Romania's bags and luggage sales experienced growth in 2025, driven by sustainability and inclusivity, and travel and tourism, with the number of international tourist arrivals in Romania increasing by 2% in the first half of 2025 and Romanians increasing their spending on foreign travel. Demand for multifunctional and lightweight bags and luggage, suitable for city breaks and frequent travelling, drove sales, with luggage being the best-performing category. Austerity measures and 7% inflation p

The bags and luggage market in Sweden demonstrated steady growth in 2025, driven by rising outbound travel and consumer demand for practical, durable products. The retail value of bags and luggage reached SEK3.7 billion, representing 4% growth on the previous year. This growth was supported by premium brands like Samsonite and budget-friendly options from retailers such as Rusta and Clas Ohlson. The market is expected to continue growing, driven by the increasing number of HNWIs and the expandin

Bags and luggage in Mexico experienced a slowdown in retail growth in 2025 compared to the previous year, with a 3% current value increase to reach MXN105.4 billion. Despite this deceleration, the market remains attractive due to opportunities driven by demand for luxury handbags and technological innovations in luggage design. The number of high-net-worth individuals is expected to grow from 22,700 in 2025 to 31,200 by 2030, presenting significant opportunities for premium products. To succeed,

Bags and luggage in Poland demonstrated resilience in 2025, with 6% growth in retail value, driven by the rebound of tourism and contrasting strategies employed by discounters and premium brands. Despite economic caution, the category is expected to continue growing at 5% current value CAGR over the forecast period, making it an attractive opportunity. The growth will be driven by the increasing demand for premium and eco-friendly products, as well as the expansion of e-commerce.

Bags and luggage in the Netherlands demonstrated resilience in 2025, with 3% growth in retail volumes and a 5% increase in retail current value sales, driven by the consumer preference for quality, design, and sustainability. Growth is expected to continue, driven by demand for products that combine these factors. The category is characterised by a trend towards polarisation, with consumers favouring affordable luxury products or those sold under promotion or discount. The competitive landscape

Bags and luggage saw 4% growth in 2025, driven by premiumisation and rising tourist demand. Economic headwinds and cautious household spending kept affordable options buoyant by offering practical travel products at good prices. In parallel with this, luxury brands attracted wealthy shoppers and tourists by creating special shopping experiences, temporary stores, and limited-edition collections. The rise of social commerce and resale and rental platforms has further driven growth and product awa

The bags and luggage market in Turkey experienced significant value growth in 2025, driven by the rebound of travel and tourism. This growth is expected to continue, supported by rising demand for high-quality, sustainable, and technologically advanced products. The market is attractive due to its potential through increasing tourism, a rising number of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), and improving consumer confidence. Over the forecast period, the market is set to grow, underpinned by susta

Bags and luggage in Hong Kong demonstrated resilience in 2025, despite challenging macroeconomic conditions. The market is defined by clear polarisation, with affordable luxury brands like Longchamp gaining traction alongside resale platforms such as Mercari. New entrants from South Korea are fragmenting the competitive landscape, while experiential retail strategies are becoming crucial for consumer engagement. Outbound travel drives luggage demand, as tourism recovery remains sluggish. The ret

Bags and luggage in South Korea saw divergent performance in 2025, with top-tier luxury brands thriving through investment-grade positioning whilst mid-tier brands struggled amid economic pressures. Luggage posted strongest volume growth, driven by Gen Z consumers' shift towards lightweight synthetic materials. Customisation has emerged as crucial for capturing younger demographics, whilst the Y2K trend revived retro brands.

The bags and luggage market in Singapore grew in 2025, with a retail value of SGD1.9 billion, representing growth of 4%. Growth is being driven by Singapore's status as a global travel hub and its affluent population, fuelling demand for luxury offerings. The market is expected to continue growing, driven by increasing demand for sustainable and tech-integrated products, with a projected CAGR of 6% to SGD2.6 billion by 2030. To succeed in this market, brands should focus on innovative product la

Bags and luggage in the United Arab Emirates is distinguished by an escalating appetite for luxury and premium merchandise, propelled by the burgeoning population of high-net-worth individuals in the nation, which reached 9,900 in 2025. The category is anticipated to normalise throughout the forecast period, with retail sales set to rise by a 5% current value CAGR, to reach AED15 billion by 2030. For optimal market positioning, brands ought to concentrate on refining their existing product portf

Bags and luggage in Switzerland experienced growth in 2025, driven by the recovery of travel and tourism, with retail value sales reaching CHF1.3 billion, representing 2% growth from the previous year. The demand for sustainable and tech-enhanced products is expected to continue driving growth, with retail value sales forecast to grow at a CAGR of 3% to reach CHF1.5 billion by 2030. To succeed in this market, brands should focus on investing in sustainable materials, smart features and digital c

Bags and luggage in Malaysia demonstrated resilience in 2025, with retail sales of MYR6.6 billion, growing by 5%. The market's attractiveness stems from its potential for premium products, driven by a growing number of high-net-worth individuals, expected to reach 9,400 to 2030. Key trends shaping sales include the increasing demand for sustainable and technologically advanced products, with brands like Louis Vuitton and Elala introducing innovative features such as smart luggage with GPS tracki

The bags and luggage market in Brazil demonstrated resilience in 2025, with growth in current value terms driven by demand for quality, design, and sustainability, despite a slowdown in retail volume growth. The rebound of domestic and international travel significantly boosted value sales, with consumers investing in travel-related accessories. The market is expected to continue growing, driven by trends such as travel and tourism, premiumisation, and sustainability. Brands that prioritise inno

The bags and luggage category in South Africa demonstrated resilience in 2025 as value growth increased, driven by market polarisation and the rising popularity of resale and rental platforms. This growth is expected to continue into 2030, driven by increasing demand for affordable and sustainable products. The market's attractiveness is underscored by its fragmentation, with opportunities for brands to innovate and adapt to changing consumer preferences. Key to success will be strategies that b

The bags and luggage market in Italy demonstrated resilience in 2025, with retail value sales increasing by 1%, despite economic uncertainty. This performance was driven by a focus on sustainability and innovation. Market polarisation was also a factor, driving both lower-end and high-end sales, at the expense of mid-range products. At the same time, rebounding outbound and inbound travel and tourism also grew luggage sales in Italy. The market is expected to remain attractive due to the growing

In 2025, bags and luggage in China experienced a decline in value sales growth, primarily due to market polarisation, with consumers increasingly favouring affordable, high-quality options instead of more expensive bags. Luxury luggage brands suffered significant setbacks as consumers became more conservative and savvier in their spending, with many opting to make purchases overseas where prices were lower. In contrast, non-luxury bags and luggage consumption remained stable, driven by the boomi

The bags and luggage market in Indonesia demonstrated resilience in 2025, with 2% growth to IDR17,580.1 billion. This growth was driven by market polarisation and intensifying competition. The market is expected to continue growing, driven by an expanding middle class and Gen Z's growing affinity for stylish and functional products. This growth potential, combined with the influence of local brands and digital commerce, makes the market attractive for businesses. Brands that leverage cultural re

The bags and luggage market in India is experiencing significant growth, driven by rising disposable incomes and increased travel frequency among the growing middle class. With retail volume sales of 203 million units in 2025 and growth of 7%, this market is becoming increasingly attractive. The dominance of bags, and the growing demand for premium and tech-enabled products, are key characteristics of this market. The integration of technology, such as smart luggage features, and the influence o

Bags and luggage in Canada posted low single-digit current value growth in 2025, while volume remained flat, as economic uncertainty and growing resale and rental trends weighed on consumer spending. Nevertheless, the category is set to grow at a 4% CAGR in current value terms over the forecast period, supported by rising demand for luxury and sustainable products. The category is expected to benefit from the expansion of Canada's to rise from high-net-worth individual population 184,000 to in 2

The bags and luggage market in Japan is experiencing significant growth driven by luxury brands and functional products, with a growth rate of 0.9% in retail volume and 6% in retail value in 2025, reaching JPY2,052 billion. This growth can be attributed to polarisation, with affluent consumers gravitating towards luxury brands and mass-market players focusing on functionality and value for money. The category is expected to continue growing, driven by the increasing number of high-net-worth ind

The bags and luggage category in Argentina faced significant challenges in 2025 due to economic recession, resulting in a 12% decline in sales volume to 32 million units. Despite this, retail value grew by 10% in current terms to ARS767.9 billion, indicating price inflation. The category is expected to recover, with a forecast CAGR of 16% over 2025-2030, driven by factors such as eased import regulations, tourism, and an increasing number of high net worth individuals. To succeed, brands should

Bags and luggage in Germany experienced a mixed performance in 2025, with a minor decline in retail volume sales, but positive retail current value growth of 1%, indicating a cautious approach to consumer spending, with a preference for premium products. The category is expected to continue its cautious growth trajectory, driven by consumer preferences for sustainable and premium products, with retail sales forecast to increase at a CAGR of 3% to EUR3,704 million by 2030. There will be opportuni

Bags and luggage in Taiwan saw muted growth in 2025 as economic uncertainty reinforced cautious spending and market polarisation. Bags remained the dominant category, while future demand will be shaped by premiumisation and rising interest in men’s bags. Brands that embed sustainability, drive innovation, and deliver seamless omnichannel experiences are best positioned to succeed.