Hosiery sales in Morocco experienced modest growth in 2025, driven by demand for affordable essentials and the revival of tourism, with the retail rsp reaching MAD663 million, a 4% increase from the previous year. The market is expected to continue growing, forecast to reach MAD803 million by 2030 at a CAGR of 4%. The dominance of non-sheer hosiery, accounting for 40,6 million units sold, and the proliferation of low-cost, informally produced products, has led to a polarised market. To succeed,

In 2025, hosiery in Colombia recorded a 12% decline in retail volumes and a 5% decline in retail value sales, indicating a challenging economic environment where consumers became more price sensitive. Looking ahead, social media is expected to influence demand, along with a growing interest in functional and sustainable hosiery. Brands that focus on affordability, convenience, and innovation are likely to succeed. Colombians are expected to remain budget-conscious, with a continued shift towards

The hosiery market in Romania experienced a slowdown in current value growth in 2025, largely due to consumers holding onto products for longer due to declining purchasing power. Despite this, the current sale value grew by 4% to RON703 million, influenced by increasing tech-savviness among consumers and the adoption of AI-powered technologies by e-commerce platforms. Non-sheer hosiery remained the largest category, driven by consumer demand for comfort, stretch, and style. Looking ahead, the de

The hosiery market in Norway exhibited a stable performance in 2025, achieving a retail value of NOK2.6 billion and a growth rate of 2%. Dominated by non-sheer hosiery, the market was driven by the continued dominance of low-cost multi-packs and the growth of niche segments. Key trends include the growing importance of sustainability, the rise of e-commerce, and the increasing demand for performance features. Niche brands are capitalising on performance features and sustainable materials, whilst

Hosiery in Nigeria experienced a rebound to retail volume growth in 2025, while retail current value growth was dynamic. This stronger performance was driven by local brands and the essential demand for non-sheer hosiery. Disposable income in Nigeria rose in 2025, indicating a slight recovery in consumer spending power. Hosiery remained highly fragmented in 2025, with a mix of local and international brands competing through affordability. Local production became increasingly significant, with b

Hosiery sales in Canada showed 3% growth in 2025, driven by lower inflation and interest rates, which boosted consumer spending. The dominance of non-sheer hosiery is expected to continue, driven by the country's cold climate and broader demographic appeal. Sustainability and innovation are key trends, with brands introducing eco-friendly products and leveraging artificial intelligence for personalised recommendations. The competitive landscape is fragmented, with private label players leading,

The hosiery market in South Africa experienced steady growth in 2025, driven by polarised consumer preferences for affordable options and innovative, trendy styles. Sheer hosiery remains the best performing category, with extended replacement cycles slowing growth in non-sheer hosiery. There are opportunities for brands that innovate and focus on fashionable designs. The market remains fragmented, with Pep leading due to its affordable ranges. To succeed, brands should prioritise innovation, des

In 2025, hosiery in Italy displayed relatively flat growth in current value terms, with non-sheer hosiery driving sales through everyday and performance use cases. The category is expected to see modest growth over the forecast period, driven by consumer demand for performance and sustainable products. Scaled leaders with clear value propositions will continue to experience share growth, while the competitive landscape is being reshaped by a number of acquisitions. Brands are adapting to changin

The hosiery category in Saudi Arabia experienced moderate growth in 2025, driven by consumer preferences for versatile and practical products, as well as the growing popularity of sportswear and athleisure wear. Hosiery remains an essential wardrobe staple across all age groups in Saudi Arabia, with non-sheer hosiery outperforming sheer options. Government initiatives promoting sports and fitness activities are influencing consumer purchasing decisions, as is the growing number of women in the w

In 2025, the demand for hosiery in Hungary fell, although retail current value sales rose strongly. This divergence indicated the impact of inflation and changing consumer behaviour, with non-sheer outperforming sheer in hosiery. The market is driven by lifestyle specialisation, with the demand for compression hosiery, sports-specific socks and maternity sheer hosiery on the rise. Non-sheer hosiery is also driven by the demand for advanced materials and comfort. Brands can succeed by offering pr

The hosiery category in Spain experienced a challenging year in 2025 due to economic uncertainty, with consumers adopting a conservative attitude towards spending and seeking better value products. Despite this, the retail value of hosiery reached EUR582 million, representing 2% growth in current terms from the previous year. The trend towards non-sheer hosiery continued, driven by fashion trends and social media influence, with non-sheer hosiery sales reaching 129 million units. To succeed in t

Hosiery in the Netherlands demonstrated resilience in 2025, with retail volume growth driven by market polarisation and increasing disposable income. The luxury segment, led by brands such as Falke, is a key beneficiary of this trend, with consumers opting for high-end products. The employed female population in the Netherlands, which reached 4.6 million in 2025, is likely to continue supporting demand for hosiery, particularly among working women who value quality and comfort. As hosiery contin

The hosiery market in Turkey experienced significant growth in 2025, driven by increasing per capita consumption and changing consumer preferences, particularly among younger generations. The retail volume reached 161.5 million units, with a growth rate of 7%, and retail sales value grew by 40% to TRY12.6 billion. Non-sheer hosiery remains the largest category, driven by the global casualisation trend and changing lifestyles. Sustainability and e-commerce are emerging as key trends, with brands

The Austrian hosiery market experienced a 2% decline in retail volume sales in 2025, affected by economic challenges and heightened price sensitivity, while inflation helped drive current value growth of 2% in the same year. Further positive current value growth is expected over the forecast period, driven by consumer demand for functional and sustainable products. Non-sheer hosiery remains the dominant category, thanks to its versatility and comfort. Brands that focus on sustainability, inclusi

The hosiery market in Greece experienced a decline in retail volume in 2025, with 19 million units sold, representing a 2% fall, while retail value stood at EUR136 million, showing a 1% growth rate. This disparity indicates a shift towards more premium, higher-priced products amidst economic challenges. Gen Z's influence is supporting demand for fashion-forward and sustainable hosiery products. More generally, the market is being driven by increasing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly produ

The hosiery market in Singapore demonstrated resilience in 2025, with 6% growth in retail value to SGD83.8 million, driven by diverse consumer preferences and the e-commerce boom. Non-sheer hosiery accounted for the majority of the market, while sheer hosiery maintained a smaller presence. Key trends shaping purchasing behaviour include the rise of e-commerce, demand for functional and fashionable products, and a growing emphasis on sustainability and wellness-focussed designs. To succeed, brand

Hosiery in Chile experienced steady growth in 2025, driven by consumer demand for comfortable, functional, and affordable products. International players like Shein and Temu are influencing the market with their competitive pricing and strong marketing strategies. However, local brands such as Monarch maintained their lead through innovative products like Heat Holders thermal socks and extensive distribution networks. The market is expected to continue growing at a CAGR of 5% to CLP201.2 billion

Hosiery in Hong Kong, China has also experienced polarisation, with consumers viewing hosiery as either a fashion item for self-expression or a basic daily necessity. Retail current value sales continued to drop in 2025, although a recovery is anticipated over the forecast period, with a projected CAGR of 3%, driven by the demand for premium and functional products. To succeed in this market, brand owners must balance innovation, accessibility and tactical retail strategies, leveraging both offl

The hosiery market in Sweden is characterised by steady demand for everyday essentials, driven primarily by grocery retailers, with a growing trend towards specialised sports socks and niche segments. To succeed in a category expected to see a current value CAGR of 3% over the forecast period to reach SEK2.9 billion in 2030, brands should focus on differentiating their products through sustainability, quality and specialised features, and leverage e-commerce to improve visibility and accessibili

Hosiery in Portugal experienced a retail current value decline in 2025, driven by economic uncertainty. Despite this, certain trends continued to shape sales, including the growing importance of sustainability and comfort-driven innovation. Hosiery is expected to experience muted growth over the next five years, with a CAGR of 1% to reach EUR140 million in 2030. To succeed, brands should focus on affordability, innovation, and sustainable storytelling, while expanding their use of recycled and b

The hosiery category in Egypt experienced significant growth in 2025, with a retail volume of 41.7 million units and a retail value sales totalling EGP6.2 billion, driven by factors such as market polarisation and changes in consumer behaviour.

The hosiery market in Malaysia experienced retail value growth of 4% in 2025, with consumer demand trending towards sustainability and inclusivity and AI-integration on e-commerce platforms. The market was also polarised due to economic pressures and rising living costs. Non-sheer hosiery was the dominant category driven by a growing consumer preference for comfort-driven designs and modest, culturally appropriate hosiery, with demand peaking around festive seasons like Hari Raya, when fashion p

Hosiery sales in Israel exhibited steady growth in 2025, with a 4% value growth and 1% volume growth, driven by demand for non-sheer hosiery. Demand during the year was shaped by market polarisation and higher costs linked to import disruption and the VAT increase. Local brands like Delta Galil benefited from consumer loyalty due to their competitive pricing, wide retail presence, and adaptability to changing consumer preferences. The hosiery competitive landscape is dominated local brands that

Hosiery in Argentina experienced a decline in 2025, driven by economic downturn and reduced consumer spending on non-essential items, with retail volume sales falling by 12%. Despite this, the employed female population, a key demographic, saw a slight increase. The market is forecast to recover, driven by growth in non-sheer hosiery, with retail sales expected to increase at a CAGR of 14% to ARS550 billion by 2030. The modernisation of non-sheer hosiery and the impact of policies to open up imp