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Formal shoes segment caters a significant share of the global shoes market. The formal shoes industry includes shoes for business and formal occasion for both men and women. These shoes are of many types and are generally made from leather or synthetic leather. The types of leather used can be of various types such as patent, long and short grain, suede, and others. Authentic formal shoes are comparatively costlier from the casual types as they are made up of finished leather and designed for a polished look. . Rising commercialization & globalization of businesses and demand for branded footwear in lieu of increasing disposable income, has resulted in the market growth of formal shoes industry. Also, better finish, unique designs, and increased durability of formal shoes is having a positive impact on the market.
The market of formal shoes has been divided on the basis of end-user into men and woman. The formal shoes industry is heavily gender biased with major market share resting with men formal shoes. This is due to the fact that more men are wearing formal shoes on daily basis such as in offices, business parties, meetings, and so on and also pairing-up formal shoes with their business suits and other formal apparels. However, increasing international business and globalization of fashion industry has attracted many formal shoes manufacturers to focus on formal shoes industry.. Hence, it is expected that there will be further design innovations and quality improvement in women formal shoes industry.
According to distribution channel, the market of formal shoes has been divided into store-based and non-store-based. The store-based segment which is expected to dominate the formal shoes segment mainly because of the option for trying and feeling, which is not the case with online retail. However, online retail of formal shoes is expected to outplay brick and mortar retail in the coming years with competitive pricing and similar buying experience as in the case of store-based.
Regional Analysis
The global formal shoes market has been regionally segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of the World.
North America is expected to dominate due to the presence of major market player and high demand of luxury formal shoes. However, market of Asia Pacific is expected to propel with the fastest growth rate during the forecast period. Large population size and increasing disposable income in the region are expected to fuel the market of formal shoes during the forecast period. Other factors helping the market in the region includes globalization and growing penetration of online retail.
Segmentation
The global formal shoes market has been segmented based on type, end-user, distribution channel, and region.
By type the market is segmented into ballerina, mules, oxfords, brogues, derbys, boots, and others
By end-user the market is segmented into men and woman.
The global formal shoes market has been classified on the basis of distribution channel into store-based and non-store-based.
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