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Indústria E Varejo Da Moda Estrutura – Mercado – Perfis De Empresas  Valor Análise Setorial INDÚSTRIA E VAREJO DA MODA Indústria e Varejo da Moda Estrutura – Mercado – Perfis de Empresas Valor análise setorial INDÚSTRIA E VAREJO DA MODA Av. Jaguaré, 1485 – 1º andar – CEP 05346-000 – São Paulo – SP Telefone: (xx) 11 3767-1000 – Endereço eletrônico: www.valoronline.com.br Valor Econômico S.a. 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Comentários e sugestões: escreva para [email protected] Fechamento desta análise: Dezembro de 2009 INDÚSTRIA E VAREJO DA MODA Valor análise setorial Indústria e Varejo da Moda 1 – Índice 4 2 – Apresentação 6 3 – Introdução 8 4 – A consolidação do setor 13 5 – O fortalecimento das marcas 19 6 – Internacionalização da moda 31 7 – A invasão das grifes internacionais 36 8 – Varejo de moda 40 9 – Comércio eletrônico 51 10 – Investimentos do setor 55 11 – Estrutura 61 12 – Polos de produção 75 13 – Desempenho 85 14 – Comércio exterior 95 15 – Perfis de empresas 107 Valor análise setorial INDÚSTRIA E VAREJO DA MODA Índice apresentação ...........................................06 Movimentos do segmento ..............41 Características do mercado ....70 Introdução .................................................08 O apelo da moda para Principais fabricantes ................. 71 Uma ampla cadeia .............................08 atrair clientes ........................................ 42 Fatores de competitividade ............72 A dinâmica do complexo A importância dos showrooms ....43 Heterogeneidade ..................................72 da moda ...................................................08 Indústrias no varejo ..........................44 Volatilidade do setor ..........................73 A importância das marcas ............09 Desempenho do segmento ............ 45 Sazonalidade ..........................................73 Os conglomerados de moda..........09 Indicadores econômicos Máquinas e produtividade ..............73 A busca pelo mercado externo ....10 favoráveis................................................ 46 Polos de produção ................................75 O Sistema Moda o avanço dos cartões de crédito ......47 Deslocamento regional .....................75 Brasil (SMB) ....................................10 Cartão de loja e de rede ...................47 Principais polos .......................................75 Indústrias no varejo ............................11 Vantagens do cartão ..................47 Sudeste .....................................................76 A onda das grifes internacionais ...11 Indicadores favoráveis..............48 São Paulo .................................................76 Investimentos no setor têxtil .........11 Os maiores emissores de Brás e Bom Retiro ........................76 a consolidação do setor ....................13 cartões de lojas .............................48 Americana ........................................77 A criação de grandes holdings .....13 Tíquete e gastos médios Minas Gerais ..........................................78 O papel dos fundos por cartão ........................................48 Muriaé ................................................78 private equity .........................................14 Estratégias de algumas Juruaia ...............................................78 Impactos no setor ...............................14 varejistas ................................................48 Rio de Janeiro .......................................79 Fusão dos principais eventos Grande potencial do varejo Nova Friburgo .................................79 de moda ....................................................15 de moda ....................................................... 49 Petrópolis ..........................................79 os desafios da gestão de marcas ....15 País é o mais atrativo para Cabo Frio ...........................................79 O “risco coleção” ..................................16 investimentos ........................................ 49 Espírito Santo .......................................80 Estratégias para minimizar ..... 17 Oportunidades para a Colatina ..............................................81 Profissionalização .............................. 17 indústria ...................................................51 Sul ................................................................81 o fortalecimento das marcas ........19 Comércio eletrônico .............................51 Santa Catarina .....................................82 Tipos de marcas ...................................19 Perfil do consumidor ......................... 52 Vale do Itajaí ..................................82 Licenciamento de marcas .............. 20 Ampla gama de produtos .............. 52 Nordeste ..................................................82 Extensão das marcas........................ 20 Estratégias das empresas .............. 52 Ceará ..........................................83 Grifes criam submarcas ...................21 Outlets virtuais .....................................53 Novos polos ............................................83 Associação de empresas A internet na alta-moda ..................53 Goiás ..........................................................83 com a moda ........................................... 22 Investimentos do setor .....................55 Jaraguá ..............................................83 A indústria que virou loja ............... 22 Em tecnologia .......................................55 Trindade .............................................83 O valor de uma marca.......................23 Nanotecnologia ............................. 56 Desempenho.............................................. 85 Campanhas publicitárias ..................23 Maquinário ..............................................57 Valor da produção ............................. 85 As cadeias de moda Fontes de financiamento ................. 58 Produção .................................................86 retomam investimentos....................24 Linhas do BNDES ............................... 58 Evolução recente ..........................88 Design de moda .......................................24 Programa Revitaliza ................... 59 Indústria de vestuário .......................89 Os desafios ............................................. 25 Outras linhas ................................. 59 Segmentos em destaque ................90 Cursos de design de moda ............. 25 Estrutura ......................................................61 Moda masculina ..................................90 Formação e qualificação ................. 26 Evolução recente..................................61 Moda infantil..........................................91 Desenvolvimento de produtos ......27 Cadeia produtiva................................. 62 Roupas íntimas .................................... 92 Pesquisas de tendências Origem do capital ................................63 Moda esportiva ....................................93 de comportamento .............................27 Porte das empresas ............................63 Lupo .....................................................93 Equipe de criação das empresas ...28 os elos da cadeia ....................................63 Padronização das medidas ............ 94 O exemplo da Le Lis Blanc ......28 Fibras e filamentos ............................ 64 Comércio exterior ................................. 95 Calendário de lançamentos ........... 29 Consumo industrial ..................... 65 Concorrência chinesa ....................... 96 Internacionalização da moda ........ 31 Produção .......................................... 65 Exportações .............................................. 96 Estratégias das entidades Demanda crescente .................... 65 Principais produtos.............................97 do setor ..................................................... 31 Impactos no setor têxtil .......... 66 Estados exportadores ......................98 As ações da Abest .............................. 31 Os maiores produtores ............
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