Business Insider surveyed more than 1,800 Gen Z Americans to see which brands they shop most. Nike, American Eagle, and Vans were among the answers.
Business Insider recently surveyed more than 1,800 Americans between the age of 13 and 21 to find out which clothing brands they shop at most.Editor's note: Business Insider surveyed 1,884 young Americans about their buying attitudes and beliefs. This is the first in a series of stories that will be rolled out over the next several weeks.Retailers are eyeing the opportunity and deciding how to woo this new crowd.
In one question, we asked them to select the apparel brands that they have shopped at in the past six months. The list of 29 brands was pulled from the
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