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Halloween 2024 review: MorphCostumes

Fraser Smeaton, co-founder and ceo of MorphCostumes reveals how Halloween went for the company this year.

So, how was Halloween 2024 for you, commercially?

Fraser: Halloween overall was positive – just under 10% revenue growth overall with the UK our strongest market.

How did sales trends look this year, early, late, or a mix?

Fraser: Sales trended very late, partly because of the Tuesday vs Thursday Halloween effect which meant the peak selling days for online were a week later than last year and partly because of consumer’s ever increasing confidence in next day shipping.

From that, did you get a sense of retailers’ optimism, fear or hope for this year?

Fraser: There were a lot of nerves. We all hoped that sales were just later but you can never be 100% sure until you see them come in.

Did you spot any trends and what was the product that surprised you the most, sales wise?

Fraser: Nothing particularly surprising – the usual Halloween classics continued to sell very well. 

Pictured: Fraser celebrating Halloween with his family.

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