| Characteristic | Share of respondents |
|---|---|
| Clothes (including sports clothing), shoes and accessories | 55% |
| Deliveries from restaurants, fast-food chains or catering services | 32% |
| Printed books, magazines or newspapers | 29% |
| Furniture, home accessories or gardening products | 28% |
| Computers, tablets, mobile phones or accessories | 24% |
| Children's toys or childcare items | 22% |
| Cosmetics, beauty or wellness products | 22% |
| Cleaning products or personal hygiene products | 18% |
| Consumer electronics, for example TVs, stereos, cameras or household appliances | 18% |
| Sports goods (excluding sports clothing) | 17% |
| Food or beverages from stores, or from meal-kit providers | 13% |
| Medicine or dietary supplements such as vitamins | 13% |
| Physical copies of films or series | 13% |
| Physical copies of music | 12% |
| Bicycles, mopeds, cars, or other vehicles or their spare parts | 8% |
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Release date
August 2020
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Region
United Kingdom (Great Britain)
Survey time period
2020
Number of respondents
1,800**
Age group
16 years and older
Special properties
bought within the last 12 months.
Method of interview
Online interview
Supplementary notes
* The source indicates: "The source of this information is the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OLS). The OLS is a multi-purpose survey developed by ONS for use by government departments, other public bodies, charities, academics and the media. It provides a fast, cost effective and reliable way of obtaining information on topics too brief to warrant their own survey."
** The Opinions and Lifestyle Survey is carried out by interviewing a nationally representative sample of households in Great Britain. About 1,800 households are sampled each month and estimates are subject to sampling variability, as are those from all sample surveys.
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