The bar graph compares the percentage of technical shoes sold by a sport clothing brand over a year. It is clear that, while the sales of some trainers grew, those of others types decreased.
In the first quarter, Golden feet were the most popular pair of shoes for training, representing 35% of selling, rate that remained stable in the second and third quarters, and then grew to approximately 45% in the last part of the year. Flying boots started with 15%, that sharply increased to 35%, overtaking Golden feet popularity in the third quarter (40%), but ending the year with a slight contraction (35%).
Other trainers had a contraction in sales from the beginning to the end of the year. High rollers were 20% of the sales and steadily decreased to 5% in the third part of the year, ending with 10%. Zed runners passed from being 30% of the selling and steadily decreased to 18%.