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US Apparel Imports
U.S. Apparel Imports: Latest and Long-Term Trends (Monthly Report)
5 September 2016 - US apparel imports more sharply declined in July, as a clear sign of the current contraction of the market. Chinese shipments have less heavily dropped, however, whereas imports from Vietnam have even surged. Our monthly review covers US apparel import data, with historical trends being analyzed over the 2000-2016 period including cotton vs man-made fiber apparel, and China vs Rest of World (RoW) and vs Vietnam.
U.S. Apparel Import Prices in 1st Half 2016: China vs. India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Mexico and Honduras
2 September 2016 - US apparel import prices have declined in nearly all categories in the first half this year and for most of origins, reflecting the need for pressuring costs on a depressed market. Unit values have dropped across the board, with however large differences depending on product categories and supplying countries, as reflected by our below data. Our series of statistical tables offer a comprehensive comparison of unit values per origin and product category. The report also includes a detailed comparison of Chinese price trends vs other origins, through a series of indexes. Our full table is available for download.
US Apparel Imports in 1st Half 2016: China vs. Rest of World (Statistical Report)
26 August 2016 - China's shares of the US apparel import market have slightly declined overall in the first half this year. The drop has not only affected cotton apparel, but also man-made fiber apparel where China was still making gains in the last year. This is reflected by our statistical review covering the last five years and comparing US apparel imports from China with shipments from Rest of the World (RoW) for every category of products, in volume, value and unit value terms. Historical data are available for H1 2012-2016.
US Apparel Imports in 2nd Quarter and 1st Half 2016: Categories (Statistical Report)
23 August 2016 - US imports of cotton apparel have continued declining in the second quarter of 2016 whereas shipments of man-made fiber products were again rising. Results have been however different depending on categories, with the shift out of cotton being much slower for certain products, like trousers, as reflected by our detailed analysis of US apparel imports per category. Our series of statistical tables offer a comprehensive view of volume, value and unit value changes, compared with previous quarters and years in 2010-15. Full data are available for downloading into a comprehensive table.
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