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20 Drapers January 16 2010 INDICATOR MENSWEAR Drapers spoke to 50 independents about their men’s mainstream fashion business for the week ending January 2. Brands and styles mentioned in the lists, including the Top 10 and Top 5, are ranked when mentioned by five or more retailers MAINSTREAM An uplift in trade was recorded by 50% of mainstream menswear indies over the Christmas trading period, with shirts the most popular option for gift buying. The freezing weather across the UK meant that outerwear and knitwear got the tills ringing at the retailers polled TOP 10 Best-selling brands of the week 1 Brook Taverner 2 Douglas 3 Gurteen 4 Magee 5 Meyer 6 Hawick Knitwear 7 Barbour 8 Baileys 9 Franco Ponti 10 Seidensticker TOP 5 Best-selling categories of the week 1 Outerwear 2 Shirts 3 Trousers 4 Knitwear 5 Jackets TOP 5 Best-selling outerwear brands of the week 1 Douglas 2 Bugatti 3 Brook Taverner 4 Barbour 5 Magee Quickfire questions What was your best-selling Christmas gift item? 1 Shirts 2 Knitwear 3 Socks Which shows will you be attending this season? AIS Menswear 20% IMC 35% Moda 85% Which brands sold best over the Christmas period? 1 Barbour 2 Olymp 3 Franco Ponti 4 Gurteen 5 Viyella Which product categories sold best over the Christmas period? 1 Knitwear 2 Shirts 3 Trousers 4 Outerwear 5 Ties To view the latest menswear trends, visit www.drapersonline.com/ trends/menswear We’ve reduced forward buy to give us flexibility with deals through the season Grant Mitchell, director of Cooper & McKenzie in Dundee, Scotland Top dog: Brook Taverner led pack Motoring ahead: Barbour in demand of indies said Christmas trading was better than expected 50 % I didn’t expect people would spend as much as they did at Christmas John Kelley, owner of F Hazell Smith in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire of indies’ autumn 10 buying budgets will be reserved for short order 52 % 00% Better 00% Same 00% Worse Fashion in figures 28% Better 28% Same 44% Worse Total week’s takings Average spend DATE: week ending JANUARY 2 2010 -9.8% Year-on-year change £8,842 average: What were the total sales in your store this week? What was the average spend per customer in your store this week? Date:week ending JANUARY 2 2010 Average: £86.11 How does your week’s business compare with this time last year? 019-020DRAP160110.sd.indd 20 13/1/10 11:03:05

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20 Drapers January 16 2010

indicator

menswear

Drapers spoke to 50 independents about their men’s mainstream fashion business for the week ending January 2. Brands and styles mentioned in the lists, including the Top 10 and Top 5, are ranked when mentioned by five or more retailers

MAINSTREAMAn uplift in trade was recorded by 50% of mainstream menswear indies over the Christmas trading period, with shirts the most popular option for gift buying. The freezing weather across the UK meant that outerwear and knitwear got the tills ringing at the retailers polled

Top 10 Best-selling brands of the week

1 Brook Taverner2 Douglas 3 Gurteen4 Magee5 Meyer6 Hawick Knitwear7 Barbour8 Baileys 9 Franco ponti10 Seidensticker

Top 5Best-selling categories of the week

1 outerwear2 Shirts3 Trousers4 Knitwear5 Jackets

Top 5Best-selling outerwear brands of the week

1 Douglas2 Bugatti3 Brook Taverner4 Barbour5 Magee

Quickfire questions

What was your best-selling Christmas gift item?

1 Shirts2 Knitwear3 Socks Which shows will you be attending this season?

AIS Menswear 20%IMC 35%Moda 85%

Which brands sold best over the Christmas period?

1 Barbour2 olymp3 Franco ponti4 Gurteen5 Viyella

Which product categories sold best over the Christmas period?

1 Knitwear2 Shirts3 Trousers4 outerwear5 Ties

To view the latest menswear trends, visit www.drapersonline.com/trends/menswear

We’ve reduced forward buy to give us flexibility with deals through the seasonGrant Mitchell, director of Cooper & McKenzie in Dundee, Scotland

Top dog: Brook Taverner led pack

Motoring ahead: Barbour in demand

of indies said Christmas trading was better than expected

50%

I didn’t expect people would spend as much as they did at ChristmasJohn Kelley, owner of F Hazell Smith in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire

of indies’ autumn 10 buying budgets will be reserved for short order

52%

00%Better

00% Same

00% Worse

Fashion in figures

28%Better

28% Same

44% Worse

Total week’s takings

Average spend

DATE: week ending JANUARY 2 2010 -9.8% Year-on-year change

£8,842average:

What were the total sales in your store this week?

What was the average spend per customer in your store this week?

Date:week ending JANUARY 2 2010

Average:

£86.11

How does your week’s business compare with this time last year?

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