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Ying Lin Has Won The Title Of "China'S Famous Casual Wear Town".

2010/9/27 22:42:00 52

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The city of Jinjiang, Fujian Province, was awarded "China"

Textile industry

At the same time, the town of Ying Lin has won the "famous town of Chinese casual wear", and Shen Hu town has won the title of "famous Chinese underwear town".

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Textile and garment industry is a traditional manufacturing industry which started early and developed rapidly in Jinjiang. After developing from small to large, from family workshops to modern enterprises, the development pattern of standardization, modernization and serialization of production has basically formed, and a complete industrial system integrating chemical fiber, weaving, dyeing and finishing, and garment production has been formed.

Textile in the mainland

Clothing production and processing base and main distribution center, the industrial distribution basically covers the whole city.

Jinjiang textile and garment industry attaches importance to increasing investment in technological pformation, promoting product innovation, improving product technology content and grabbing the commanding heights of the market.

The clothing industry introduces computer CAD design technology, and there are many kinds of garments, and all kinds of men's clothing, women's wear, children's wear, sportswear, sportswear, underwear, down garments and denim suits are available. Most of the production equipment of the chemical fiber industry is from Germany and Japan, and is in the international advanced level in the 90s and twenty-first Century of last century. There are more than 8000 advanced loom looms in Taiwan and Japan, nearly 1000 air-jet looms, more than 400 rapier looms and more than 7000 knitting discs.

Cotton cloth

Fabric processing such as flannelette, cradle cloth, synthetic leather cloth, elastic cloth, colored cloth, jacquard cloth and so on. The dyeing and finishing industry has a set of stereotyped equipment made by enterprises such as Taiwan, Germany, Fuji, Germany and so on.

The Jinjiang textile industry has thousands of sales outlets in Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Guangdong and other regions. Its products sell to Beijing, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Sichuan and other provinces, and occupy large market share in East and southwest China.

Nearly 30 thousand people in the city have been engaged in clothing sales for many years, and nearly 50 enterprises have set up more than 20 thousand stores and outlets in more than 70 large and medium-sized cities throughout the country, and the product sales network has spread across all major cities except Qinghai and Tibet.

Overseas, through trade agents and participation in exhibitions and other channels, it has established a buying and selling relationship with more than 50 countries, and the sales market has gradually extended from Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe to Western Europe, the Americas, the Middle East and South Africa.