Dolls & Stuffed Toys - Haiti
Haiti- In Haiti, the revenue in the Dolls & Stuffed Toys market reaches US$23.3m in 2024.
- It is projected that the market will experience an annual growth rate of 4.71% (CAGR 2024-2029).
- When compared to global figures, United States generates the highest revenue in this market segment, amounting to US$6.7bn in 2024.
- Taking into account the total population, per person revenues of US$1.96 are generated in 2024.
- Despite economic challenges, the demand for locally handmade dolls and stuffed toys in Haiti has seen a steady increase, showcasing the resilience and creativity of the Haitian people.
- Key regions:
- China,
- Europe,
- Germany,
- United Kingdom,
- Indonesia
Definition:
Dolls and stuffed toys are toys that are made to resemble human beings, animals, or fictional characters. They are typically made from a variety of materials such as fabric, plastic, or rubber, and can come in various sizes and styles. The market for dolls and stuffed toys is driven by consumer demand for playthings that provide comfort, entertainment, and imaginative play. Advances in technology have also led to the development of interactive dolls and stuffed toys, which can move, talk, or respond to user input.
Additional Information:
The dolls and stuffed toys market comprises revenue and average revenue per capita, with figures generated through both online and offline sales channels. The market serves B2C sector, with manufacturers targeting children, collectors, and gift buyers. Key players in the market include companies such as Mattel, Hasbro, and Build-A-Bear Workshop. These companies are known for their diverse product lines, brand recognition, and global distribution networks. For more information on the data displayed, use the info button right next to the boxes.
In-Scope
- Fashion dolls, such as Barbie and Bratz
- Baby dolls, such as Cabbage Patch Kids, Madame Alexander and Fisher Price Little Mommy
- Doll accessories, such as dolls clothing, jewelry, make-up, hair accessories and purses
- Plush animals, such as Teddy Bears
- Character plushies, such as Pikachu and Disney Princesses
Out-Of-Scope
- Action figures such as figures representing characters from movies, TV shows, comics, or video games
- Model vehicles, such as die-cast cars or plastic model airplanes
- Electronic pets, such as standalone electronic devices or apps for virtual pets or digital pets
