Korean Clothing Companies Have Withdrawn Home

According to Korea's Chosun Ilbo daily, H clothing companies that run women's clothing moved their production base in China to South Korea this year.

The company official said: "until 4 years ago, the production cost in China is still relatively low, but recently the unit price of products has increased by more than 30% due to rising salaries, so there is no reason to continue to produce in China."

Lee Seung-u, general manager of clothing company Goocy Flow, also recently withdrew from China and returned to Korea's production base.

Lee Seung-u said: "China's production costs have risen. In contrast, if it is produced in Korea, even if the unit price is slightly higher, it will be more advantageous in terms of quality and speed."

The company moved the Chinese garment production base back to Korea this year.

Recently, a number of Korean small and medium-sized garment enterprises have moved the production base from China to Korea.

Therefore, recently, the Korean sewing factory located in the east gate of Seoul and the water beyond the hole has regain its vitality.

These enterprises have faced bankruptcy crisis in the past four or five years due to orders entering China, but things have improved recently.

Kim Yong-hwan, general manager of Geumwon textile company, a knitted sweater manufacturer, said: "orders from large numbers of Korean enterprises have been received, and orders have increased by 10% to 30% compared with 5 years ago."

Korean companies have withdrawn from the country, apart from the cost of production, and because of the "flexibility" of Korean sewing enterprises.

If it is produced in China, it is difficult to achieve the immediate production mode because the production base is far away.

But if produced in Korea, the product design can be updated in real time through close cooperation with the sewing factories, and the inventory can be adjusted.

Dress adornment Sejin clothing official said: "the relationship with the clothing enterprises is good, you can check the production process at any time, this has great advantages."

South Korea's sewing factories are also troubled.

Although orders have increased, senior talents who can produce high-quality clothing in a short time show an aging trend and lack.

Park Sin-im, general manager of Clopia company, who operates large sewing factories in Shandong Laiji District, said: "in the past four or five years, many skilled technicians have left this line due to the bankruptcy of many sewing factories, but no new talents have entered, so the talents in sewing industry are aging."

Kim Wang-sik, head of sewing support center of Korea garment industry association, said: "sewing industry is a labor-intensive industry, so the employment effect is great.

We will work out a reasonable plan for expanding the talent team of domestic sewing enterprises and training new talents. "

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