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U.S. Apparel Imports: Latest and Long-Term Trends (Monthly Report)

2020-03-13 12:13:31| EmergingTextiles.com

China has lost significant shares of the US apparel import market in January, even before being dramatically affected by the coronavirus outbreak in February and early March. Bangladesh has taken advantage of China's decline, whereas Vietnam has struggled, probably due to the holiday dates falling earlier this year. Our monthly review covers US apparel import data over a monthly basis, with shipments per origin in volume and value terms in the latest month under review and year-to-date. Historical trends are analyzed over the 2000-2019 period, including cotton vs. man-made fiber apparel, and China vs. Vietnam and the Rest of the World (RoW).

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