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Japan’s consumers favour cotton over manmade garments

by Rifat jahan
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Japan’s apparel imports in Jan–Aug rose 7.01 per cent to $15.65 billion, driven by a shift towards cotton garments, which gained market share from 31.59 to 33.52 per cent in three years.
Manmade garments fell to 46.10 per cent as consumers favoured comfort and sustainability.
Imports were dominated by trousers, jerseys, and T-shirts, while unisex styles led the market with a 37.52 per cent share.

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