In 2023, American expenditure on clothing and footwear reached $510.1 billion, showing a 44% increase since 2013. The average spending per person is $1,523, representing 2.7% of total consumer spending, but varies greatly by stateâranging from $1,997 to $1,071 annually. Interestingly, the highest spenders are not always from the most expensive states, revealing diverse consumer spending habits across different regions. This analysis, based on data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, ranks states by their per capita clothing expenditures, reflecting both economic factors and individual choices.
The average American spends $1,523 on clothing and footwear per year, with regional variations reflecting different consumer habits and costs of living.
In 2023, Americans spent a combined $510.1 billion on clothing and footwear, marking a significant increase in personal expenditures compared to a decade ago.
Personal clothing expenditures vary widely, with the highest spending state at $1,997 per year and the lowest at $1,071, showcasing regional consumer differences.
Interestingly, the states that spend the most on clothing do not necessarily align with the highest overall cost of living, indicating complex spending behaviors.
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