For Geographical Distribution Of Net Sales For Q2’17 and Q2’16

    The comparative study gives many surprising statistics about the ups and downs of Gap revenue coverage over different regions. Sales in USA have growin by 3% however the Asia sales are down  2% and the reason could be the inability of the retailer to fight against retailers like H&M and Zara which are cutting  down their prices to take over the shares of their competitors. The equations have been changed over the years and for the retailers of  mid range denim , the market has become pretty difficult due to   change in consumer behavior . Recently , H&M achieved the sales of USD 120 million in India within 6 months of starting operations and that too with handful stores which is very encouraging however it sets the balls on rolling for such markets.  It seems that GAP is not currently geared up to  perform in any other market except the US and this is perhaps the reason for its almost static sales. The company will have to devise strategies to be present in a stronger way in these markets as most of the growth is happening in Asia and GAP is currently kind of lost in these markets.

    Particulars

    Percentage of Net Sales (Q2|2017)

    Percentage of Net Sales (Q2|2016)

    U.S

    80

    77

    Canada

    7

    7

    Europe

    4

    5

    Asia

    8

    10

    Other regions

    1

    1

    Total

    100

    100

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    Comparative Analysis Of Revenue Distribution Of Different Brands For Q2’17 and Q2’16

    Gap Global as a brand has lost its share in the GAP INC if we compare with the Q2, 2016 . In Q2, 2016 , the net sales were USD 1,313 million which came down to USD 1,232 in Q1’17. Old Navy has some positive changes from USD 1,705 million to USD 1,757 million in Q2’17 . Banana Republic also lost its share marginally from USD 633 million in 2016 to USD 579 million in 2017 . On the whole it was a almost static sales but the good news is that Gap sales did not fall significantly.

    Particulars

    Net Sales|Million USD|(Q2|2017)

    Net Sales|Million USD|(Q2|2016)

    Gap Global

    1,232

    1,313

    Old Navy Global

    1,757

    1,705

    Banana Republic global

    579

    633

    Others

    231

    200

    Total

    3,799

    3,851

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    Table Showing Store count, openings, closings for Q2,2017

    Within a span of 13 weeks , the company has closed 22 of its stores worldwide however opened only 15 with a net reduction in number of stores .  Old Navy North America seems to be growing as they have 8 new stores while 4 stores which has been closed during this quarter . With a Total stores of 3186 in the beginning of Q2 ,17 , the company is left with 3179 stores at the end of the quarter which includes 22 closer and 15 new additions to fleet .

    Particulars

    Beginning of Q2|2017

    Opened

    Closed

    End of Q2|2017

    Gap North America

    835

    3

    4

    834

    Gap Asia

    307

    1

    3

    305

    Gap Europe

    163

    0

    4

    159

    Old Navy North America

    1,047

    8

    4

    1051

    Old Navy Asia

    13

    0

    0

    13

    Banana Republic North America

    597

    3

    4

    596

    Banana Republic Asia

    49

    0

    1

    48

    Athleta North America

    133

    0

    0

    133

    Intermix North America

    42

    0

    2

    40

    GAP Inc Second Quarter, 2017 Financial Analysis

    GAP and many such retailers in mid priced segments need to revamp their strategies to fight the onslaught of fast retailers and fast fashion. These retailers are losing the race with the more nimble footed ones who are giving cheaper products with reasonable quality. To survive, they need to innovate. Here it is also important to note the competition is not only from H&Ms and Zaras but also from Online retailers like Amazon who are turning new leaves in the chapter of fashion evolution with new technologies like Artificial Intelligence. The challenges are many and those who preempt them will survive and grow !

  • Egypt Jeans Exports To EU And US | 2015-2017

    Egypt Jeans Exports To EU And US | 2015-2017

    In this report , we have done a detailed analysis of Import of Denim , which includes Denim Apparel for both Men and Women, into USA and EU from Egypt for the year 2015 upto second quarter of 2017.

                                                                              Table of Contents

    S N.

                                                                                                Particulars

    1.

    Table showing the imports of All denim apparel to USA from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    2.

    Graph showing the imports of All denim apparel to USA from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    3.

    Graph showing the Average price of All denim apparel to USA from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    4.

    Table showing the imports of Men’s / Boys Jeans to USA from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    5.

    Graph showing the imports of Men’s Jeans / Boys Jeans  to USA from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    6.

    Graph showing the Average price of Men’s / Boys Jeans to USA from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    7.

    Table showing the imports of Women’s / Girls Jeans to USA from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    8.

    Graph showing the imports of Women’s / Girls Jeans to USA from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    9.

    Graph showing the Average price of Women’s / Girls Jeans to USA from Egypt for the period 2015 -2017

    10.

    Table showing the imports of All denim apparel to EU from Egypt for the period 2015 -2017

    11.

    Graph showing the imports of All denim apparel to EU from Egypt for the period 2015 -2017

    12.

    Graph showing the Average price of All denim apparel to EU  from Egypt for the period 2015 -2017

    13.

    Table showing the imports of Men’s / Boys Jeans to EU from Egypt  for the period 2015 – 2017

    14.

    Graph showing the imports of Men’s / Boys Jeans to EU from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    15.

    Graph showing the Average price of Men’s / Boys Jeans to EU from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    16.

    Table showing the imports of Women’s / Girls Jeans  to EU from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    17.

    Graph showing the imports of Women’s / Girls Jeans to EU from Egypt  for the period 2015 – 2017

    18.

    Graph showing the Average price of Women’s / Girls Jeans to EU from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    19.

    Table showing the imports of Denim Fabrics to EU from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    20.

    Graph showing the imports of Denim Fabrics to EU from Egypt for the period 2015 – 2017

    21.

    Graph showing the Average price of Denim Fabrics to EU from Egypt for the period 2015 -2017

    [private_special]

    1. Imports Of All Denim’s To USA

    The first six month of year 2017 shows encouraging as 7.50 million pcs of denim apparel at an average price of USD 9.3/Pc has been exported to USA and if the following trends continues till the year end , the figures will be closed to 16 million pcs of denim apparel which will be at least 50 % higher than last year. The imports in 2016 were disappointing as the imports dropped to 9.72 million pcs which is approx 45 % lesser than what it exported in the year 2015.

    Year of Import

    All Denim Apparel (Million Pcs )

    Total Value (Million USD)

    Average Price(USD/PC)

    2015

    17.59

    158.11

    9.0

    2016

    9.72

    89.72

    9.2

    Q2|2017

    7.50

    70.07

    9.3

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    a. Men’s / Boys Jeans

    Bifurcating denim Apparels into both Men and Women , we found Women jeans  being exported at lower prices than Men’s . The average price for Men’s jeans for the year 2017 is USD 10.3/Pc however for the women’s jeans , it is USD 8.2/Pc. This is a very good price for export of men’s jeans as average import price in US for denim apparel is about USD 7/- . This shows that Egypt is exporting high value apparel as well . Also the volume of Women’s denim apparel is approx . 20 % lesser than Men’ in the first half of 2017.  The year 2016 was disappointing for both the category as both segments suffered a decline in imports close to 50% .

    Year of Import

    Men’s/Boys Jeans(Million Pcs)

    Total Value(Million USD)

    Average Price(USD/PC)

    2015

    10.60

    99.79

    9.4

    2016

    5.82

    57.85

    9.9

    Q1-Q2|2017

    4.14

    42.57

    10.3

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    b. Women’s / Girls Jeans

    The first six months of 2017 saw a promising exports in Women’s jeans of 3.28 million pcs alone and if the trend is followed the export may reach upto 7  million pcs which is almost 80 % more than  the export of the last year . The average price in 2017 for men was USD 10.3 / Pc and for women was USD 8.2 /Pc.  Both the segments saw a drastic fall in imports of more than 50 % from 2015 to 2016.

    Year of Import

    Women’s/Girls Jeans (Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million USD)

    Average Price(USD/PC)

    2015

    7.00

    58.31

    8.3

    2016

    3.90

    31.78

    8.2

    Q1-Q2|2017

    3.28

    26.87

    8.2

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    2. Imports Of All Denim’s To EU

    Egypt is much closer to EU, however, the volume of exports to US is higher than that of EU. The imports into EU from Eygpt for the year 2015 was 7.70 million pcs , while the imports for 2016 was 8.81 million pcs showing an increase of about 15 %  . However, the year 2017 has not been so good. The average export volumes have gone down by more then 40% in the first half and it seems that the volumes will not be anywhere near those of 2016 figures by the end of 2017.

    Year of Import

    All Denim Apparel (Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million Euro)

    Average Price (Euro/Pc)

    2015

    7.70

    95.19

    12.4

    2016

    8.81

    98.71

    11.2

    Q1-Q2|2017

    2.96

    32.50

    11.0

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    a. Men’s / Boys Jeans

    Segregating Denim Jeans into both Men and Women , we found Women jeans had a lower realization than Men’s . The average price for Men’s Jeans for the year 2017 was Euro 11.4 /Pc while for  the women’s Jeans , its Euro 10.17 /Pc. However for the second quarter of 2017 the exports is almost same of both the segments .

    Year of Import

    Men’s/Boys Jeans (Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million Euro)

    Average Price(Euro / Pc)

    2015

    3.15

    41.52

    13.2

    2016

    3.86

    44.90

    11.6

    Q1-Q2|2017

    1.28

    14.58

    11.4

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    b. Women’s / Girls Jeans

    The imports of women’s jeans for 2015 and 2016 was almost the same with minor increase  of about 8 % in imports as the imports figure went from 4.55 million pcs in 2015 to 4.95 million pcs in 2016. However the imports for the first six months were disapointing as they were s only 1.67 millions pcs and if this trend continues till year end they can touch about 3.5  million pcs only  which is about 33 % less than the imports of 2016.

    Year of Import

    Women’s/Girls Jeans(Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million Euro)

    Average Price (Euro/Pc)

    2015

    4.55

    53.67

    11.8

    2016

    4.95

    53.81

    10.9

    Q2|2017

    1.67

    17.91

    10.7

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    c. Denim Fabrics

    The imports of denim fabrics into EU from Egypt were almost 50% lower than those in 2016. year 2015 saw some good figures of over 4 million mtrs. However, since then the figures have been disappointing and the year 2017 seems will close not more than 2 million sq mtrs.

    Year of Import

    Denim Fabrics(Mill.sq. mtrs)

    Million Lin. mtrs (160 cm width)

    Total Value (Million Euro)

    Av. Price CIF(Euro /Lin.mtr)

    2015

    4.32

    2.70

    10.27

    3.8

    2016

    3.14

    1.97

    8.36

    4.3

    Q2|2017

    0.75

    0.47

    2.05

    4.4

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denim’s To USA And EU From Egypt |2015 - 2017

    [/private_special]

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  • Indonesia Denim Exports To US And EU |2015 – 2017

    Indonesia Denim Exports To US And EU |2015 – 2017

    In this report we have done a detailed analysis of import of Denim’s Apparel for both Men and Women, into USA and EU from Indonesia from 2015 to second quarter of 2017.

        Table Of Contents

    S N.

                                                                                                         Particulars

    1.

    Table showing the imports of All denim apparel into USA from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    2.

    Graph showing the imports of All denim apparel into USA from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    3.

    Graph showing the average price of All denim apparel into USA from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    4.

    Table showing the imports of Men’s/Boys Jeans into USA from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    5.

    Graph showing the imports of Men’s/Boys Jeans into USA from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    6.

    Graph showing the average price of Men’s/Boys Jeans into USA from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    7.

    Table showing the imports of Women’s/Girls Jeans into USA from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    8.

    Graph showing the imports of Women’s/Girls Jeans into USA from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    9.

    Graph showing the average price of Women’s/Girls Jeans into USA from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    10.

    Table showing the imports of All denim apparel into EU from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    11.

    Graph showing the imports of All denim apparel into EU from Indonesia for the period 2015 -2017

    12.

    Graph showing the average price of All denim apparel into EU from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    13.

    Table showing the imports of Men’s/Boys Jeans into EU from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    14.

    Graph showing the imports of Men’s/Boys Jeans into EU from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    15.

    Graph showing the average price of Men’s/Boys Jeans into EU from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    16.

    Table showing the imports of Women’s/Girls Jeans into EU from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    17.

    Graph showing the imports of Women’s/Girls Jeans into EU from Indonesia for the period 2015 – 2017

    18.

    Graph showing the average price of Women’s/Girls Jeans into EU from Indonesia for the period 2015 -2017

    [private_special]

    1. All Denim Exports To USA

    Exports of all denim’s apparel from Indonesia was 13.62 million pcs into USA  and it is showing constant reduction with a fall of about 50% in 2016 . But the first 6 months of 2017 seem to showing some improvement with year end exports likely to be about 9 million with current trends. Indonesia has been losing its market to countries like Bangladesh which offer significant advantages in terms of labour cost and is increasingly offering better skill and services. We can also see that the average prices of exports are increasing over the last 2 years and are at a much higher range than an average of about USD 6 from Bangladesh.

    Year of Import

    All Denim Apparel (Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million USD)

    Average Price(USD/PC)

    2015

    13.62

    108.10

    7.9

    2016

    7.19

    60.38

    8.4

    Q2|2017

    4.39

    36.65

    8.3

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

     

    a. Men’s Jeans

    Out of the total exports of All denim apparel of 13.62 million pcs for 2015 , the imports for  men’s jeans was just 3.98 millions pcs ie about 30% .  Similarly , out of the total exports of All denim’s for the year 2016 was 7.19 million pcs , the imports for men’s jeans was just 3.28 million pcs which showed that exports of men’s jeans were about 45 % of the total exports. However, the first six months of 2017 saw an imports of 1.19 million pcs and if this trend continues the imports will be about 3.00 million pcs at the end of the year 2017. It further shows that Indonesia concentrates on women’s jeans exports as it holds a much higher share of exports.

    Year of Import

    Men’s/Boys Jeans(Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million USD)

    Average Price(USD/PC)

    2015

    3.98

    33.17

    8.3

    2016

    3.28

    25.52

    7.8

    Q2|2017

    1.19

    8.95

    7.5

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    b. Women’s Jeans

    Segregating the imports of All denim in both segment men and women , the exports in the first six months  for 2017 was 3.04 million pcs and further if the same trend continues the imports will be about 6.00 million pcs at the end of the year 2017 , which will be much higher than last year but lower than 2015.

    Year of Import

    Women’s/Girls Jeans(Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million USD)

    Average Price(USD/PC)

    2015

    9.64

    74.94

    7.8

    2016

    3.72

    33.13

    8.9

    Q2|2017

    3.04

    26.25

    8.7

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    2. All Denims to EU

    The imports of All Jeans to EU from Indonesia for the year 2015 was 2.05 million pcs while the imports dropped to 40 % and came down to 1.25 million pcs in the year 2016. Further dropping drastically in 2017, the volumes were about 0.29 million which shows a clear effect that EU market is being taken over by countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan.

    Year of Import

    All Denim Apparel (Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million Euro)

    Average Price(Euro/Pc)

    2015

    2.05

    16.59

    8.1

    2016

    1.25

    9.67

    7.8

    Q2|2017

    0.29

    2.29

    8.0

     

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    a. Men’s Jeans

    Out of the total exports of jeans of 2.05 million pcs in 2015 the volume for men’s jeans was  1.27 millions pcs . The figures after 2015 are depressing and not even worth mentioning.

    Year of Import

    Men’s/Boys Jeans(Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million Euro)

    Average Price(Euro/Pc)

    2015

    1.27

    11.50

    9.1

    2016

    0.49

    4.49

    9.1

    Q2|2017

    0.08

    0.89

    10.9

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    b. Women’s Jeans

    Women’s jeans again show similar trend with volumes less than 1 million pcs and falling continuously.

    Year of Import

    Women’s/Girls Jeans(Million Pcs)

    Total Value (Million Euro)

    Average Price(Euro/Pc)

    2015

    0.78

    5.09

    6.6

    2016

    0.76

    5.19

    6.9

    Q2|2017

    0.21

    1.40

    6.8

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    Imports Of Denims To USA And EU From Indonesia |2015 - 2017

    On the whole, Indonesia exported less than 10 million pcs of denim apparel to US and EU markets combined and the position does not look rosy in 2017. Hence not a very encouraging situation is visualized for the near future for this industry in Indonesia.

    [/private_special]

  • Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016

    Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016

    One of the largest apparel retailer group PVH, has recently announced their second quarter’s result . The group has registered a growth of 7% in the revenue compared to the corresponding period in last year . Brands like Calvin Klein , Tommy Hilfiger and Heritage Brands showed a very encouraging growth in the second quarter with an increase of 8% , 4% and 13% respectively in their revenues for the quarter second . Highlights of financial results for second quarter for the brands under PVH are below :

     Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016

          Calvin Klein

          Calvin Klein International revenue increased 20% to $394 million compared to the corresponding period in last year.  Outstanding performance in the wholesale business in     Europe and China, as well as solid growth in the retail business due to a 6% increase in international comparable store sales and square footage expansion in Company-operated stores, drove the revenue increase. Calvin Klein North America revenue decreased 1% to $392 million compared to the prior year period primarily as a result of the Mexico deconsolidation and a 2% decline in North America comparable store sales.

    Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016Tommy Hilfiger

    Revenue in the Tommy Hilfiger business for the quarter increased 4% to $892 million . Tommy Hilfiger International revenue increased 9% to $492 million , driven by continued strong performance in Europe and Asia. Tommy Hilfiger International comparable store sales increased 6%. Tommy Hilfiger North America revenue decreased 2% to $400 million . But on the whole it was a good growth both for US and International biz.

    Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016Heritage Brands

    Revenue in the Heritage Brands business for the quarter increased 13% to $392 million compared to last year , principally due to a shift in the timing of shipments from both the first and third quarters into the second quarter . Comparable store sales increased 1%.

     

    Below is the detailed revenue analysis of PVH for the half year ended on July 30 , 2017

    1. Revenue Distribution – Brands

    Looking at the brand wise revenue distribution , Tommy Hilfiger is leading the revenue chart with USD 1733.60 accounting 43% of total revenue share . Calvin Kelin with USD 1542.30 is the second in the revenue chart accounting  38% of total revenue . Comparing the same period from the previous year , both brands Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Kelin have registered an increase in the revenue of 4.94% and 6.34% respectively. Overall , the total revenue has shown an increase of 5.40% from the last year .

    Particulars

    Revenue ( In Million USD) | 2017

    Revenue ( In Million USD) | 2016

    % Change

    CALVIN KELIN

    1542.3

    1449.1

    +6.43%

    TOMMY HILFIGER

    1733.6

    1652.0

    +4.94%

    HERITAGE BRANDS

    783.0

    750.0

    +4.40%

    TOTAL

    4058.9

    3851.1

    +5.40%

     Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016

    2. Revenue Distribution – Regions

    Calvin Kelin

    Analysis of regional distribution of revenue of Calvin Kelin shows that the there is a decline of 1% in the revenue share in the North America Region while a 16% increase in the revenue of Calvin Kelin International Regions .

    Particulars

    Revenue ( In Million USD)| 2017

    Revenue ( In Million USD) | 2016

    % Change

    Calvin Kelin North America

    767.6

    778.6

    -1%

    Calvin Kelin International

    774.7

    670.5

    16%

    Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016

    Tommy Hilfiger

    Not only Kelvin Kelin , even Tommy Hilfiger is also getting weaker in North America region as a decline of 3.19% has been reported from the last year for the same period however TH International has shown a growth of 11.57% for the same period . Again international business takes the cake !

    PARTICULARS

    Revenue ( In Million USD) | 2017

    Revenue ( In Million USD) | 2016

    % Change

    Tommy Hilfiger North America

    718.3

    742

    -3.19%

    Tommy Hilfiger International

    1015.3

    910

    11.57%

    Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016

    3.Revenue Distribution – Channels

    Whole Sale Channel is beating the retail channel in terms of revenue distribution of Heritage Brands by big margins . Where Retail Channel is contributing USD 128 Million , the whole sale channel of Heritage Brand is contributing USD 655 million at the end of July 2017 .

    PARTICULARS

    Revenue ( In Million USD) | 2017

    Revenue ( In Million USD) | 2016

    Heritage Brand Whole Sale

    655

    621.9

    Heritage Brand Retail

    128

    128.1

    Comparative Revenue Analysis Of PVH For Six Months Ended July 2017 and 2016


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  • Report On Import Of Denim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    Report On Import Of Denim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

                                                                                                                         Table Of Content

    S N.

                                                                                                           Particulars

    1.

    Table showing the list of top 9 buyers of Colombia for the period April’2017

    2.

    Graph showing the total quantity of denim fabrics bought by the 9 major buyers of Colombia for the period April’17

    3.

    Graph showing the average price of denim fabrics bought by the 9 major buyers of Colombia for the period April’17

    4.

    Pie – chart showing the percentage share of top 9 buyers for the period April’17

    5.

    9 Tables showing the list of suppliers to the top 9 buyers  with quantity imported  along with the average price for the period April’17

    6.

    6 Graphs showing the list of suppliers to the top 9 buyers  with quantity imported  for the period April’17

    7.

    6 Graphs showing average price  at which denim fabric supplied to the top 9 buyers  for the period of April’17

    Below is the list of Top 9 buyers of Colombian Denim Industry who imported denim in April 2017. [private_special] The list is topped by Colombian Trade SA who bought 471,070.55 square meter of denim fabric during the period of April’17 at an average price of USD 1.112 /Sq Mtr and also holds 22% share in the top buyers’ list. The second  major buyer is Comertex SA who bought 431,817.09 square meter of denim fabric during the same period at an average price of USD 1.056/Sq Mtr and accounts for 20% in the list . Permoda LTDA bought at the highest price of USD 2.868 /Sq Mtr while Comertex bought at the least price of USD 1.056/Sq Mtr. The prices look quite out of sync with the market. However, we need to remember that due to high duties, many companies work with under invoicing which shows less price than actual and hence the price shown may not reflect the actual price.

    Colombian Importer Name

    CIF US$

    Stat Qty(Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    COLOMBIAN TRADE SA

    523,932.91

    471,070.55

    1.112

    COMERTEX SA

    455,995.06

    431,817.09

    1.056

    PERMODA LTDA

    816,920.50

    284,796.32

    2.868

    PRODUCTION OF TEXTILES OF TOCANCIPA SA TOPTEX SA

    305,105.33

    260,482.84

    1.171

    FLORAL SA

    574,463.61

    248,805.60

    2.309

    JEANS INTERNATIONAL SA COMERCIALIZADORA

    378,651.27

    157,329.60

    2.407

    COMERCIALIZADORA ARTURO CALLE SAS

    218,526.08

    105,821.14

    2.605

    STILOTEX SAS

    160,864.79

    96,284.12

    1.671

    EXCLUSIVE COLLECTIONS TEXTILES SA

    100,720.98

    60,825.27

    1.656

    Report On Import Of Denim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    Report On Import Of Denim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    Report On Import Of Denim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    Colombian Trade SA

    Sangam (India) Limited is the major supplier to Colombian Trade SA which is the biggest buyer of denim fabric in the Colombian Denim Industry for the period April’17. This India based company exported 454,105.48 Sq.mtr of denim fabric to Colombian Trade SA  at an average price of USD 1.114 /Sq Mtr . Tissue San Jacinto SA is the least expensive supplier which supplied fabrics 16,965.07 Sq.mtr at an average price of USD 1.074 /Sq Mtr.

    Foreign Exporter Name

    Exporter Country

    CIF (USD)

    Qty (Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    SANGAM (INDIA) LIMITED

    INDIA

    505,706.83

    454,105.48

    1.114

    TISSUE San Jacinto SA

    PERU

    18,226.08

    16,965.07

    1.074

    Total

    523,932.91

    471,070.55

    1.112

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    Report On Import Of Denim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    COMERTEX SA

    Sangam (India) Limited is the major supplier to Comertex S.A which is the biggest buyer of denim fabric in the Colombian Denim Industry for the period of April’17. This India based company exported 210,692.90 Sq.mtr of denim fabric to Comertex S.A at an average price of USD 1.057 /Sq Mtr .Tissue San Jacinto SA is the least expensive supplier which supplied fabrics of 43,231.00 Sq.mtr at an average price of USD 1.036 /Sq Mtr.

    Foreign Exporter Name

    Exporter Country

    CIF US$

    Stat Qty(Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    KALTEX MANUFACTURING LTD

    MEXICO

    80,240.65

    78,086.00

    1.028

    RSWM LIMITED

    INDIA

    108,362.60

    99,807.19

    1.086

    SANGAM (INDIA) LIMITED

    INDIA

    222,609.37

    210,692.90

    1.057

    TISSUE SAN JACI NTO SA

    PERU

    44,782.44

    43,231.00

    1.036

    Total

    455,995.06

    431,817.09

    1.056

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    Report On Import Of Denim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    PERMODA LTDA

    Foreign Exporter Name

    Exporter Country

    CIF US$

    Stat Qty(Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    MPVR TRADING COMPANY S DE RL

    PANAMA

    816,920.50

    284,796.32

    2.9

    PRODUCTION OF TEXTILES OF TOCANCIPA SA TOPTEX SA

    Foreign Exporter Name

    Exporter Country

    CIF US$

    Stat Qty(Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    GLOBALTEX IMPORT AND EXPORT CORP

    PANAMA

    305,105.33

    260,482.84

    1.2

    FLORAL SA

    The major supplier to Floral S.A is DNM TEXTILE SPINNING WEAVING AND DYEING which supplied 82,646.87 square meter of denim fabric out of total 248,805.60 square meter at an average price (USD/Sq.mtr) 2.6 . The least was supplied by MAFATLAL INDUSTRIES LTD which supplied 6,351.93 Sq.mtr at an average price (USD/Sq.mtr) of 2.2.

    Foreign Exporter Name

    Exporter Country

    CIF US$

    Stat Qty(Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    CANDIANI SPA

    ITALY

    135,503.85

    32,852.16

    4.1`

    DNM TEXTILE SPINNING WEAVING AND DYEING

    EGYPT

    217,348.70

    82,646.87

    2.6

    JALSEN INC

    UNITED STATES

    53,882.26

    42,767.66

    1.3

    KALTEX MANUFACTURING LTD

    MEXICO

    10,992.63

    6,566.00

    1.7

    MAFATLAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED

    INDIA

    13,825.96

    6,351.93

    2.2

    ZHEJIANG TEXTILE CO LTD

    CHINA

    142,910.21

    77,620.98

    1.8

    Total

    574,463.61

    248,805.60

    2.3

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    Report On Import Of Demim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    JEANS INTERNATIONAL SA COMERCIALIZADORA

    DENIM NORTH AMERICA LLC seems to be the major supplier  denim fabric to Jeans International SA which bought 82,922.71square meter of denim fabric during the period of April’17 at an average price of USD 3.0 /Sq Mtr whereas Karson Company Supplied only 722.22 square meter out of 157,329.60 Sq.mtr at an average price(USD/Sq.mtr) of 18.5 which seemed to be a Sample.

    Foreign Exporter Name

    Exporter Country

    CIF US$

    Stat Qty(Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    DENIM NORTH AMERICA LLC

    UNITED STATES

    247,476.08

    82,922.71

    3.0

    KARSON COMPANY

    HONG KONG

    13,374.09

    722.22

    18.5*

    MOUNT VERNON MILLS

    UNITED STATES

    58,029.06

    21,804.84

    2.7

    VICUNHA TEXTIL S / A

    BRAZIL

    59,772.04

    51,879.83

    1.2

    Total

    378,651.27

    157,329.60

    2.4

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    Report On Import Of Demim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    COMERCIALIZADORA ARTURO CALLE SAS

    With 49,628.76 Sq.mtr supply of fabrics ASIAM BUSINESS GROUP LIMITED is a major supplier with a average price (USD/Sq.mtr) of 3.0, whereas the least was 26,187.48 Sq.mtr supplied by Sangam (India )limited at an average price(USD/Sq.mtr) of 1.1.

    Foreign Exporter Name

    Exporter Country

    CIF US$

    Stat Qty(Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    ASIAM BUSINESS GROUP LIMITED

    CHINA

    149,756.42

    49,628.76

    3.0

    SANGAM (INDIA) LIMITED

    INDIA

    26,187.48

    23,806.80

    1.1

    VICUNHA TEXTIL S / A

    BRAZIL

    42,582.18

    32,385.58

    1.3

    Total

    218,526.08

    105,821.14

    2.1

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    Report On Import Of Demim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    STILOTEX SAS

    With 69,907.09 Sq.mtr supply of fabrics  POONAM ENTERPRISES(HK)LTD is a major supplier with a average price (USD/Sq.mtr) of 1.677, whereas the least was 26,377.03 Sq.mtr supplied by WHEN CHANGZHOU TEXTILE CO LTD at an average price(USD/Sq.mtr) of 1.654.

    Foreign Exporter Name

    Exporter Country

    CIF US$

    Stat Qty(Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    POONAM ENTERPRISES (HK) LTD

    CHINA

    117,229.57

    69,907.09

    1.677

    WHEN CHANGZHOU TEXTILE CO LTD

    CHINA

    43,635.22

    26,377.03

    1.654

    Total

    160,864.79

    96,284.12

    1.671

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    Report On Import Of Denim Fabrics Of Colombia For April, 2017

    EXCLUSIVE COLLECTIONS TEXTILES SA

    Foreign Exporter Name

    Exporter Country

    CIF US$

    Stat Qty(Sq.mtr)

    Avg price(USD/Sq.mtr)

    TIRAYAN Corporation

    PANAMA

    100,720.98

    60,825.27

    1.7

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