Leather Sneakers Market Size, Share & Trend, By Nature, By Consumer Orientation, By Sales Channel, Regional Outlook, Competitive Tactics, and Segment Forecast to 2030

Leather Sneakers Market Overview:

By the end of 2030, it is anticipated that the global market for leather sneakers will be worth US$ 689.5 Mn, as per the latest industry analysis by Reports and Insights.

The leather sneaker market is driven by a variety of factors, including fashion trends, brand loyalty, and product quality. In recent years, there has been an increased focus on sustainability and ethical manufacturing practices within the sneaker industry, which has led to a rise in popularity of eco-friendly and vegan leather options.

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This market study on the global leather sneakers market aims to cover market dynamics such as market drivers, challenges/restraints, and opportunities for the market players. It will also cover market segmentation outlook, leather sneakers market trend, regional outlook, leather sneakers market size, and market share, as well as industry and product insights, SWOT analysis, Porter's five force analysis, PESTEL analysis, heat map analysis, market forecast, and the major players operating in the leather sneakers market.

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Leather Sneakers Market Drivers:

“Plant-Based Leather Sneakers are Becoming Increasingly Popular”

Plant-based leather materials are growing in demand in the leather sneaker industry as more consumers seek out sustainable and ethical alternatives to traditional leather products. Brands are increasingly incorporating plant-based leather materials into their sneaker designs to meet this demand.

For instance, Adidas has released a collection of sneakers made from mycelium, the root system of mushrooms, which is a sustainable and cruelty-free alternative to leather. Puma has also launched a collection of sneakers made from pineapple leaf fibers, known as Piñatex.

In addition to these major brands, there are also a growing number of smaller, independent brands that are focused solely on producing sustainable and ethical footwear made from plant-based materials. This includes brands such as Veja, Native Shoes, and Allbirds, all of which have gained popularity in recent years for their eco-friendly and stylish designs.

Leather Sneakers Market Restraints:

“Growing Awareness of Ethical Issues Surrounding the Use of Animal Products in Fashion”

There is growing awareness of the ethical issues surrounding animal agriculture and the use of animal products in fashion. Further, traditional leather production can have a significant impact on the environment, which can be a deterrent for some consumers. This can make traditional leather products less appealing to some consumers. Furter, the sneaker industry is highly competitive and subject to changing fashion trends. Leather sneakers may not always be in style, which can impact sales and growth in the market.

Leather Sneakers Market Opportunities:

“Collaborations Between Brands and Designers”

Collaborations between brands and designers, as well as collaborations between brands and other industries, are becoming more common in the sneaker market. These collaborations offer opportunities for brands to tap into new markets and expand their reach. For instance, Nike has collaborated with designer and fashion icon Virgil Abloh on several limited-edition sneakers, including the highly popular "The Ten" collection. Designers often bring a fresh perspective and creative ideas to the collaboration, which can help the brand differentiate itself from its competitors.

Leather Sneakers Market Segmentation Outlook:

Leather Sneakers Market, by Nature:

Based on the Nature, the global Leather Sneakers Market is segmented into; Organic/Natural and Conventional.

Leather Sneakers Market, by Consumer Orientation:

Based on the Consumer Orientation, the global Leather Sneakers Market is segmented into; Men Kids, and Women.

Leather Sneakers Market, by Sales Channel:

Based on the Sales Channel, the global Leather Sneakers Market is segmented into Hypermarket and Supermarket, Specialty Stores, Multi-brand Stores, Online Retailers, Independent Stores, and Other Sales Channel.

Leather Sneakers Market, by Region:

Europe region led the market, in terms of value, in 2021, owing to factors such as the rising demand for athleisure wear, the increasing popularity of sustainable and eco-friendly products, and the growth of e-commerce and digital sales channels.

The Asia Pacific leather sneaker market is a dynamic and growing market, driven by a combination of established and emerging players, as well as changing consumer preferences and trends. The region is home to some of the world's most populous countries, such as China and India, which have a large number of workers in manufacturing, construction, and other industries.

As the working-class population in the Asia Pacific region grows, there is an increase in demand for comfortable, durable, and affordable footwear, including leather sneakers. These consumers are looking for footwear that can withstand the demands of their work and provide them with all-day comfort and support.

Furthermore, the increasing penetration of e-commerce in the region is making it easier for consumers to access a wider range of products, including leather sneakers, from anywhere in the world. This has contributed to the growing popularity of leather sneakers in the Asia Pacific region.

Leather Sneakers Market Key Players Analysis:

PUMA, Allbirds, Inc., CARIUMA, NIKE, Pangaia, ADIDAS, Krings SA., Cole Haan, Veja, Tread by Everlane, Rothy’s, dmodot Shoes, Nordstrom, Inc., Common Projects, Reebok and amongst others are the top leading players in the leather sneakers market.

Recent Developments by Key Players:

• In 2021, Nike introduced a new line of sneakers made of pineapple leather and other sustainable materials like cork.
• In 2020, Pangaia, a sustainable fashion brand, launched a line of sneakers made from grape leather, called the "G-FORM.
• In 2018, the French luxury group Kering, which owns brands such as Gucci and Saint Laurent, invested in the start-up company MycoWorks, which produces a vegan leather alternative made from mycelium, the root structure of mushrooms.

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