Apparel Prices

Apparel Reports

Our apparel reports cover the global clothing market, with Apparel Exports from Asia and US ,EU, and UK Apparel Imports. Trade factors are also covered, including Labor Costs, Currency Markets, Production Costs in China, and Inflation in apparel manufacturing countries.

ApparelEU Clothing Imports: Origin Comparison in 4th Quarter 2025

China is regaining ground in the EU clothing import market, using automation, AI-driven cost reduction, and redirected export capacity to undercut competitors across both knit and woven categories.
Our series of statistical tables offers a comprehensive comparison of the changes in volume, value, and unit value for each origin and product category for the third quarter of 2025. The report also includes a detailed comparison of unit prices through a series of indices. Changes in unit value are presented in percentage terms, along with market shares per category and per origin. Our complete table is available for download.

ApparelCambodia Apparel Exports in 4th Quarter 2025

While Cambodia's apparel sector has recently enjoyed a booming export streak, looming geopolitical chaos and a lag in sustainability threaten to unravel its hard-won success.
Our quarterly report offers a comprehensive view of Cambodia's apparel exports in volume, value, and unit values per destination over the last four years. Knit, woven, and total apparel exports are separately published. All data are available for download.

ApparelVietnam Apparel Exports in 4th Quarter 2025

Vietnam is emerging as one of the clear winners of the current reshuffling of global apparel sourcing, with gains on both sides of the Atlantic.
Our report offers a comprehensive view of Vietnam's apparel exports in the third quarter of 2025, in volume, value, and unit values per destination. Shipments are covered over the last four years. Knit, woven, and total apparel exports are separately published. All data are available for download.

ApparelInflation in Emerging Countries (Monthly)

The Iran war is pushing energy costs sharply higher across Asia, threatening a sustained inflation surge in emerging economies that could compress exporter margins, weaken currencies, and trigger a broader economic slowdown.
Our monthly report compares inflation rates in low-cost countries, utilizing historical data dating back to 2010. Furthermore, we assess the impact of currency fluctuations against the US dollar, the euro, and the British pound to gauge the real terms of trade for exporters.