Purchasing Habits of Adult Consumers in Past 12 Months

 Apparel's Data Bank consumer data from Scarborough Research.

Respondents age 18-24 are 46 percent more likely than all other consumers to spend more than $500 on infants' clothing.

Respondents age 25-34 are 91 percent more likely than all other consumers to spend more than $500 on infants' clothing.

Respondents age 18-24 are 39 percent more likely than all other consumers to spend less than $100 on athletic clothing.

Respondents age 25-34 are 39 percent more likely than all other consumers to spend $100-$499 on athletic clothing.

Respondents age 35-44 are 60 percent more likely than all other consumers to spend more than $500 on athletic clothing.

Source: Scarborough USA+ 2003 Release 1 (12 Months only)

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