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Why cloths are more than just Style?
Impact of fashion on economy explained in simple and short format for economics and finance professionals
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Fashion is more than clothes — it’s a big part of the economy. It creates millions of jobs, from designers to shop workers, and every purchase supports businesses and taxes.

It’s also global. A single T-shirt may use cotton from India, be made in Bangladesh, and sold in the U.S. or Europe — linking economies worldwide.

Trends drive growth. New styles encourage people to buy more, keeping factories busy and stores profitable. Fashion isn’t just style — it fuels the economy.
Sarah buys a new T-shirt. The cotton came from farmers in India, it was sewn in a factory in Bangladesh, shipped across the ocean, and sold in her local store.

By buying it, Sarah supports farmers, workers, shop staff, shipping companies, and even pays into local taxes.

One simple shirt shows how fashion connects the world and keeps the economy moving.