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New retail trend can be seen in the UK ahead of?Father’s Day

UK shoppers set to spend £653m on Father’s Day this year

New retail trend can be seen in the UK ahead of?Father’s Day. Source: pexels.com

Father’s Day spend is forecast to reach £635 million in 2019, less than half of the amount spent on Mother’s Day but this occasion will experience higher growth than its more popular female counterpart, with spend set to rise by 1.0% (equating to £6.2 million), according to GlobalData.

With all retail categories associated with Father’s Day expected to grow this year, cards and gift wrap is set to be the best performing category, with anticipated spend rising 1.4% on 2018. While fewer consumers participate in this occasion compared to the female counterpart, the act of giving a card is easy for consumers to do without spending too much money given the strain on disposable incomes.

The gifting market is significantly smaller for Father’s Day, compared to Mother’s Day; despite this, the market is outperforming and forecast to grow marginally to reach £352.7m in 2019. With retailers, such as Card Factory, expanding gifting ranges particularly for these seasonal occasions, consumers now have greater access to low-value gifting ranges.

Gifting retailers are showing more sensitivity to customers who are not partaking in the occasion. Marks & Spencer, Superdrug and Menkind have emailed subscribers ahead of the event to ascertain if they want to receive communications promoting ranges. Retailers are acting sensitively to ensure their customers are not receiving unwanted communication but this has also resulted in consumers being more aware of the event ahead of time. This is a relatively new retail trend, but many retailers have already applied greater sensitivity around occasions and we expect to see more following suit in future especially around events such as Valentine’s Day which can be a sore spot for those without a significant other.
Zoe Mills, Retail Analyst at GlobalData

SEE ALSO: Americans to spend more than ever on gifts for Father’s Day?

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