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U.S. Apparel Imports in April 2025: Origins (New Monthly Report)

June 11, 2025
The latest U.S. apparel import data for April 2025 reveals a clear and accelerating shift in global sourcing patterns, driven primarily by tariff pressures on China, which has created significant growth opportunities for suppliers in South Asia and Africa. This new monthly report analyzes U.S. apparel imports per country of

U.S. Apparel Imports: April 2025 (Monthly)

June 10, 2025
The strong growth in U.S. apparel imports in April 2025 was marked by a dramatic sourcing shift, with a surge in volume from Vietnam and a sharp decline in the value and unit price of imports from China, reflecting strategic efforts to mitigate the impact of U.S. tariffs. This report

US Apparel Imports: Origin Comparison (Quarterly)

June 3, 2025
Boosted by prospects of higher tariffs, U.S. apparel imports displayed substantial growth in both cotton and man-made fiber apparel categories in Q1 2025, driven primarily by notable increases from Bangladesh, India, and Cambodia, offsetting weaker performances from traditional suppliers such as China and Honduras.Our report provides a comprehensive comparison of

US Apparel Imports in 1st Quarter 2025: China vs. RoW (Quarterly)

May 27, 2025
U.S. apparel imports experienced notable shifts in strategic sourcing during Q1 2025, moving away from China and increasingly toward suppliers in South and Southeast Asia. This shift was primarily influenced by tariff concerns and worries about potential circumvention practices. The quarterly report presents a detailed comparison of U.S. apparel imports

US Apparel Imports in 1st Quarter 2025: Categories (Quarterly)

May 22, 2025
The most recent quarter saw significant shifts in U.S. apparel imports, marked by notable volume and value fluctuations, particularly between cotton and man-made fiber apparel categories, along with evolving unit prices across key supplier countries. Our report encompasses US apparel imports within each category from the first quarter of 2020