Is Women'S Clothing More Dependent On Store Location Than Men'S Clothing?

In a market survey of men's trousers and trousers in Beijing shopping malls, the reporter found that the sales of men's trousers area are not very dependent on its location in the shopping mall, and the location of women's trousers in the shopping mall affects the sales of women's trousers to a large extent.

So, in terms of sales volume, is women's clothing more dependent on store location than men's clothing? Visited several shopping malls in Beijing and found that women's clothing salesmen are generally more than women.

More emphasis is placed on the importance of "location".

It is an indisputable fact that "the location of the passenger flow is large". However, on the basis of large traffic volume, women's clothing is indeed more dependent on store location than men's sales.

This is due to the unique psychology of female customers in the clothing consumption industry, which enhances the role of "good location" in improving sales volume.

So,

What is the consumption psychology behind "good location"? When shopping, most female customers like to stroll slowly, where the location is obvious, and the probability of being "stroll" is high.

For example, the shops in front of the elevator and the corners of the floors are often the places frequented by female customers, and the storefront shops which do not rely on elevators and do not pull aside are relatively deserted.

Because most female customers like to go around the mall first instead of directly into the store in the middle of the mall.

Female customers have the idea of "shopping before deciding what to buy" before buying clothes. The behavior of buying clothes is more random and easier to be "preconceived". First, they see a brand, and so on, there is more comparison and fastidious comparison.

In contrast, the purpose of male customers buying clothes should be clear. Before buying clothes, they want to buy what they want. After entering the shopping mall, they can directly look for the target and buy the right ones and stop shopping.

A reporter interviewed several female customers in the shopping mall. One of the young women said, "feel good and buy it."

Female customers are more concerned about "feeling", and "location" can give people a sense of "shopping" in space.

Female customers naturally feel "bad" when they are "beating around the Bush" to find, or crowded with many brands.

Especially when the difference between clothing and shop decoration is not large, most female customers will feel that "only a better brand can occupy a more important position", so as to choose a better location clothing.

In turn, male customers

When I think about my career and identity, I am more concerned about the quality of clothing itself. Since I do not know how female customers like to go shopping, the feeling of shopping is not as good as that of female customers.

Therefore, in view of this situation, stores should choose advantageous positions in shopping malls, and only when geographical conditions can make brands more marketable.