T-shirts led the category mix.
The share of units sold shows which categories shaped the quarter. Explore how the mix changes from one market to the next.
Q3 2026 · Quarterly research
State of Streetwear
Explore Q3 2026 through streetwear demand, local product preferences, pricing and merchandising performance. A sharper view of the quarter, across nine markets.
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Streetwear
The conversion benchmark.
Share of sessions · Q3 2026
- Sessions100%
- Cart rate5.2%
- Checkout rate1.9%
- Conversion1.0%
1.0%
Session conversion rate
Q3 2026Inside this edition
The quarter, in focus.
Q3 2026 brought a challenging trading environment for streetwear. The edition explores how categories, colours, price bands and shopping journeys performed across markets.
The opening rows drew attention.
The first twelve collection positions captured this share of clicks. Product order shapes what shoppers discover first.
Blue led colour demand.
A global colour ranking is one perspective. The report compares local preferences and how each colour converts.
Category snapshot
| Category | Share of unit sales | Unit sales vs Q2 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| T-shirts | 40.9% | −30.0% |
| Hoodies | 30.5% | +3.7% |
Colour intelligence
The palette behind the quarter.
The five leading colour families by share of units sold. A starting point for understanding demand, before exploring how preferences change by market.
Blue13.1%
Grey11.2%
Black11.2%
White11.0%
Navy9.4%
Share of unit sales
Volume and conversion tell different stories.
Blue accounted for 13.1% of units sold. White led product conversion at 2.42%. The most popular colour and the strongest converter were different.
Share of unit sales
The €40 to €80 band represented 51.2% of units sold. Entry prices below €40 recorded the highest product conversion rate, at 2.52%.
Pricing & commercial signals
Where demand meets the price point.
Compare the share of units sold across price bands, then explore the category and country differences in the full report.
A signal to explore
Hoodies gained ground.
Hoodie unit sales increased 3.7% versus Q2, while T-shirt unit sales fell 30.0%. The shift is a useful starting point for reviewing the category mix.
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See the signals. Connect the decisions.
A country view, a product view and a merchandising view. Each edition connects the details that help you understand your sector and plan the next quarter.
Understand local demand.
Explore country-level shopping behaviour and conversion patterns. See where markets follow the same direction and where they tell a different story.
Look beyond the bestseller.
Compare categories, colours, price bands and product attributes to understand what shoppers respond to in each market.
Turn insight into priorities.
Connect demand with collection performance, product positions and assortment opportunities, then shape the next quarter's merchandising plan.
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A quarterly research series focused on ecommerce and merchandising. Each edition explores a sector through demand, product preferences, country-level shopping behaviour and collection performance.
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The current Q3 2026 editions cover Streetwear and Women's Wear. The library will grow across more sectors and quarters. Reports are available in English.
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Another perspective on the quarter.
State of Women's Wear
Explore Q3 2026 through womenswear demand, local product preferences, pricing and merchandising performance. A sharper view of the quarter, across nine markets.
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