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eCommerce Toys, Hobby & DIY: Products
Overview: market scope
Hobby & Stationery Toys & Baby DIY, Garden & Pets Sports & Outdoor
▪ Includes musical instruments, ▪ Includes sales of physical toys ▪ Includes items such as ▪ Includes leisure products
photo and printing needs, via an online channel flowers and plants, garden relating to sport and outdoor
office equipment, collectors’ (excluding online games) furniture, BBQ equipment, activities
pieces (incl. art and antiques), sun screens, fertilizer,
car parts and adult ▪ Also covers products for compost and garden tools ▪ Sport and outdoor items also
entertainment products infants (e.g. clothing, care include clothing, shoes, as
products, baby food, bottles, ▪ Also covered are, pet food, well as sport and outdoor
▪ Hobby-related products nursing products, playpens, other pet products, tools for equipment (e.g. backpacks,
found in Sports & Outdoor or strollers, and car seats) handymen and DIY-ers, tools, fitness equipment, hunting
DIY, Garden & Pets segments building materials, and craft devices, winter sports gear)
are excluded supplies are included
In Toys & Baby eCommerce, specialized online shops like mytoys.de and
individual brands like LEGO provide a more comprehensive product
portfolio with transparent prices.
1: CAGR: Compound Annual Growth Rate / average growth rate per year
4 Source: Statista Digital Market Outlook 2019
Further technological penetration of niche markets
enhances new businesses and customized products
Segment overview: assumptions and trends
Assumptions Trends
Based on two key assumptions, we predict a constantly growing Toys, A trend for well-known brands in segments like Sports & Outdoor or
Hobby & DIY eCommerce market. First, we expect a further shift to Toys & Baby is the expansion of from B2B to B2C. Big companies such
online shopping in the niche markets, as eCommerce technology as Nike, Adidas and LEGO pursue this strategy very successfully. Direct
solutions become more affordable for smaller vendors. Second, the online sales generate higher margins, as products are sold directly to the
number of potential customers is increasing in emerging economies due customer, skipping the middlemen. As a bonus for product
to growing income per capita. This aspect should be particularly taken manufacturers, collecting customer data via an own online sales channel
into account in China with its population of more than 1.3 billion. helps study customer behavior and needs, which in its turn facilitates a
more successful, customer-centric product development.
In addition to the growing customer base, revenues are driven by an
increase in smartphone penetration. Mobile shopping is becoming more On-demand 3D-printing is very likely to complement mass products with
and more important in both developed and developing economies. customized items (mass customization) to add additional value. This
might apply to e.g. sportswear, toys, or garden and pet supplies.
In Europe and the U.S., Internet and eCommerce penetration as well as
GDP per capita are much higher than in developing markets and Marketplaces are expected to keep growing as they offer a nearly infinite
therefore not eligible to explain the market growth. It is rather the product portfolio and aggregate a huge number of niche products,
cultural shift towards having more leisure time and self-expression that which is expected to particularly increase sales from product categories
contributes to the increasing number of marketplaces for niche and with a variety or completely different product families, like DIY. Also,
specialized products. there is an increasing number of online retailers and marketplaces for
niche categories and undeveloped segments, e.g. zooplus.de,
If we consider the whole segment, Amazon.com, Inc. is clearly the windeln.de or auto1.com.
biggest global player. But although Amazon has a huge share of sales in
all segments, one can not necessarily regard the market as monopolistic. Many online shops and brands in all Toys, Hobby & DIY sub-segments
For example, in the Hobby & Stationery sub-segment there are other pursue a social media and content marketing strategy to build a
large players, like officedepot.com and staples.com. community that creates user-generated content and promotes a desired
image, that helps sellers diversify themselves on the market.
618.8
587.8
+9.6%1
543.8 118.5
112.7
490.3
104.4
436.3
94.3 138.8
391.0 132.2
84.1
122.9
75.8 111.7
100.4
151.3
91.3 142.9
131.1
117.0
102.7
90.4
1: CAGR: Compound Annual Growth Rate / average growth rate per year
Note: Revenue figures refer to Gross Merchandise Value (GMV)
6 Source: Statista Digital Market Outlook 2019
China shows the biggest growth in Toys, Hobby & DIY
with a CAGR1 of over 12%
Market sizes: regional comparison (1/2)
236.4
+9.2%1
+12.3%1
52.4 199.9
30.3
151.9 7.6
74.8
32.4
111.8 78.2
+6.2%1
18.4 93.9
48.4 34.4 4.7 18.3
69.4
40.4 13.5
23.4 34.0
83.9 24.5
74.8 16.8
47.7 48.4 12.5
18.9 24.8
1: CAGR: Compound Annual Growth Rate / average growth rate per year
7 Source: Statista Digital Market Outlook 2019
With revenues of US$14.9 billion, the UK is the biggest
market among the EU top 5 in 2018
Market sizes: regional comparison (2/2)
+5.7%1
+6.1%1
19.7
18.6
4.1 2.5
14.9 +7.5%1
13.9
3.1 12.6
6.3 1.9
8.2
2.7
4.9 8.8
5.8
1.9 +4.7%1
5.3 5.9 1.9 +6.4%1
3.8 4.0 1.6 4.1
3.2 3.6
6.1 0.8 2.7 0.7 1.0
1.9 0.6 1.3
3.9 1.4 4.5 1.1 0.5 1.0
3.1 2.1 0.6 0.8 0.7 0.7
1.4 0.9 1.1 0.7 0.9
2018 2023 2018 2023 2018 2023 2018 2023 2018 2023
1: CAGR: Compound Annual Growth Rate / average growth rate per year
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By 2023, most online buyers of Sports & Outdoor
goods will live in China
User numbers: regional comparison (1/2)
343.2
285.7
241.5 238.4
195.2
177.6 184.5
167.3 169.3 160.8
128.6
125.8 108.3 118.8 121.0
109.1 114.4
103.7
87.7
72.3
60.6 61.1
47.5
23.9
24.4 24.9 23.8
23.5 23.2
21.0
2018 2023 2018 2023 2018 2023 2018 2023 2018 2023
530 64 131
800 39 202
2018 2018 2018
324 241 97
481 74 114
690 45 185
2023 2023 2023
273 328 86
381 100
456 148
2018 2018
150 86
250 179
299 76
381 99
2023 2023
114 65
199 117
eCommerce Toys, Hobby & DIY revenues in Europe in The biggest specialized shops in the top 6 countries
2018, split by country
Germany
8.9%
United Kingdom
33.4%
France
20.9%
7.4%
Spain
0.7% 1.2% 3.2%
14.3%
1.6% 3.5% Italy
Others 1.6% 3.3% Sweden
Finland Austria
Denmark Switzerland
Norway
Biggest online shops per country with Toys, Hobby & DIY as a main product category in selected countries in 2017
officedepot.com global
eCommerce net sales: US$1.2 bn
14 Source: eCommerceDB.com
In 2017, officedepot.com generated global
eCommerce net sales of US$1.2 billion
Company profiles: officedepot.com
Find out more on:
ecommerceDB.com
Launch: 1998
Global eCommerce
US$1.20 billion
net sales ‘17:
15 Source: eCommerceDB.com
In 2017, argos.co.uk generated global eCommerce net
sales of almost US$3.0 billion
Company profiles: argos.co.uk
Find out more on:
ecommerceDB.com
Launch: 1972
Global eCommerce
US$2.9 billion
net sales ‘17:
5 Others
16 Source: eCommerceDB.com
In 2017, thomann.de generated global eCommerce
net sales of over US$0.8 billion
Company profiles: thomann.de
Find out more on:
ecommerceDB.com
Launch: 1996
Global eCommerce
US$0.82 billion
net Sales ‘17:
17 Source: eCommerceDB.com
APPENDIX
Detailed consumer information is one key factor
for describing market developments precisely. In
this appendix, we give detailed information on
three different user characteristics: the age,
income, and gender distribution of users. The data
is based on Statista's Global Consumer Survey.
Furthermore, we provide an overview of the
market structure presented in this report.
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Online shopping in the U.S. is most popular among
millenials
User demographics: eCommerce users in the U.S.
Medium income
35.4%
High income
Low income
35.2%
29.3%
Female
48.6%
51.4% Male Users by age
27.2%
23.5%
20.0%
15.4%
13.9%
18 -24 years 25-34 years 35-44 years 45-54 years 55-64 years
Medium income
34.4%
47.5%
Users by age
52.5% Male
26.8%
21.4% 20.9%
18.6%
12.2%
18 -24 years 25-34 years 35-44 years 45-54 years 55-64 years
This segment includes all types of shoes (e.g. casual Toddler and baby clothes
shoes, slippers, etc.) – with the exception of sports
This kind of clothing can be
shoes – as well as shoe accessories and care
found in the segment Toys &
Fashion Footwear products. The main distribution channels in this
Baby
market segment are multi-brand merchants (e.g.
Asos, Zappos) and online shops of individual shoe
reCommerce
retailers (e.g. Clarks).
The resale of used, defective or
This segment contains various types of bags and repaired goods is not included
accessories. Included are for example leather bags,
suitcases and purses, jewelry, hats, scarves and Consumer-to-Consumer
Bags & Accessories gloves, among others. The main sales channels in
Sales between private persons
this market segment are online fashion retailers (e.g.
(e.g. via Craigslist) are not
Asos, Zalando, Nordstrom) or dedicated luggage
included
retailers such as eBags.
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