Denim is also all about data. To find out more about the popularity of denim and denim brands in the US, software company SEMrush has recently published a study and analyzed what people searched online through Google in regards to denim and jeans in 2019.

According to the data the search interest in denim clothes has increased by 12.04% (in comparison with 2018). SEMrush found out that there are over 4 million Google searches with the word "denim" in the US.

The most popular denim clothes item in 2019 is the 'denim jacket' with 1,095,700 average monthly online searches. The jacket is followed by the 'denim skirt' with 333,310 average monthly searches and the 'denim dress' with 301,550 average monthly searches. 'Denim jeans', surprisingly, only takes the sixth position in the online searches.



SEMrush has also listed the most popular brands searched with “denim.” Here are the top 10 brands in the US:

 US Data, Oct 2015 - Sep 2019

 ACCORDING TO U.S. DATA FOR THE PAST 4 YEARS

 Keyword

Average monthly searches for [brand] + denim/jeans

1. 

 Levis

112194

2. 

 Wrangler

50929

3. 

 Lee

32359

4. 

 Guess

25600

5. 

 Nudie

21015

6. 

 Diesel

20545

7. 

 G Star

18900

8. 

 Calvin Klein

14609

9. 

 Zara

8446

10. 

 H&M

7931


Looking at the global data the results are the following:

Global data, Oct 2015 - Sep 2019

      ACCORDING TO GLOBAL DATA FOR THE PAST 4 YEARS

 Keyword

Average monthly searches for [brand] + denim/jeans

1. 

 Levis

274000

2. 

 Armani

149349

3. 

 Nudie

100701

4. 

 Wrangler

96105

5. 

 Lee

87708

6. 

 Diesel

85890

7. 

 Calvin Klein

62369

8. 

 Guess

50690

9. 

 G Star

49892

10. 

 Replay

40697

 

(Source: SEMrush)

 
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