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30% of the World’s Clothing Comes from China | Apparel Exporters in WTO Statistics

According to World Trade Organization (WTO) statistics, China exported about 165 billion dollars in apparel in 2024, with a 29.6% global share. Bangladesh and Vietnam, which follow, are also increasing their presence. We read where our clothes are born through country-by-country figures.

30% of the World’s Clothing Comes from China | Apparel Exporters in WTO Statistics

According to World Trade Organization (WTO) statistics, China exported about 165 billion dollars in apparel in 2024, with a 29.6% global share. Bangladesh and Vietnam, which follow, are also increasing their presence. We read where our clothes are born through country-by-country figures.

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Secondhand Clothing Is Becoming One-Tenth of Fashion | The Global Resale Market

Global secondhand apparel sales rose 18% year on year in 2023 to reach $197 billion. Some forecasts expect the market to reach $350 billion by 2028. This is a look at secondhand clothing as a market.

Secondhand Clothing Is Becoming One-Tenth of Fashion | The Global Resale Market

Global secondhand apparel sales rose 18% year on year in 2023 to reach $197 billion. Some forecasts expect the market to reach $350 billion by 2028. This is a look at secondhand clothing as a market.

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Global Fiber Production Reaches 132 Million Tons | The Reality of a 7.6% Recycling Share

Global fiber production reached a record high of 132 million tons in 2024. Meanwhile, recycled fibers accounted for 7.6%. Circularity is not keeping pace with the speed of production growth.

Global Fiber Production Reaches 132 Million Tons | The Reality of a 7.6% Recycling Share

Global fiber production reached a record high of 132 million tons in 2024. Meanwhile, recycled fibers accounted for 7.6%. Circularity is not keeping pace with the speed of production growth.