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Are clothes shoppers ready for AI in apparel retail? (YouGov Surveys: Self-serve)
YouGovJun 2026Surveyn=957United States
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21% of US clothes shoppers would use AI to discover new products based on their preferences (YouGov, May 2026).
YouGovUnited StatesJun 2026n=957
Just 6% of US clothes shoppers would use general AI tools like ChatGPT to discover new clothing or brands; 60% prefer browsing in stores (YouGov, May 2026).
YouGovUnited StatesJun 2026n=957
Only 16% of US clothes shoppers are interested in AI styling or outfit suggestions; nearly half want no AI in clothes shopping (YouGov, May 2026).
YouGovUnited StatesJun 2026n=957
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- Jun 2026
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