We have updated our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy with important information about our collection and use of your data and your data privacy options.
skip to main content
Cotton Lifestyle Monitor Cotton Lifestyle Monitor Cotton Lifestyle Monitor
Reporting on America's Attitudes and Behaviors
    Reporting on America's Attitudes and Behaviors
        
    • About
    • Contact Us
    • Cotton Lifestyle Monitor Cotton Lifestyle Monitor Cotton Lifestyle Monitor
    • Topics
      • Active/Athleisure
      • Apparel
      • Commodity Economics
      • Consumer Comments
      • Denim
      • Environment
      • Fiber Preferences
      • Home
      • Shopping
    • Media
        • Charts
        • Podcasts
    • Insights
        • COVID-19
        • Consumer
        • Retail
        • Supply Chain
    • Newsletter
    • Search
    1. Home
    2. »
    3. Region
    4. »
    5. The Americas
    6. »
    7. COVID-19 & Consumer Concerns in Mexico (Wave 6)
    Home » Articles » COVID-19 & Consumer Concerns in Mexico (Wave 6)
    June 29, 2021
    COVID-19
    & CONSUMER CONCERNS IN
    For More Information Contact: Corporate Strategy & Insights at [email protected]
    Sources: Cotton Incorporated’s COVID-19 Consumer Response Survey, a survey of 500 consumers in Mexico
    conducted Mar 2020 (Wave 1), Apr 2020 (Wave 2), Sep 2020 (Wave 3), Nov 2020 (Wave 4), Mar 2021
    (Wave 5), May 2021 (Wave 6, n=1,000).
    AMERICA’S COTTON PRODUCERS AND IMPORTERS. Service Marks/Trademarks of Cotton Incorporated.
    ©2021 Cotton Incorporated.
    THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT...
    MEXICO
    WAVE
    SIX
    100%
    80%
    60%
    40%
    20%
    0%
    Percentage who are very concerned about the
    COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic (by age):
    Consumers plan to purchase dressy
    and casual clothing in anticipation:
    Wave 1 Wave 2 Wave 3 Wave 4 Wave 5 Wave 6
    14-24 25-44 45+
    feel safe resuming
    normal, pre-pandemic
    activities.
    41%
    91% have purchased or plan to
    purchase clothing to resume normal
    activities.
    36%
    34%
    28%
    26%
    Dress pants, skirts, or dresses
    Athleisure
    Activewear
    Dress shirts
    27%
    71%
    68%
    76%
    71%
    84%
    54%
    51 %
    49%
    73%
    68%
    69%
    67%
    64%
    53%
    66%
    48%
    73%
    Consumers Expect to Spend More
    say pandemic
    experience will
    change the way they
    shop in the future:
    % spending more on clothing since the
    start of the pandemic
    46%
    16% 35%
    W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6
    Before the pandemic: After the pandemic:
    Expect in
    ‘21*
    *Percentage of consumers expecting to spend more in 2021.
    77%
    will take better advantage of sales
    Shop for half or more of clothing online:
    55%
    41%
    6 3%
    54%
    52%
    59%
    67%
    45%
    will be more purposeful, only buying
    what I will use
    39%
    will shop for more clothing online
    31%
    will do more research before
    purchasing clothing

    COVID-19 & Consumer Concerns in Mexico

    Related posts

    Articles, Consumer, Featured, Fiber Preferences, Insights, Region, Supply Chain, The Americas, Topics, Types

    C’Mon Get Healthy

    Articles, Featured, Insights, Retail, Shopping, Topics, Types

    Making the Grade

    Apparel, Articles, Featured, Insights, Region, Retail, Shopping, The Americas, Topics, Types

    Making a Comeback

    Articles, Consumer, Featured, Insights, Region, Shopping, The Americas, Topics, Types

    Star Quality

    Articles, Featured, Insights, Region, Retail, Shopping, The Americas, Topics, Types

    The Retail Holiday Season

    Articles, Asia, Commodity Economics, Europe, Featured, Insights, Region, Supply Chain, The Americas, Topics, Types

    Monthly Economic Letter
    February 2021

    • Featured

    • Popular

    Made in the USA
    5 days ago
    Things to Know About Consumers & Inflation
    1 week ago
    Gen Z is the Future
    2 weeks ago
    Leveraging Collaboration for Profit
    3 weeks ago
    Pure and Natural
    6 years ago
    Driving Demand for Denim Jeans
    9 years ago
    Gen Z
    5 years ago
    CHINA, TARIFFS AND THE GLOBAL COTTON OUTLOOK
    4 years ago

    SIGN UP FOR EMAIL


    Update Profile

    MEDIA CONTACT

    Sarah Oldfield Galvez

    Contact Sarah

    By submitting this form, you acknowledge and agree that you have read, understand and agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

    CONNECT WITH US

    About Us

    Reporting on America's attitudes and behaviors.

    The mission of Cotton Incorporated is to increase the demand for and profitability of cotton. The Cotton Incorporated Lifestyle Monitor™ helps fulfill this mission, by providing a range of marketing data and analyses to better inform decision makers on the global cotton supply chain.

    Topics

    • Active/Athleisure (31)
    • Apparel (271)
    • Care (2)
    • Commodity Economics (80)
    • Consumer Comments (48)
    • COVID-19 (42)
    • Denim (83)
    • Environment (72)
    • Fiber Preferences (130)
    • Home (13)
    • Media (141)
    • Shopping (427)
    SIGN UP FOR EMAIL
    Update Profile
    Visit us at:
    • About
    • Terms
    • Privacy
    • Contact
    • Site Map
    • Cotton Incorporated
    WordPress Theme built by Shufflehound. AMERICA'S COTTON PRODUCERS AND IMPORTERS. Service Marks / Trademarks of Cotton Incorporated. © 2022 Cotton Incorporated.
    • Login
    • Register

    Registration is closed.