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US Apparel Imports: Statistical Reports

Our quarterly reports cover the apparel imports into the US by origin and product category. The data includes changes in volume, value, and unit value, as well as market shares for the past five years. Both quarterly and annual data from the past five years can be downloaded. Furthermore, the monthly report covers the latest available data, including shipments from China and Vietnam.

US Apparel Imports in Jan-Sep 2025: Origin Comparison (Quarterly)

Driven by the surge in U.S. tariffs, Asian origins outside China posted double-digit growth across many product categories in the first three quarters of 2025, while China sharply reduced unit prices.
Our Sourcing Matrix provides a comprehensive comparison of changes in import volumes, values, and unit prices by origin and product type, with market shares shown in both volume and value terms. The full table, containing all data, is available for download.

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US Apparel Imports in Jan-Sep 2025: China vs. RoW (Quarterly)

U.S. apparel imports from China have fallen sharply in the first nine months of the year, with significant variations across product categories in volume, value, and unit prices.
Our quarterly report compares US apparel imports from China with shipments from the Rest of the World (RoW) for every category of products in volume, value, and unit value terms. Historical data cover the past five years, from 2020 to 2025.

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US Apparel Imports in 3rd Quarter 2025: Categories (Quarterly)

U.S. demand has shifted toward cotton apparel as sourcing moves away from China.
Our report encompasses US apparel imports within each category from the third quarter of 2020 to 2025. The data includes information on volume, value, and unit values over the past five years. Quarterly data spanning from 2011 to 2025 are available for download.

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