Which Countries Consume the Most T-shirts?

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In 2015, the U.S. (X million units) was the leading t-shirt consuming market, distantly followed by China (X million units), the U.K. (X million units), and Canada (X million units). Together, these countries accounted for approximately X% of global consumption.

From 2007 to 2015, according to market research conducted by IndexBox, global T-shirt consumption grew by +X% annually. From 2007 to 2015, China (+X%) had the highest annual growth rate of T-shirt consumption as a result of urbanization, rising popularity of the western lifestyle, and population growth. It was followed by Canada and the U.S., with +X% and +X% growth, respectively.

With nearly X million units of T-shirts consumed in 2015, the U.S. became the leading consumer on the global T-shirt market. Per capita T-shirt consumption in the U.S. was estimated at X units/year, much higher than the global average (X units/year).

The highest level of T-shirt consumption was registered in Canada (X units/year), the U.S. (X units/year), and the U.K. (X units/year). China (X units/year) had the lowest level of T-shirt consumption.

In China, T-shirt consumption has grown rapidly in the recent years. In 2015, China's per capita consumption reached X units/year (lower than the global average of X units/year), compared with X units/year in 2007.

In developing countries, T-shirt consumption growth was more pronounced than in the developed countries.

Top X countries consuming the most T-shirts in 2015

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Source: IndexBox Platform