Baby Clothes - South Africa
South Africa- In 2024, the Baby Clothes market in South Africa generates a revenue of US$230.90m.
- This market is projected to experience an annual growth rate of 4.78% (CAGR 2024-2029).
- When compared globally, United States generates the highest revenue in this segment, reaching US$8bn in 2024.
- In terms of per capita figures, the revenue per person in South Africa amounts to US$3.78 in 2024.
- Looking ahead, the volume in the Baby Clothes market is expected to reach 124.6m pieces by 2029.
- Additionally, there is an estimated volume growth of 0.9% in 2025.0.
- The average volume per person in the Baby Clothes market is projected to be 2.0pieces in 2024.
- The demand for organic and sustainable baby clothes is on the rise in South Africa, as parents prioritize eco-friendly options for their children.
- Key regions:
- Indonesia,
- Europe,
- India,
- Philippines,
- Singapore
Definition:
The Baby Clothes market encompasses all clothing articles and accessories for children up to a height of 85cm. Clothes for taller children are subsumed into the other children’s clothing markets. Since baby clothes are neither differentiated by product group nor recorded by the number of units in the external trade statistics, the quantities displayed here are indicated in units of 100 grams in contrast to the rest of the markets.
Additional Information:
The market comprises revenue and average revenue per capita, volume and average volume per capita, price per unit, sustainable apparel share, and sales channels. Online channel distribution refers to the purchase of physical goods in online retail. In other words, the purchase is concluded via the internet – on a desktop PC, tablet, or smartphone. The offline distribution channel covers all purchases in stationary stores made via telesales or mail orders (e.g., print catalogs).
In-Scope
- Clothes and clothing accessories of all sorts for babies and toddlers (up to a height of 85 cm)
Out-Of-Scope
- Children's clothes, for childen from a height of 86 cm, which are subsumed under the other children's clothing segments
