The data displays the number of company-managed luxury stores in China as of year-end 2015, by brand. By the end of 2015, the Italian fashion label Gucci operated 60 stores in China.
Luxury brands in China – additional information With growing economic power and global influence, China has become an attractive target for the international luxury market. A sevenfold growth in luxury sales revenue to around 74 billion Euros was predicted for China by 2020, owing to a rising number of high net worth individuals and affluent households.
Armani | 154 |
Coach | 136 |
Hugo Boss | 115 |
Montblanc | 115 |
Dunhill | 111 |
Ferragamo | 74 |
Bally | 60 |
Gucci | 60 |
Michael Kors | 56 |
Zegna | 56 |
Burberry | 55 |
Bottega Veneta | 45 |
Louis Vuitton | 44 |
Prada | 40 |
Cartier | 36 |
Versace | 36 |
MCM | 36 |
Dolce & Gabana | 33 |
Tiffany | 30 |
Bulgari | 28 |
Hermés | 22 |
Dior | 22 |
Tory Burch | 12 |
Chanel | 11 |