Figure 1: Footwear expenditure (£bn) and year-on-year change (%), 2005–15e
Figure 2: Schuh online seasol promotions and delivery options, October 2015
Figure 3: Footwear inflation/deflation, volume and value growth (%), 2005–15e
Figure 4: New Look Premium collection options, October 2015
Figure 5: Footwear subsector growth rates (%), 2010–15e
Figure 6: Kurt Geiger ‘Be Inspired’ page providing outfit building suggestions and celebrity sightings of footwear, October 2015
Figure 7: Nike advertising new reflective footwear ranges for running, October 2015
Figure 8: Footwear expenditure broken down by age group (£m), 2015e
Figure 9: Footwear spend per head (£), 2010–15e
Figure 10: Footwear spend per head by age group (£), 2015e
Figure 11: Clothing & footwear expenditure as a proportion of total retail (%), 2015e and 2020e
Figure 12: Clothing & footwear expenditure (£m), 2015e and 2020e
Figure 13: Clothing & footwear expenditure (£m) and year-on-year change (%), 2010–20e
Figure 14: Clothing & footwear expenditure drivers of growth (%), 2010–20e
Figure 15: Change in clothing & footwear expenditure (%), 2015e–20e
Figure 16: Footwear expenditure (£m) and year-on-year change (%), 2010–20e
Figure 17: Footwear sources of growth (%), 2010–20e
Figure 18: Footwear expenditure growth (%), 2015e–20e
Figure 19: Footwear subsector growth rates (%), 2015e–20e
Figure 20: Footwear specialists' sales growth in current and constant prices (%), 2010–20e
Figure 21: Footwear specialists' sources of growth (%), 2010–20e
Figure 22: Footwear specialists' store numbers (000) and year-on-year change (%), 2010–20e
Figure 23: Footwear specialists' space (million sq ft) and year-on-year change (%), 2010–20e
Figure 24: Footwear specialists' sales densities at current prices (£/sq ft) and year-on-year change (%), 2010–20e
Figure 25: Footwear specialists' sales densities at constant prices (£/sq ft) and year-on-year change (%), 2010–20e
Figure 26: Clothing & footwear sources of growth (%), quarterly, 2013–17e
Figure 27: Clothing & footwear versus total retail year-on-year change (%), quarterly, 2012–16e
Figure 28: Footwear sources of growth (%), quarterly, 2013–17e
Figure 29: Footwear versus clothing & footwear year-on-year change (%), quarterly, 2012–16e
Figure 30: Footwear expenditure broken down by age group (£m), 2015e
Figure 31: Footwear spend per head forecast (£), 2015e–20e
Figure 32: Footwear spend per head by age group (£), 2015e
Figure 33: Clarks women’s footwear ranges and example of ‘cloud stepper’ range, October 2015
Figure 34: Men’s footwear spend per head forecast (£), 2015e–20e
Figure 35: Women’s footwear spend per head forecast (£), 2015e–20e
Figure 36: Changes in share of major channels in footwear (percentage points), 2020e on 2015e
Figure 37: Retail channels' share of footwear market (%), 2015e and 2020e
Figure 38: Online share of the footwear market (£bn), 2014, 2015e and 2020e
Figure 39: Clarks' Orla Kiely collaboration and new footwear ranges, October 2015
Figure 40: Footwear top 15 market shares (%), 2010 and 2015e
Figure 41: Key footwear retailers' change in market share (percentage points), 2015e on 2010
Figure 42: Footwear top 15 UK space growth versus sales growth (%), 2015/16e
Figure 43: Women's typical footwear size guide
Figure 44: Men's typical footwear size guide
Figure 45: Wide fit footwear expenditure (£m) and year-on-year change (%), 2010–20e
Figure 46: Wide fit footwear share of adult UK footwear market (%), 2010, 2015e and 2020e
Figure 47: Wide fit footwear expenditure gender breakdown (%), 2015e and 2020e
Figure 48: Wide fit footwear spend per head (£), 2015e–20e
Figure 49: Footwear spend per head variances (£), 2015e
Figure 50: Wide fit footwear retailer market shares (%), 2015e
Figure 51: Strengths of wide fit leading players, 2015
Figure 52: Penetration of wide fit shoppers by gender and age group (%), 2015
Figure 53: Penetration of female wide fit shoppers by age group (%), 2015
Figure 54: Penetration of male wide fit shoppers by age group (%), 2015
Figure 55: Wide fit shopper profile versus core footwear shopper profile (%), 2015
Figure 56: Percentage of consumers willing to spend more on wide fit footwear than regular footwear (%), 2015
Figure 57: Percentage of consumers willing to spend more on a pair of wide fit shoes than regular shoes by gender and age group (%), 2015
Figure 58: Wide fit shopper preferences and retailer recommendations, 2015
Figure 59: Most important drivers of spend for wide fit footwear shoppers and total footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 60: Percentage of consumers shopping the top retailers for wide fit footwear (%), 2015e
Figure 61: Percentage of consumers who do most of their wide fit footwear shopping at the top retailers (%), 2015e
Figure 62: Penetration of comfort footwear shoppers by gender and age group (%), 2015
Figure 63: Penetration of female comfort footwear shoppers by age group (%), 2015
Figure 64: Penetration of male comfort footwear shoppers by age group (%), 2015
Figure 65: Penetration of male comfort footwear shoppers by age group (%), 2015
Figure 66: Retailers investing in creating more stylish comfort footwear, 2015
Figure 67: Percentage of consumers willing to spend more on comfort footwear than regular footwear (%), 2015
Figure 68: Percentage of consumers willing to spend more on a pair of comfort shoes than regular shoes, by age group (%), 2015
Figure 69: Comfort footwear shopper preferences and retailer recommendations, 2015
Figure 70: Most important drivers of spend for comfort footwear shoppers and total footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 71: Percentage of consumers shopping the top retailers for comfort footwear (%), 2015e
Figure 72: Percentage of consumers who do most of their comfort footwear shopping at the top retailers (%), 2015e
Figure 73: Clarks' comfort footwear offer, 2015
Figure 74: Sports footwear shoppers that participate in regular sport/exercise (%), 2015
Figure 75: Sport England’s 'This Girl Can' campaign, 2015
Figure 76: Ellie Goulding and Jessica Alba sharing ‘gym selfies’ on Instagram, 2015
Figure 77: Where footwear shoppers have shopped for sports footwear in the last 12 months (%), 2015
Figure 78: Where footwear shoppers have shopped for sports footwear in the last 12 months (%), 2015
Figure 79: NIKEiD offering customisation for trainers, 2015
Figure 80: Reebok Fithub Covent Garden, 2015
Figure 81: Attitudes toward sports footwear brand by gender and age (%), 2015
Figure 82: Stella McCartney for Adidas, 2015
Figure 83: Attitudes toward sports footwear product features by gender and age (%), 2015
Figure 84: Clarks’ sports footwear range, with minimal explation regarding technical qualities, 2015
Figure 85: Percentage of consumers who shop for footwear by demographics (%), 2015
Figure 86: Profile of footwear shoppers by gender, age and socioeconomic group (%), 2015
Figure 87: Footwear shopper profile versus clothing shopper profile by socioeconomic group (%), 2015
Figure 88: Footwear shopper profile versus clothing shopper profile by age (%), 2015
Figure 89: Frequency of footwear shopping trips versus clothing shopping trips (%), 2015
Figure 90: Channels used in the last year by footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 91: Top 10 drivers of footwear spend by gender (%), 2015
Figure 92: Top 10 drivers of footwear spend by age (%), 2015
Figure 93: Female footwear shopping preferences (%), 2015
Figure 94: Male footwear shopping preferences (%), 2015
Figure 95: Footwear shoppers who said the following promotions would encourage them to spend more on footwear (%), 2015
Figure 96: Impulse versus considered footwear purchases by age (%), 2015
Figure 97: Footwear market segmentation by age and gender, 2015
Figure 98: Footwear spend and habits of 16–24s, 2015
Figure 99: Footwear spend and habits of 25–34s, 2015
Figure 100: Footwear spend and habits of 35–44s, 2015
Figure 101: Footwear spend and habits of 45–54s, 2015
Figure 102: Footwear spend and habits of 55–64s, 2015
Figure 103: Footwear spend and habits of 65+s, 2015
Figure 104: Percentage of footwear shoppers visiting the top 10 retailers (%), 2015
Figure 105: Percentage of footwear shoppers purchasing from the top 10 retailers (%), 2015
Figure 106: Top 10 retailers’ conversion rate for footwear (%), 2015
Figure 107: Percentage of footwear shoppers who shopped for casual footwear at the retailer over the last 12 months (%), 2015
Figure 108: Top 15 most bought from casual footwear retailers (%), 2015
Figure 109: Casual footwear retailers preferred by 16–44 male footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 110: Casual footwear retailers preferred by 45+ male footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 111: Casual footwear retailers preferred by 16–44 female footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 112: Casual footwear retailers preferred by 45+ female footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 113: Percentage of footwear shoppers who shopped for formal footwear at the retailer over the last 12 months (%), 2015
Figure 114: Most bought from formal footwear retailers (%), 2015
Figure 115: Formal footwear retailers preferred by 16–44 male footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 116: Formal footwear retailers preferred by 45+ male footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 117: Formal footwear retailers preferred by 16–44 female footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 118: Formal footwear retailers preferred by 45+ female footwear shoppers (%), 2015
Figure 119: Characteristics of the UK online footwear market, 2014
Figure 120: Online footwear expenditure (£m) and year-on-year growth (%), 2015e–20e
Figure 121: Online share of the footwear market (%), 2010, 2015e and 2020e
Figure 122: Online footwear retail spend index, March to September 2015
Figure 123: Penetration of online clothing & footwear shoppers who buy footwear (%), 2014
Figure 124: Profile of online footwear shoppers by age (%), 2014
Figure 125: Profile of online footwear shoppers by socioeconomic group (%), 2014
Figure 126: Time spent browsing by online footwear shoppers before purchasing an item (%), 2014
Figure 127: Device usage by consumers shopping online for footwear (%), 2014
Figure 128: Preferred delivery method for online footwear shoppers (%), 2014
Figure 129: Drivers of online spend for footwear (%), 2014
Figure 130: Transeasol footwear styles for men and women, 2014
Figure 131: Clothing & footwear retailers that blamed performance on poor weather, 2013
Figure 132: Retailers that have created and promoted transeasol ranges, 2014
Figure 133: Origil Factory Shop hurricane Bertha tweet, 2014
Figure 134: Investment areas for footwear retailers in building transeasol ranges, 2014
Figure 135: Clarks transeasol footwear offer, 2014
Figure 136: Clarks transeasol footwear offer, 2014
Figure 137: Transeasol advertising on Twitter, 2014
Figure 138: Transeasol footwear marketing, 2014
Figure 139: Office's Style for the bank holiday marketing campaign, 2014
Figure 140: Most important factors in the purchasing decision for children's footwear, 2014
Figure 141: Clarks emphasises fitting and product knowledge, 2014
Figure 142: Preferred channels for children's footwear, 2014
Figure 143: Russell & Bromley Kids and Kids Footlocker, Westfield Stratford, 2014
Figure 144: Successful implementation of standalone children’s footwear stores, 2014
Figure 145: Market positioning of the most visited children's footwear retailers, 2014
Figure 146: Zara's fashion-led footwear offer for girls, 2014
