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Men's Attitudes Towards Clothes Shopping in the United States 2010
Mintel, April 2010, Pages: 48
Men shopping for clothes in the US report a wide range of habits, motivations and frustrations that accompany the retail experience. While more than three quarters of men say they bought clothes in the past year, most buy only to replace old or worn out items. This is cause for concern among apparel retailers because the replacement cycles of clothing are infrequent (although significant numbers of men indicate that they view clothes shopping as a leisure activity, or at the very least, not as a chore). This report provides close analysis of these ideas, as well as in-depth examination of the following:
- The ways in which population growth among men will impact the men’s clothing market, with key analysis of specific demographics
- The divide between young and old over purchase frequency, retail channel preferences, reasons for clothes shopping and approach and attitudes towards the entire experience
- The role of income in purchases, and how the ongoing recession is further complicating clothes shopping for both men and retailers
- How lack of desirable styles and correct sizing may cause men to abandon certain retailers in favor of others
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