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Speedos and Square Leg Segments are an Equal Opportunity
The speedos and square leg segment have a revenue share of 13% each in the men’s swimwear market by product type. The speedos segment is predicted to grow to a value of over US$ 50 million by the end of the forecast period. Europe alone accounts for roughly a quarter share of the speedos market. On the other hand, the square leg segment is predicted to grow with a comparatively higher CAGR that key stakeholders in the men’s swimwear market would do well to make note of while devising their long-term investment strategies.
Swim Trunks are the Largest Segment in the Men’s Swimwear Market
Swim trunks are almost a third of the men’s swimwear market and are the most popular segment by a considerable margin. Companies would be advised to target either the Europe or APEJ swim trunks market as they are the only two regions poised to push past a value of US$ 30 million by the end of the forecast period. The leg skin segment comprises 1/6th revenue share by product type segment in the men’s swimwear market and companies may wish to attack the North America leg skin market segment as it closely follows both Europe and APEJ.