EU clothing imports surged again in July, driven by the euro’s rise and a sharp rebound in Chinese shipments after their decline in the United States.
The report provides monthly data on the EU-27's clothing imports, focusing on China versus the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, with a specific distinctions between knitted and woven clothing. The data is available in both Euros and US dollars, and historical information dating back to January 2002 can be downloaded.

June's data confirms a strong revival in EU apparel imports, driven by favorable exchange rates and aggressive sourcing from major suppliers like China and Bangladesh.
The report provides monthly data on the EU-27's clothing imports, focusing on China versus the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, with a specific distinctions between knitted and woven clothing. The data is available in both Euros and US dollars, and historical information dating back to January 2002 can be downloaded.

EU apparel imports from China rebounded in May, reflecting a growing influx of low-priced products diverted from the US market in response to rising American tariffs.. The report provides monthly data on the EU-27's clothing imports, focusing on China versus the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, with a specific distinctions between knitted and woven clothing. The data is available in both Euros and US dollars, and historical information dating back to January 2002 can be downloaded.

EU apparel imports in April 2025 signaled a cooling phase, with growth easing, prices leveling off, and supplier dynamics continuing to shift in favor of Bangladesh. The report provides monthly data on the EU-27's clothing imports, focusing on China versus the Rest of the World (RoW) and Bangladesh, with a specific distinctions between knitted and woven clothing. The data is available in both Euros and US dollars, and historical information dating back to January 2002 can be downloaded.