Online returns in the UK
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(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 21, 2018 ) Returns in clothing & footwear are significantly higher than in any other sector - at £2.1bn in 2015 - over three times the size of the next largest sector, electricals. We forecast clothing & footwear returns to reach £3.5bn in 2020, achieving the highest growth across all sectors. With shoppers often buying across many different brands, the issue of fit and sizing is the key reason for customer returns in clothing & footwear. Despite retailer investment in offering more sizing information and improving product images and video catwalks, it is still difficult for retailers to accurately convey quality, look and fit online. The use of virtual fitting room technology by providers such as Virtusize can offer shoppers the support and confidence they need to make purchases.
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Report Summary
The returns market will grow by 50.1% to £5.2bn in 2020, equating to 8.3% of the online market.
Clothing & footwear accounted for 61.3% of the online returns market in 2015, and is forecast to grow by 64.5% in the five years to 2020 - the strongest growth across all sectors.
Larger parcels dominate the online returns market, accounting for 61.3% of the market in 2015, driven by clothing & footwear and electricals
Key Findings
- The returns market will grow by 50.1% to £5.2bn in 2020, equating to 8.3% of the online market.
- The penetration of consumers who have returned goods in 2014 is dominated by clothing & footwear at 33.9%, with the next nearest sector at 15.7% (food & grocery gifting). This is a function of being the most shopped category online, as well as higher levels of dissatisfaction when receiving products due to fit, sizing and fabric quality.
- The mix of methods to return online bought goods and the array of motivating factors differs as a function of infrastructure and the nature of products in each sector.
- Clothing & footwear, stands apart from other sectors with fit and returning excess products (34.0% and 10.9%) strong motivating factors. The sector is also more likely to see consumers utilise novel returning methods such as collection points (13.4%) - aided by retailer investment and the portability of the goods
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Top Players:
Marks and Spencers
Boots
Curry's
Halfords
Topshop
Missguided
Asda
ASOS
Complete Report is Available@ http://www.reportsweb.com/inquiry&RW0001363994/sample
Report Summary
The returns market will grow by 50.1% to £5.2bn in 2020, equating to 8.3% of the online market.
Clothing & footwear accounted for 61.3% of the online returns market in 2015, and is forecast to grow by 64.5% in the five years to 2020 - the strongest growth across all sectors.
Larger parcels dominate the online returns market, accounting for 61.3% of the market in 2015, driven by clothing & footwear and electricals
Key Findings
- The returns market will grow by 50.1% to £5.2bn in 2020, equating to 8.3% of the online market.
- The penetration of consumers who have returned goods in 2014 is dominated by clothing & footwear at 33.9%, with the next nearest sector at 15.7% (food & grocery gifting). This is a function of being the most shopped category online, as well as higher levels of dissatisfaction when receiving products due to fit, sizing and fabric quality.
- The mix of methods to return online bought goods and the array of motivating factors differs as a function of infrastructure and the nature of products in each sector.
- Clothing & footwear, stands apart from other sectors with fit and returning excess products (34.0% and 10.9%) strong motivating factors. The sector is also more likely to see consumers utilise novel returning methods such as collection points (13.4%) - aided by retailer investment and the portability of the goods
Inquiry for Report@ http://www.reportsweb.com/inquiry&RW0001363994/buying
Top Players:
Marks and Spencers
Boots
Curry's
Halfords
Topshop
Missguided
Asda
ASOS
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Tel: +1-646-491-9876
Email us
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Rajat Sahni
Tel: +1-646-491-9876
Email us
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