New market insight 🛍️📈 Order values falling: what does this mean for online fast fashion? 👉 So far 2024 has seen an increase in lower value transactions for online fashion compared with 2023. 👉 60% of online spend at fast fashion brands is concentrated in the lower spend band below €50 per transaction inc H&M, Boohoo, Shein, Primark, Monsoon. 👉 Asos and Zara maintain higher transaction amounts with 60% of spend >€50 per transaction. 👉 Spain has seen a shift towards lower spend bands compared with Germany where transaction amounts remain higher. Read our full analysis here and understand how trends vary by European market: https://lnkd.in/evbE7N-2 #OnlineRetail #FastFashion #ConsumerInsight #MarketIntelligence #AlternativeData #TransactionData #EuropeanSpend
Fable Data
Data Infrastructure and Analytics
Award-winning pan-European consumer spend data. Anonymized, real-time, at scale.
About us
Fable Data directly sources anonymous pan European consumer spend data from banks and credit card issuers. We conduct bespoke processes to enrich the data we receive and this enables raw data to become capable of analysis and insights. And we do all of this in real-time, so our clients get a snapshot into what’s happening on the ground right now. Changes in the way consumers spend, the reduction in our reliance on cash and our keenness to embrace mobile wallets and digital payments, mean that there has never been so much rich data available based on factual behaviors. Fable can supply access to this data. For instance, we can accurately measure exactly where consumers are spending on the high street, how much they are spending, how their buying patterns have altered, who are the brand winners and losers, and what effect these changes might have on future share prices. Our data helps decision-makers across all parts of the global economy to better understand trends and potential challenges, such as Covid, and the fuel crisis. Crucially, our data enables businesses, governments, investors, and academics, to make better-informed decisions. Decisions that ultimately affect all of us - as consumers, taxpayers, and savers. We believe that a well-informed and well-managed economy generates a wide range of societal benefits, from job creation and local government spending, to tackling global issues such as climate change. We are proud to work in partnership with HM Treasury, the Bundesbank, the IMF, and many world-class academic institutions including Oxford University.
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https://fabledata.com/
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- Industry
- Data Infrastructure and Analytics
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2017
- Specialties
- data analytics, credit card transactions, data ethics, GDPR, data compliance, anonymised data, European specialist, hedge funds, quantamental, fundamental, VC and PE, German consumer data, French consumer data, Austrian consumer data, Spanish consumer data, UK consumer data, data enrichment, row level data, real time data, aggregated data, and consumerbehaviors
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5-7 Playhouse Court
62 Southwark Bridge Road
London, SE1 0AT, GB
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𝗙𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗵 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 👉 Nike walking a slippery slope With Nike reporting disappointing results last week, we took a deeper look at the source of the decline across spend bands for direct-to-consumer. Nike no longer dominates any spend band. Where €50-100 is typically the sweet spot per athleticwear transaction, this accounts for just 32% of all Nike transactions, falling behind Sketchers and Vans. Only 21% of Nike transactions fall in the higher €100-150 band, far behind New Balance. With the average price point of sneakers at >€100, Nike has just 38% of transactions here. While bigger players like Nike, Puma and Adidas are stalling, the likes of New Balance, Asics and Sketchers appear to be taking advantage of the running boom, enjoying a sharper expansion in pricing and taking share. Get in touch to see full analysis using Fable's pan-European consumer transaction data.https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0b0kKP0
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𝗙𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗵 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 👉 European Online Fashion Retailer performance so far this year. Online retail transaction values are down in 2024 compared with 2023, a trend which is seen across Europe, in particular for pure online retailers Shein, ASOS and Zalando who are seeing lower ATV’s YoY. We see this across the countries covered by our data including France and Spain below. Fable Data provides strong coverage of key players Shein, Zalando, Zara, ASOS and many more across 5 of the major European countries, and we follow the individual sales cycles throughout the year, making us your go-to for in-depth insight into individual retailers and the sector at large. Get in touch to find out more. https://lnkd.in/eZVtxY7R #OnlineRetail #ConsumerInsight #MarketIntelligence #AlternativeData #TransactionData #EuropeanSpend
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𝗙𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗵 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 👉 Luxury Apparel LVMH continues to take significant market share over its competing peers across Europe with Tommy Hilfiger and Hugo Boss competing for second place. However looking at it on a per-country level reveals a much more nuanced story, with each country manifesting its own competitive dynamics. For example, Ralph Lauren in France, Christian Dior in the UK, and Gucci in Italy are fighting for that second place. Get in touch for more insight into share of wallet, market share and spend band insight at a pan-Europe and per-country level in the Luxury Apparel space. https://lnkd.in/ep2f7Fgk #LuxuryApparel #ConsumerInsight #MarketIntelligence #AlternativeData #TransactionData #EuropeanSpend
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𝗙𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗵 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 👉 Ralph Lauren Ralph Lauren continues to perform well in the DTC channel, highlighting mid-teens YoY growth in Q4 as corroborated by recent results. Fable's data also allows a deeper dive into spend and transaction volumes, revealing the majority of European consumers are spending £150-£200 per transaction. Get in touch to find out more on how you could track and understand merchant performance and consumer insight. https://lnkd.in/eaayjV6t #RalphLauren #ConsumerInsights #MarketIntelligence #AltData #ConsumerSpend #LuxuryApparel
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👉 Don't forget! Fable will be ready to talk to you at Neudata's Data Summit tomorrow in NYC. Our team will be on hand to discuss how our European transaction data can cater to your data needs with our ever expanding coverage across UK, Germany, Spain, Italy and France. See you there!
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Fable Data Ranked No.1! Ticker NKE US KPI - Nike DTC Revenue Our pan-European consumer spend data gives the most accurate read on Nike DTC Rev, ranked no.1 on Maiden Century's IDEA platform - get in touch info@fabledata.com to find out more about our extensive coverage or visit https://lnkd.in/eb8rHuj8 #Nike #KPI #MaidenCentury #ConsumerSpend #ConsumerInsights #AlternativeData #AltData #ConsumerTransactionData
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We're ready for Neudata's NYC Summer Data Summit next week - Tues 4th June. Come and speak to us to find out more about the most comprehensive European consumer spend dataset around. Whether you're looking to gain a real time read on the European economy, deep sector and merchant analysis or to identify new opportunities, we have flexible solutions for all. See you there! #AlternativeData #Investors #NeudataSummit #ConsumerInsights #TransactionData #AltDataEvent
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From the pandemic lockdowns and re-openings to a world of soaring inflation and higher interest rates, fluctuations in the macroeconomic environment have seen consumers’ habits rapidly change over the last 5 years. Using Fable's new Macro Product, we look at annual wallet share in three sectors - Groceries, Restaurants and Electronic Goods - to understand how expenditure habits change over time (benchmarked to 2019), with three key takeaways: 🔎Grocery share remains higher given its non-discretionary nature and soaring inflation. 🔎Restaurants 'revenge spending' loses momentum but maintains high share despite higher prices. 🔎Electronic Goods share sees ongoing decline since pandemic highs, indicating enduring preference for experiences over goods. Read our full analysis: https://lnkd.in/efQtCXFC
Fable’s Macro Dataset Reveals the Dynamism of Consumer Behaviour | Fable Data
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Don't forget to come and see us tomorrow at BattleFin's Alt Data Discovery Day NYC at the iconic Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum. Sairam Kamath Suraj Gohil Priyanka Dubey Tarzikhan from Fable Data will be there to discuss your data needs and explore how our pan-European consumer spend dataset could be additive into your investment strategy. See you there!
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