Europe: fashion revenue by sales channel 2024| ��ƽ��

Revenue distribution of fashion retail sales in selected European countries in 2024, by channel

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The eCommerce market segment Fashion encompasses the commercial (B2C) sale of apparel (for men, women, and children), footwear (e.g., leather shoes, sneakers, luxury footwear, as well as textile and other footwear), luggage and bags (e.g., suitcases, purses, and briefcases), as well as accessories (e.g., hats and caps, watches and jewelery) via a digital channel. Dedicated outdoor and sports apparel, outdoor and sports footwear, as well as baby’s clothes are not included in this segment (see: Toys, Hobby & DIY). The purchase and resale of used fashion articles are also not included in this market segment. All monetary figures refer to the annual gross revenue and do not factor in shipping costs.

Data shown is using current exchange rates and reflects market impacts of the Russia-Ukraine war. A detailed methodology can be found in the ��ƽ�� Market Outlook.

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According to data from the ��ƽ�� Digital Market Outlook, over a (** percent) of revenues from fashion retail sales in the Netherlands came from digital channels. Among the European countries included in this graph, the United Kingdom ranked next, with online sales accounting for **** percent of all apparel, footwear, and accessories revenues. Meanwhile, in Greece, this sales channel contributed to about ** percent of revenues in this segment.