Insight Report 15 minutes PremiumAmazon Apparel: Who Is Selling What? An Exclusive Analysis of Nearly 1 Million Clothing Listings on Amazon Fashion Coresight Research March 15, 2018 Executive SummaryIn this report, we present an analysis of Amazon’s clothing offering based on aggregated data on almost 1 million women’s and men’s clothing products listed on the company’s Amazon Fashion US website. Our research found that Amazon Fashion offers 881,269 clothing products across 2,798 brands in womenswear and menswear. Amazon Fashion remains heavily reliant on third-party sellers. Just 13.7% of clothing products on the site are sold by Amazon itself (first-party sales), while 86.3% are listed by third-party sellers. Amazon appears to be focusing its first-party clothing inventory on higher-value categories. We found 834 Amazon private-label products on the site, equivalent to 0.1% of all clothing available on Amazon Fashion. The company’s private labels tend to be clustered in specific clothing categories, reflecting Amazon’s segmented approach. Nike is the most-listed brand on Amazon Fashion, with 16,764 products listed across womenswear and menswear.Lower-price brands such as Gildan and Hanes also rank very highly in terms of number of products listed. Activewear is prevalent on Amazon Fashion: the category represents almost 129,000 product listings across women’s and men’s clothing on the site. This report is for paying subscribers only. Already a paying subscriber? Please log in to see the entire report.If you wish to learn more about our subscription plans and become a paying subscriber, click here. This document was generated for Other research you may be interested in: E-Commerce for the Modern Consumer: Building Trust in a Digital AgeAmazon Regains Food Shoppers; Dollar Tree Jumps to Third Place for Nonfood: US Consumer Survey InsightsWeekly US and UK Store Openings and Closures Tracker 2023, Week 49: Over 300 Rite Aid Closures Year to DateJanuary 2023 US Retail Sales: Most Sectors See Positive Year-over-Year Sales Growth