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Australia's home textile imports up as buyers' preferences change

31 Mar '23
2 min read
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Insights

  • Australia witnessed a shift in the purchase preferences of home textiles after the COVID-19 pandemic, with an increase in imports of bed, camping, and bathroom and kitchen products, and a decrease in made-ups and floor products.
  • Consumers are more interested in outdoor recreational activities.
  • In 2022, Australia imported home textiles worth $****** billion.

This change indicates that consumers are now more interested in outdoor recreational activities. 

Australia imported home textiles worth $*.*** billion in ****, out of which bed imports accounted for $***.*** million or **.** per cent. In contrast, during the COVID year ****, the total import of home textiles was $*.*** billion, with bed imports amounting to $***.*** million (**.** per cent). This shows a significant increase in the import of beds after the pandemic, according to Fibre2Fashion’s market insight tool TexPro. 

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