In recent years, notably catalysed by the pandemic, there has been a distinct shift towards more casual dress styles in the workplace. This evolution has allowed men to adopt a more relaxed office look, such as wearing a polo shirt, which often negates the need for a belt.
Ties, once a staple of professional attire, is not set to see a return to its pre-pandemic level of sales even by the end of the forecast period, as casual styles are becoming increasingly dominant in workplace fashion. In Mexico, ties are increasingly perceived as outdated, giving way to semi-formal blazers and Mandarin collar shirts, which inherently do not accommodate ties.
In Mexico, the traditional hat has historically held significance, particularly in agricultural communities. However, with continual urban migration and the pursuit of modern aesthetics, hats have gradually fallen out of favour – now relegated to a niche market, predominantly amongst ranchers and labourers.
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Apparel Accessories
Supplementary garments and clothing articles consisting of items as belts, scarves, gloves, hats, ties and other accessories. Knitted accessories (hats, scarves and gloves) are also included. Includes all such products designed for men, women, children, and infants. Shoes, bags and sunglasses are excluded and attributed to Footwear, Travel Goods and Sunglasses respectively.
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