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    Home » Articles » Things to Know About COVID-19 & Consumer Concerns in Mexico (Wave 10)
    April 20, 2022
    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 U.S. consumers conducted on 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), Aug 2021 (Wave 7),
    Oct 2021 (Wave 8), Dec 2021 (Wave 9), Mar 2022 (Wave 10).
    THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT...
    MEXICO
    WAVE
    TEN
    AMERICA’S COTTON PRODUCERS AND IMPORTERS. Service Marks/Trademarks of Cotton Incorporated. ©2022 Cotton Incorporated.
    CONSUMERS SEEK COMFORT AS PANDEMIC CONTINUES
    Percentage who are very concerned about the
    COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic (by age):
    Wave 1
    Mar ‘20
    0
    20
    40
    60
    80
    W2
    Apr ‘20
    W3
    Sep ‘20
    W4
    Nov ‘20
    W5
    Mar ‘21
    W6
    May ‘21
    W7
    Aug ‘21
    W8
    Oct ‘21
    W9
    Dec ‘21
    W10
    Mar ‘22
    31
    %
    63
    %
    16-24 25-44 45+
    62
    %
    Continued Action from Retailers
    Changing Shopping Routines
    say this experience will change
    the way they shop in the future
    Percentage who shop for majority of clothing in person:
    Percentage saying it is important for retailers to take action:
    86
    %
    78
    %
    88
    %
    87
    %
    80
    %
    Ensure staff wear face masks
    Require face masks for customers
    Fully vaccinate all staff
    say we should keep
    public health measures
    even as case numbers
    improve
    90
    %
    say nothing will
    be the same
    again
    79
    %
    Before pandemic
    56
    %
    In the Future
    Activewear &
    Athleisure
    Loungewear
    (Sweats,
    Leggings)
    T-shirts &
    Denim Jeans
    Clothing Spending Dips
    Consumers Are Getting Comfortable
    Plan To Purchase
    Percent spending more or the same on
    clothing since the start of the pandemic
    66
    %
    65
    %
    40
    %
    50
    %
    43
    %
    44
    %
    37
    %
    40
    %
    29
    %
    27
    %
    W1 W2 W3
    W4
    W5 W6 W7 W8 W9 W10
    Dress Pants,
    Shirts or
    Blazers
    Most Worn
    in Nov.
    Most Worn
    in Feb.
    Casual Tops
    & Bottoms
    55
    %
    41
    %
    63
    %
    54
    %
    52
    %
    59
    %
    58
    %
    71
    %
    73
    %
    64
    %
    Athleisure Dress PantsActivewear
    36
    %
    30
    %
    30
    %
    say wearing comfortable
    clothing helps them feel
    better right now
    90
    %

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