The focus of this report is clothing specialists, because these are the dominant players in the sector. In this report we provide total consumer spending data for clothing, which includes expenditure through all channels. And we include Mintel's Channels of Distribution estimates for Italy, which indicate how this spending is distributed by retail sector.
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Appendix – The Consumer – Italy
27th March 2015
“OVS is Italy’s leading apparel specialist, and Upim the only variety store chain of note in the country. But sales cannibalisation could impede their future growth without a more distinctive image and proposition to better separate the clothing offer of the two chains.”
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