Children's shoes will become the most popular selling products in Canada this year, and sales in major department stores will also reach the highest sales level.

According to the NPD group's report, sales of children's shoes in 2013 (2013 stores) were the fastest growing among Canadian footwear sales, most of which were in the weeks before students returned to school.

Snow boots account for 35% of sales, running shoes account for 12%, snow boots sales of 107 million Canadian dollars, running shoes 57 million Canadian dollars.

Various retail outlets also offer various promotional measures to prepare for more market share.

Last year, the sales volume of commercial footwear industry increased by 18%, while that of sports shoes increased by 16%.

The average price of Canadian children's shoes is 35-50 Canadian dollars.

Sales of children's studies were dominated by department stores, and Internet sales increased by 10% last year. Net sales prices of children's shoes grew fastest, accounting for 11% of online sales of footwear products. The biggest obstacle to children's online sales is that their parents could not allow their children to try them on.

In July, the consumer price of shoes and clothing in Italy decreased by 2%

According to data released on Tuesday, consumer indices in several major cities in Italy are falling, including Rome.

The price of footwear and clothing fell by 2.1%, down 1.2% from the same period last year.

Italy's economy has been in recession since the two quarter. Experts have warned that falling prices may cause consumers to postpone purchases, which will lead to lower consumption demand and stagnant economic development.