Japanese retailer Uniqlo plans to introduce vending machines that sell clothing in several US cities. Which comes closest to your view?

Japanese retailer Uniqlo plans to introduce vending machines that sell clothing in several US cities. Which comes closest to your view? Published on August 7, 2017 → Survey conducted on August 7, 2017 on 16563 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I’d be interested in buying most of my clothes from a vending machine

I’d be interested in buying some of my clothes from a vending machine

11%

If I had no other option and was in a rush, I’d consider buying clothes from a vending machine

18%

I’m not interested in buying clothes from a vending machine

55%

Not sure

11%

I’d be interested in buying most of my clothes from a vending machine

I’d be interested in buying some of my clothes from a vending machine

11%

If I had no other option and was in a rush, I’d consider buying clothes from a vending machine

18%

I’m not interested in buying clothes from a vending machine

55%

Not sure

11%

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