LATEST REPORTS
ApparelU.S. Apparel Imports: December 2025 (Monthly)
US apparel imports declined less in December, as Chinese shipments continued to plunge while Vietnamese-origin imports rebounded. This report provides a comprehensive picture of monthly US apparel imports with a specific focus on shipments from China and Vietnam. The report displays import data in terms of volumes, values, and unit values. Furthermore, the report explores historical trends spanning from 2000 to 2025. Additionally, it includes an analysis of apparel crafted from cotton compared to
ConventionalCashmere Fiber and Yarn Prices (Quarterly)
Late 2025 cashmere prices stayed soft but volatile, as tight supply and Mongolia’s policy shift reshaped trade flows while China’s exports stalled and pivoted toward different markets.
Our report offers an overall picture of short-term and long-term trends in the cashmere market, including China's exports of fibers, with details on volume, value, and unit prices. Additionally, Italy's cashmere imports from China have been displayed. Historical data covering the last two years for China
ApparelE.U. Clothing Imports : Latest Trends (Monthly)
EU apparel imports surged in volume in December, but were flat in value as unit prices plunged from a year earlier. 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 2014 can be downloaded.
ConventionalPakistan Fiber and Yarn Prices (Monthly)
Pakistan’s fiber and yarn markets remained cautious over the past four weeks, with cotton yarn prices softening before showing early signs of stabilization. Our weekly review offers comprehensive overview of Pakistan's domestic and export yarn markets. It comprises price data for a range of yarn types, encompassing cotton yarns, polyester-cotton blends, polyester-viscose blends, polyester-spun yarns, and viscose-spun yarns. Data are accessible for download.
SustainablesRecycled Polyester Staple Fiber and Yarn Prices (Monthly)
Re-PSF prices have bottomed out in China and India, following a rise in virgin polyester prices driven by the rebound in crude oil prices.
Our recycled polyester fibers and yarns report covers Re-Polyester Staple Fibers (Re-PSF) in China, India, and Pakistan, as well as Re-PSF yarns in India and Pakistan.
Re-PSF fiber prices are compared with virgin PSF prices, and Re-PSF yarn prices are compared with virgin PSF yarn prices.
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ConventionalPolyester Market Prices in Asia (Weekly)
Crude oil prices stayed firm amid widespread skepticism over a U.S.-Iran deal.
This report offers a detailed weekly analysis of the polyester chain, covering price trends for PX, PTA, MEG, polyester chips, along with domestic polyester fiber prices (PSF and PFY) for China, India, and Pakistan.
All data is downloadable for further review.
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ConventionalCotton Prices on International and Domestic Markets (Weekly)
Washington offered Bangladesh the elimination of “reciprocal” tariffs on its apparel exports to the U.S. in exchange for committing to use U.S. cotton, within a capped volume of eligible apparel exports. India could also secure a similar advantage, while other apparel-supplying countries may seek the same treatment. This report offers a comprehensive overview of cotton futures markets in New York and China, along with international prices by country of origin. It also analyzes the
ApparelInflation in Emerging Countries (Monthly)
The era of easy disinflation in emerging markets is over, and for the apparel industry, this means rising production costs across South Asia while China's deflationary advantage keeps growing. Our monthly report compares inflation rates in low-cost countries, utilizing historical data dating back to 2010. Furthermore, we assess the impact of currency fluctuations against the US dollar, the euro, and the British pound to gauge the real terms of trade for exporters.