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Consumers Still Love Ecommerce – Here’s How U.S. Can Compete
Online shopping has been the stuff of wardrobe inspiration, late night impulse buys and time saving purchases for consumers around the world. While it stands to grow exponentially in the…
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The Mindset of Global Consumers
After more than a year-and-a-half of dealing with Covid-19 and the ensuing upheaval surrounding it, a new survey shows consumers around the world are feeling a range of emotions —…
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10 Facts to Know About COVID-19 & Consumer Concerns in Italy
Around the world, consumers are responding to COVID-19 by social distancing, working remotely, when possible, and staying home. Following up on our U.S. survey to better understand the effects of…
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Global Lifestyle Monitor: UK
Consumers in the United Kingdom spent $76.3 billion on clothing in 2017.
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Global Lifestyle Monitor: Turkey
Turkish consumers spent $28.3 billion on clothing in 2017, or $349 per person.
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Global Lifestyle Monitor: Italy
Italian consumers spent $60 billion on clothing in 2017, or $990 per person.
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Global Lifestyle Monitor: Germany
German consumers spent $73 billion on clothing in 2017, continuing its steady growth since the global recession of 2008.
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Global Consumer Insights – Italy
Although Italians’ affinity for clothes shopping is among the highest globally, they are more pragmatic shoppers. As store displays are the top source of clothing inspiration among Italian consumers, brands…
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Global Consumer Insights – Turkey
Due to intense retail development over the past fifteen years, Turkish shoppers have shifted away from unorganized outlets such as independent stores and street markets towards specialty retailers. Contrary to…
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Global Consumer Insights – United Kingdom
Along with shoppers in Europe and the U.S., UK consumers have reduced their shopping frequency, become less impulsive, and are shopping at lower-priced retail channels over the past fifteen years.Realizing…