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Fashion and leather goods

Sportswear to overtake wider apparel and footwear global market growth by 2030

June 12, 2026

Louis Vuitton sneakers are among the more popular items in the brand's portfolio, becoming cultural icons and the favorite of the trendy affluent. Image credit: Louis Vuitton Louis Vuitton sneakers are among the more popular items in the brand's portfolio, becoming cultural icons and the favorite of the trendy affluent. Image credit: Louis Vuitton

 

By Luxury Marketer Intelligence

Shifting consumer behavior toward intentional spending and prioritizing premium performance products are key factors for the surge in growth in the international sportswear market.

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