China has re-entered the EU's clothing import market due to a significant shift in sourcing strategies. Our report focuses on monthly data for clothing imports by the EU-27, categorized by their origin. We specifically highlight the historical trends involving China versus the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, as well as the distinctions between knit and woven clothing. The data is presented in both Euros and US dollars, and historical information dating back to January 2002 is accessible for download. Read more...

Clothing imports by EU fell at a higher rate in April than in preceding months, while Chinese shipments contracted less dramatically. Our report presents monthly EU-27 imported clothing data classified by origin, with emphasis specifically on historical trends between China compared to the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh on one hand, and knit versus woven clothing on the other hand. We provide data in both Euros and US dollars, with historical data available for download from January 2002. Read more...

Clothing imports into the EU fell significantly in March, with Chinese shipments plunging dramatically. However, compared to two years ago, the decline was far less significant. Our report covers monthly EU-27 clothing import data by origin, with a focus on historical trends between China vs. the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, on one side, and knit vs. woven clothing, on the other side. Data is available in both Euros and US dollars, with historical data downloadable from January 2002. Read more...

Chinese shipments to the EU's clothing import market plunged in January and February, confirming the sourcing shift away from China already observed on the US market. Our report covers monthly EU-27 clothing import data per origin, with historical trends focusing on China vs. the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, and knit vs. woven clothing. Data are supplied in euros and US dollars with historical data available for download, from January 2002. Read more...