The United States Ranks First In The World'S Four Largest Sportswear Market.

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"The global clothing market is recovering strongly, and the sales volume in 2012 has almost reached 6%.," P Euromonitor, director of apparel research at Magdalena Kondej, explained.

< p > sportswear is one of the most dynamic clothing categories, promoting solid growth in clothing sales, with the largest increase in North America and the Asia Pacific region.

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"P >" increasing interest in fitness and sports shows clearly that consumers are seeking a healthier lifestyle.

We should grasp the emerging market trend and highlight the new opportunities of < a href= "http://zs.sjfzxm.com/ > sportswear manufacturers < /a >, Kondej said.

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< p > according to the data of Euromonitor International, in 2012, the a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp" > Global sporting goods market < /a > grew by more than 7.5%, breaking through 244 billion US dollars.

The value is estimated to reach US $80 billion. The US market is by far the largest sportswear market in the world. The market value of the United States is three times that of the second Chinese sportswear market.

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P, the four largest markets, the United States, China, Japan and Brazil, account for more than half of the total global sales in 2012.

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< p > Kondej said that the star sports market in Russia, Ukraine and Argentina grew fastest in 2012.

"In the future, Russia's sales will almost double by 2017, and it is expected to exceed all Western European countries, including Italy, Britain, France and Germany," he said.

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