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Gen Z and Millennials 2021 report

Analysing exclusive consumer data, the third edition of Drapers' annual research report tracks and explores the evolving shopping habits and fashion preferences of Generation Z and millennial consumers in the UK.

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Drapers’ annual Gen Z and Millennials report – now in its third year – once again surveyed 2,000 UK consumers to unpick the latest evolutions in their shopping habits and fashion preferences.

We take an in-depth look at how these important and influential shoppers are changing, analyse their similarities and differences, and uncover where the opportunities for fashion businesses lie.

This year’s report also explores how the unprecedented realities of the Covid-19 pandemic and national lockdowns across the UK have impacted this group’s approach to shopping for fashion.

Gen Z and millennials – roughly those aged between five and 40 – are a crucial cohort of shoppers that are already defining the strategies of successful businesses around the world.


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Attracting endless attention, they are the most-discussed generations of shoppers, and often the most difficult to define.

Drapers’ annual data-led consumer research report therefore identifies, explores and tracks what is most important to them with it comes to shopping for fashion, including: their shifting preferences across bricks-and-mortar stores versus digital channels; the importance of value-driven shopping, including sustainability issues; the rise of resale and rental; budgeting; brand loyalty; and the shifting influence of social media.

Fashion businesses that do not continue to keep up with Gen Z and millennials are unlikely to win in the long term.

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