Analysis of the Current Chinese Consumer for Luxury Goods - Generation Z

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Abstract

As a mainstay of the luxury consumer group, Gen Z has become a global phenomenon, especially in the United States and China. Marketing strategies for attracting this emerging consumer segment can be learned from the Chinese luxury market. This study used the Chinese luxury market and its Gen Z consumers as a case study to offer scientific recommendations to luxury marketers based on various statistics and related literature, including demographic descriptions, market reports, and consumer behaviors. It also discusses how Gen Z differs from its elder sibling, millennials, who are currently the focus of luxury brands' marketing efforts. Consequently, three factors contributing to Gen Zs dominance of the Chinese luxury market have been found. Firstly, the optimism and impulsivity of Gen Z make them spend more than they can afford. In addition, Gen Zs are exposed to a constant stream of uncensored, real-time events, information, and entertainment, which makes it easier for them to access information related to luxury goods. Lastly, digitalization facilitates online shopping for luxury goods. Accordingly, as Chinese Gen Z crave unique and personalized experiences, customized services can be a winning point for luxury brands.

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Tang, Y. (2023). Analysis of the Current Chinese Consumer for Luxury Goods - Generation Z. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media, 4(1), 531–537. https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7048/4/2022171

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