Stores U.S. consumers buy clothes in 2017| ��ƽ��

In which of the following stores have you bought clothes for yourself in the past 12 months? Please only think about stationary stores, no matter if the store also has a website.

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Number of respondents

703 respondents

Age group

18 to 69 years

Special properties

respondents who purchase clothes in stationary stores

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Multiple answers were possible.

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Most U.S. respondents – ** to ** – bought clothes from Kohl’s in the past 12 months, as of 2017. The American department store retail chain, founded in 1962, sold clothes to **% of the group of respondents as compared to **% of the consumers having purchased clothes at J.C. Penney. Popular department store chain Macy’s ranks third. Headquartered in Cincinnati, the American retail giant currently has one of the largest retail stores in the world, located in New York City.

Resurgence of retail stores
Many people fear that the rise of e-commerce will bring an end to traditional stores in the U.S. This might be true for some department stores that have seen closures between 2016 and 2018, others however, experienced a considerable increase in number of stores. As per retail stores, the trend is quite positive. There have been more openings of new retail stores in the U.S. than closure of existing ones since 2017. So, if these results are anything to go by, the traditional stores are here to stay for the foreseeable future.