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Denim in 2022
A new COVID variant with a creepy sci-fi name is gaining notoriety in the seemingly endless...
Sustainable Clothing
Sustainable Clothing – Supply Chain Insights
Addressing Sustainability
Supply Chain Insights – Addressing Sustainability
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...
Global Lifestyle Monitor: UK
Consumers in the United Kingdom spent $76.3 billion on clothing in 2017.
Global Lifestyle Monitor: Turkey
Turkish consumers spent $28.3 billion on clothing in 2017, or $349 per person.
Global Lifestyle Monitor: Thailand
Consumers in Thailand spent $10.2 billion on clothing in 2018, making a third year of growth since experiencing a downturn in 2008.
Global Lifestyle Monitor: Mexico
Mexican consumers spent $17.7 billion on clothing in 2017, or $140 per person.
Global Lifestyle Monitor: Japan
Japanese consumers spent a robust $89.6 billion on clothing in 2017.
Global Lifestyle Monitor: Italy
Italian consumers spent $60 billion on clothing in 2017, or $990 per person.
Global Lifestyle Monitor: India
Indian consumers spent $87.9 billion on clothing in 2017, representing 6% of all consumer expenditures.
Global Lifestyle Monitor: Germany
German consumers spent $73 billion on clothing in 2017, continuing its steady growth since the global recession of 2008.
Global Lifestyle Monitor: Colombia
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...
Global Lifestyle Monitor: China
Online and mobile shopping is tremendously popular in China. While just over half (52%) of the population regularly uses the internet (at least once...
Growing Concerns 2017 Global Environment Survey
There are growing concerns around the globe about sustainability.
Mexico’s Growing Market
When people think about who buys active apparel, they generally think of young consumers. After all, young people have more time, more energy and...
An Iconic Staple
Denim has always been a tried-and-true staple item here in the U.S. While the relatively recent athleisure trend may have affected America's denim sales,...
Global Consumer Insights – Italy
Although Italians’ affinity for clothes shopping is among the highest globally, they are more pragmatic shoppers....
Global Consumer Insights – Mexico
Robust growth projections of Mexico’s apparel spending have motivated brands such as H&M, Gap, Abercrombie, and...
Global Consumer Insights – Japan
Clothes shopping affinity, frequency, and impulse purchasing has declined in Japan over the past fifteen year....
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