By Region, the study segments the market into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of the World. Asia-Pacific Luxury Handbags market has held the largest market share among the region in the Luxury Handbags Market. Asia-Pacific is the most populated region in the world, consisting of some of the major economies, including China, India, and Japan. The various expansion policies that have been adopted by major players in the region are expected to drive the demand for luxury handbags in the upcoming years. Asia-Pacific is one of the most lucrative regions among the manufacturers of luxury handbags.
The growth of the luxury handbags market in Asia-Pacific is attributed to several factors, such as increasing population and rapid urbanization in emerging economies. The rising per capita disposable income acts as a significant factor for the growth of the luxury handbags market. Furthermore, the luxury handbags market in Asia-Pacific is growing due to the rapidly changing consumer trends, and the shift from physical stores to digital stores. China holds the xx% share in the Asia-Pacific luxury handbags market.
The Chinese consumers' inclination towards luxury and their youth population's preference for new trends are some of the major drivers for luxury handbags in the country. Several major players in the luxury handbags market have a strong market share in the region.
The major countries studied are the US, Canada, Mexico, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, China, India, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, South America, the Middle East, and Africa.
Figure 3: LUXURY HANDBAGS MARKET SHARE BY REGION, 2022 & 2032 (USD Million)

Source: Secondary Research, Primary Research, Market Research Future Database, and Analyst Review
The North American region includes major countries such as the US, Canada, and Mexico. The native people of North America are diverse in terms of culture, language, and ecological adaptations to various environments. Moreover, most of the population in North America perceive luxury products as synonymous with quality, exclusivity, and rarity. The increasing rate of millennial spending and the arrival of digital and niche-born brands are further diversifying luxury handbags in the region.
The prime growth engine of the luxury handbag market in North America is the shift in a generation where 83% of the luxury growth in 2020 is fueled by Gen Y and Gen Z. The new generation is low on patience and are inclined more towards speed and convenience, which is creating a tremendous growth rate in the handbags industry.
The impact of digital influencers has changed the marketing strategies of legacy brands where traditionally they relied on storytelling to market their brands, and now, they are relying on social media as one of the most viable and expedient ways to showcase their brand values.
Europe basically includes the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Rest of the Europe are all included in the analysis of the European market. Europe continues to hold a significant share in the Luxury Handbags Market owing to the increasing urbanization and consumers per capita expenditure on luxury goods that in turn positively influencing the market growth. Europe is the origin for international luxury brands for various products such as cosmetics & personal care, food & beverage, clothing and apparels along with handbags as there is a culture of technical excellence. For instance, Swiss watchmaking has no technical equivalent worldwide.
Similarly, Italy is popular for its high-end fashion and apparel, where the 'Made in Italy' logo equates to high quality. Moreover, the evolution of the consumer group and rapid Internet adoption contribute to the sales of luxury items in the region. Luxury bags brands in the region are taking innovative measures to compete in the highly competitive market, such as introducing limited-edition products, celebrity endorsements, high investments in marketing, and opening retail stores in prestigious locations. However, rapid transformation in consumer habits has seen a shift towards value-based consumer spending.