90% Of International Luxury Brands Has Been Settled In Shanghai.

Shanghai International Business Information Center recently released "Shanghai International Luxury Brand Development Research Report" shows that at present, the internationally recognized international

Annual growth rate of more than 10%

The report points out that in 2009, the total consumption of luxury goods in China has exceeded 9 billion 400 million US dollars, accounting for 27.5% of the global luxury consumer market, and the second largest consumer of luxury goods in the world.

At present, more than 90% of the world's luxury brands have been settled in Shanghai, and 169 international luxury brands have set up retail outlets in Shanghai, mainly in clothing, leather goods, watches, jewelry, cosmetics and other consumer goods.

Among them, 62 brands are multi category businesses, accounting for 36.7%; among the single category brand, clothing is the largest, with 34 brands, accounting for 21.1%.

The survey shows that the consumption volume of international luxury brands is growing and retail sales are increasing rapidly, which accounts for the continuous increase of Shanghai's consumer goods market share.

In some large department stores that aim at multi-level consumer groups, the international luxury brands account for more than 10% of the retail sales. Luxury brand stores and monopoly counters are mainly on the first floor, which not only improves the retail sales, but also plays an important role in enhancing the image of the whole department store.

Over the past three years, the retail sales of international luxury brands in Shanghai and the whole country have seen rapid growth, with an average annual growth rate of more than 10%.

Among them, the national market, luxury clothing, leather goods, jewelry retail sales growth faster than Shanghai.

The retail sales of luxury watches in Shanghai are faster than that of the whole country, with an average annual growth rate of 39%.

The average annual growth rate of other luxury brands such as clothing, leather goods and jewelry in Shanghai market is 17.5%, 13.3% and 21.5%, respectively.

From agency to direct operation

The report points out that international luxury goods entered Shanghai since the 80s of last century and have gone through different stages of development so far.

In recent years, Shanghai's international luxury brands have diversified characteristics, and the concept of consumption is expanding from "small pieces" to "big pieces", from "products" to "services", to "cultural experience", and high-end luxury clubs such as high-end clubs, tourist holidays, yachts and leisure are also accelerating development.

There are two modes of luxury brand management, namely, direct and agent.

International luxury groups such as LVMH group, Lifeng group, Gucci group and other international luxury goods groups choose to operate direct outlets in Shanghai, and choose Shanghai as the location of China's regional headquarters and the location of investment and operation center.

At the same time, the location of retail outlets also spread from the central commercial blocks to urban shopping centers, as well as new modern commercial buildings and historic conservation buildings.

Industrial clusters have not yet formed.

The report shows that after 20 years of development in Shanghai, international luxury brands have gradually evolved from the initial period of introduction and growth to maturity.

The per capita GDP of Shanghai has entered the ranks of the world's moderately developed economies, creating a good economic basis for the rapid development of international luxury brands.

Shanghai has a large consumer market and strong radiation capability, which provides market protection for the development of international luxury brands.

In addition, the improvement of residents' consumption level and the acceleration of construction of commercial facilities provide favorable conditions for the development of international luxury goods in Shanghai.

At present, the development of international luxury brands in Shanghai has reached a considerable scale, but there is still a big gap compared with the famous international metropolises such as New York, Paris, London and Tokyo.

The collection of Shanghai's international luxury brands is only a gathering in space and has not become a truly viable industrial cluster.

At present, Shanghai has fashionable landmarks, but has not yet formed a scale of agglomeration, and has not formed an international first-class commercial block like New York's Fifth Avenue, Paris Champs Elysees and Tokyo Ginza.