Buyers Briefing Kids Tweens Colour Print S S 25 En-2
Buyers Briefing Kids Tweens Colour Print S S 25 En-2
Buyers Briefing Kids Tweens Colour Print S S 25 En-2
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Action points
Protect long-term sustainable neutrals with Invest in energetic and dopamine-inducing Embrace playfulness and humour
timeless colours colours and motifs
Build on strong-performing neutrals by adding new Use bright, vibrant colours and inclusive patterns to Invest in the growing interest in gardening, farming and
creamy hues and soft tinted pastels achieved through make familiar items more engaging. Stay clear of prints meditation to steer prints into new yet familiar territory
undyed materials or toxic-free dyes and graphics that offer familiar icons with updated
layouts
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Creamy neutrals
Foundational neutrals will become more
popular due to the rise of responsible dyes,
which is accelerated by the growth of long-
term lifespans.
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Soft greens
Colours that reflect the beauty of the
natural world, such as serene greens and
calming blues, will be particularly popular
among consumers seeking more
sustainable options.
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Galactic Lilac
Digital directions continue to inspire kids’
ranges. Purple will remain key thanks to its
inclusive applications and commercial
appeal.
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Electric Goldenrod
Evolve Sunny yellows with vibrant citrus
shades to evoke radiant optimism and
boost consumer confidence.
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Luminous Reds
Harness the consumer desire for joy with
orangy reds that capture attention and add
vitality to commercial collections.
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Artistic garden
Capitalise on the boom in gardening as a
lifestyle trend with this must-have theme.
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Squiggles
Soothing and free-flowing designs will offer
a calming update to stripes.
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Micro motifs
Miniature graphics will appeal to consumers
looking for gender-inclusive pieces that can
span multiple seasons.
#AllInTheDetails
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Beach stripes
Introduce high-summer stripes that can
easily transition into #NewPrep looks with
an energetic vibe.
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Garden veggies
Capitalise on the rise of plant-positive
strategies with food-themed prints and
graphics.
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Methodology
WGSN e-commerce data Definitions Product, assortment or category mix: proportion of
Data for this report was collected across retailers in New-in: new products available online during the a set of products over a larger set. An example is
the UK and US from February – March 2024 and 2023 specified period volume of dresses over the whole volume of apparel:
% Dresses within apparel = (volume dresses /
Please note, some retailers are excluded to ensure Markdown percentage (%): markdown products as a volume apparel) *100
like-for-like calculations and to avoid inflated % of total product offering
product counts due to the acquisition of new Apparel mix contains the following categories:
Out of stock (OOS): products where at least 50% of coats, blouses and woven tops, dresses, knits and
retailers on the WGSN e-commerce platform
the SKUs (colour or size) were not available for jersey tops, jackets, jumpsuits, skirts, sweaters,
Numbers may fluctuate as we recategorise to help purchase on a retailer’s site but still shown during shorts, swimwear, trousers and intimates
clarify ambiguous/new products or if retailers the selected time frame
refactor their websites Google trends
YoY: year on year
YoY changes: % difference between the % of each Data was collected worldwide between February
category or keyword within its larger set 2023 - March 2024
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