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https://www.retail-week.com/retailnavigator/jigsaw/jigsaw-financials/7037355.supplierarticle#:~:text=Jigsaw%20continued%20its%20post%20pandemic,a%2023.2%25%20increase%20in%20FY2021.

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Revenue at Jigsaw edged up 1.3% to £57.4m in the 52 weeks to 27 January 2024 (FY2023). Like-for-like sales climbed 2.3% which the retailer said was “a disappointing result” with work “underway to deliver improvements”.

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Fashion market in The Netherlands: shopping behaviour and desires of Dutch consumers, shopping streets, online shopping and sustainability

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Statista Netherlands market

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Fashion - Netherlands | Statista Market Forecast

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Netherlands: Revenue in the Fashion Market is projected to reach US$11.21bn in 2025. Definition:
The eCommerce Fashion market is a sector of online retailing that focuses on selling clothing, shoes, and accessories through digital channels.

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Fashion - Germany | Statista Market Forecast

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Germany: Revenue in the Fashion Market is projected to reach US$25.20bn in 2025. Definition:
The eCommerce Fashion market is a sector of online retailing that focuses on selling clothing, shoes, and accessories through digital channels.

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https://www.statista.com/topics/11276/apparel-market-in-australia/

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Australia is trying to kick its fast fashion addiction. The environmental and ethical prices of clothing overconsumption are increasingly playing on the minds of consumers, businesses, non-profit organizations, and government agencies across the country. Nonetheless, Australia's fashion industry still has a long way to go to transition to a more circular structure. The country has one of the highest per-capita apparel consumption rates worldwide. Alongside this, the industry significantly contributes to Australia's waste crisis, with thousands of tons of clothing and textiles going to landfills each year.

Which brands are 'in fashion' in Australia?

In tandem with social media, influencer endorsements, e-commerce expansion, and mounting sustainability awareness, Australia's apparel market is adapting to cater to shoppers' diverse style preferences and fashion trends, from casual wear to high fashion. Australia boasts several local clothing and surfwear brands that have gained global attention, including Billabong, Cotton On, The Iconic, and Rip Curl. Alongside these domestic brands, online-only retailers and international fast fashion giants, such as Shein and ASOS, and emerging local designers, make up the country's fashion landscape. Department store chain Myer was the most visited apparel website among Australians in 2024, with other popular options encompassing individual brand sites, multi-brand sites, and resale platforms like Depop.

Australia's clothing imports outpace local production

Due to higher population densities, New South Wales and Victoria are home to the majority of Australia's clothing retail businesses, with the two states collectively comprising over two-thirds. While Australia does produce apparel locally, a sizable proportion of clothing in circulation is imported; the country sits amid the top apparel-importing countries globally. China is by far the key import partner for clothing into Australia, followed by Bangladesh and Vietnam. Trousers, shorts, jerseys, and shirts are among Australia's most common apparel item imports.

Seamlessly shifting to a circular structure

In June 2023, the Australian Fashion Council (AFC) launched its 'Seamless' initiative in the hopes of transforming the country's fashion industry. The scheme aims to improve Australia's reuse and recycling of clothing and textiles by fostering circular business models, expanding collection points, incentivizing sustainable design and production, and encouraging consumer behavior modification through re-education campaigns on acquisition, care, and disposal. The council endeavors to put Australia's fashion industry on the path to circularity by 2030, with major retailers, including BIG W, Cotton On, David Jones, and The Iconic, committing to the scheme.

Translating awareness and intentions into action

While Australia's transition from fast fashion excess to moderate clothing consumption patterns is progressing slowly, there are signs of movement. As sustainability comes into focus across many industries, the clothing industry has been placed under the microscope. The environment, garment worker safety, fair wages, child well-being, and animal welfare have become key considerations among Australians when acquiring new clothing items. Alongside this, more consumers are reassessing their clothing repair, disposal, and resale practices. With consumer drive to purchase sustainably prevalent nationwide and increased pressure on brands to provide eco-friendly and ethically produced apparel, from manufacturing processes to end products and distribution, the AFC's goals may come to fruition.

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Discover all statistics and data on Apparel market in Australia now on statista.com!

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U.S. apparel market

The revenue of the United States apparel market was valued at approximately 318 billion U.S. dollars as of 2021, with leading retailers such as TJX and Macy's each bringing in over 20 billion U.S. dollars in sales. Specialist store-based clothing retailing was valued at over 300 billion U.S. dollars in 2021, while e-commerce brought in over 180.5 million U.S. dollars of revenue in the same year. As the internet increasingly influences social and economic activities, the e-commerce market for retail goods is expected to grow steadily. In contrast, employment within the United States' apparel manufacturing industry decreased rapidly over the past several decades as manufacturing sectors generally transitioned to other regions in search of cheaper labor.

Retail

Retail sales from women's clothing stores reached approximately 28 billion U.S. dollars in 2020, with the revenue for the women's apparel market in the United States reaching almost 134 billion U.S. dollars. Sales from men's clothing stores dropped to five billion U.S. dollars that year, with a total market revenue of 82.2 billion U.S. dollars. Although retail was heavily affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in 2020, stores saw improved sales in 2021. Monthly clothing store sales rose to 30 billion dollars in November 2021, considerably more than the same month in preceding years.

Leading brands

In terms of apparel brand companies, the industry has several heavyweights, many of which are based in the United States. The TJX companies, Nike, and The Gap all generate the majority of their revenue within the U.S. retail market. The U.S. apparel market is always changing, attempting to adapt to customer trends and new technology that will allow consumers' shopping experiences to be more enjoyable.

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The revenue of the United States apparel market was valued at approximately 318 billion U.S. dollars as of 2021, with leading retailers such as TJX and Macy's each bringing in over 20 billion U.S. dollars in sales. Specialist store-based clothing retailing was valued at over 300 billion U.S.

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Fashion - France | Statista Market Forecast

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The Fashion Market in France is projected to grow by 5.28% (2025-2029) resulting in a market volume of US$22.80bn in 2029.

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https://www.statista.com/outlook/cmo/luxury-goods/luxury-fashion/netherlands

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Luxury Fashion - Netherlands | Statista Market Forecast

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Netherlands: Revenue in the Luxury Fashion market amounts to US$2.65bn in 2025. The market is expected to grow annually by 1.90% (CAGR 2025-2029). Definition:
The Luxury Fashion segment includes Luxury Apparel and Footwear.

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TGM RESEARCH: MARKET RESEARCH AND ONLINE PANELS

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TGM RESEARCH: MARKET RESEARCH AND ONLINE PANELS

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Dutch Fashion Pulse 2024: Spending Trends Across Generations and Genders

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TGM Research reveals that Dutch fashion exhibits distinct spending behaviors across demographics, highlighting varied preferences in clothing, footwear, and jewelry & accessories.