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Revenue in the Swimwear Segment 2020—2026
The Swimwear segment is projected to generate $15.69 billion in revenue in 2022, of which $5.78 billion is from Men’s Swimwear, from Women’s Swimwear — $9.28 billion, and for children — $0.63 billion. By 2026, revenue in this segment will grow by 15% to $18.11 billion.
Sources: statista.com July 2022
Which swimwear will generate the most revenue in 2022?
In 2022, women’s swimwear will generate more revenue than men’s and children’s swimwear combined. This revenue is equal to $9.28 billion. Source: statista.com
Which swimwear revenue is the smallest in 2022?
In 2022, children’s swimwear will generate less revenue than men’s and women’s swimwear. This income will be equal to $0.63 billion. Source: statista.com
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