Consumers in the United Kingdom spent $76.3 billion on clothing in 2017.

Turkish consumers spent $28.3 billion on clothing in 2017, or $349 per person.

Consumers in Thailand spent $10.2 billion on clothing in 2018, making a third year of growth since experiencing a downturn in 2008.

Mexican consumers spent $17.7 billion on clothing in 2017, or $140 per person.

Japanese consumers spent a robust $89.6 billion on clothing in 2017.

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Italian consumers spent $60 billion on clothing in 2017, or $990 per person.

Indian consumers spent $87.9 billion on clothing in 2017, representing 6% of all consumer expenditures.

German consumers spent $73 billion on clothing in 2017, continuing its steady growth since the global recession of 2008.

Colombia is a growing market for clothing brands and retailers. Consumers spent $10.1 billion on clothing in 2017, and this number is expected to grow 118% by 2030.