2010 The Rise Of The US Economy Drives The Consumption Of Textile And Clothing (2)

　　 clothing The supply chain is the symbol of the recovery of the entire textile industry. As clothing retail terminal sales are good, inventory is decreasing. to the satisfaction of Consumer Demand for apparel imports increased gradually in the US. From the beginning of 2010 ~2 months, cotton clothing imports increased by nearly 8%, an increase of 14.2% over the same period last year.

According to the Cotton Corp lifestyle survey (LifestyleMonitor) study on clothing consumption, 51% of American consumers say they have reduced clothing spending over last year. Of the consumers who buy clothes, 56% of consumers only buy. Necessity 35% will make more comparisons before buying. With the further improvement of the US economy, consumer spending continues to increase, and consumers are expected to change their consumption behavior once the balance is reached.

After experiencing the most difficult period in 25 years, the US economy is showing signs of recovery. People's confidence in the economy is slowly recovering, and American consumers will also increase their clothing purchases. In the post economic crisis era, due to the significant reduction in inventory resulting from risk management strategies, the increase in manufacturing operating rate worldwide will help the global economy recover.