Clothing Ranked Second In The US Consumer Holiday Gift Purchase List.

According to the Cotton Corp Lifestyle Monitor survey, despite the economy

Vouchers continue to be the first choice for holiday gifts.

63% consumers want to receive vouchers instead of actual gifts, and 68% consumers plan to buy vouchers for others this year.

Clothing ranks second in holiday gift shopping lists, 49% of consumers plan to buy clothes as gifts, and those who plan to buy clothes as gifts are spending an average of 169 dollars on this consumption.

The survey showed that for those consumers who did not plan to buy actual clothing as gifts, 36% of consumers planned to buy vouchers for clothing stores.

For many consumers who find it difficult for others to choose clothes, vouchers for clothing stores are safer choices.

Other reasons why consumers do not choose to buy real clothes as gifts are, 34% of consumers say they do not know the style of the other party's favorite clothes, or the size of the other party (23%).

On the clothing purchasing channel, 60% of the consumers plan to go shopping in the medium-sized shopping malls and parity stores in order to get higher cost performance.

Online stores have become the third most popular clothing channel after medium and low-priced stores.

On the clothing buying variety, consumers said they preferred cotton products as gifts, such as T-shirts (44%), jeans (34%), cotton sweaters (28%) and pajamas (27%), which were most popular in holiday clothing purchases.