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$1,700 per year on clothing, or 3%, and, as a nation, we're hoarding about 20 billion garments per year. While this may seem like a lot, according to the book Overdressed by Elizabeth Cline, "We pay less for clothes when measured as a share of our income than ever in history" and that, according to 100 Years of Consumer Spending, a 2006 study by the U.S. Department of Labor, the average American family in 1900 had an income of $750 per year and spent 15% of their earnings on clothing. Years ago, people had much less clothing and mended, altered and cared for it. Now, clothing has basically become disposable.

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14y ago

The average American woman has an annual clothing budget of $1,729.

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12y ago

$250 billion with $20 billion in revenue generated

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15y ago

over 22 billion.I know its hard 2 believe!

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13y ago

In a life time, 1,000,000

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11y ago

It depends on whether they are metrosexual or not..range is zero to 50k...the average would be 800

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13y ago

about $1,500 a year

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9y ago

100000$

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