The High Price Of Cotton Will Continue For &Nbsp After The Year, And Clothing Prices Will Rise Again.

After last year's policy adjustment, it cooled down.

Despite the steady decline in cotton prices in the second half of 2010, clothing prices continued to soar in terminal sales.

The annual reports of apparel listed companies show that the clothing factory price is generally raised, ranging from 10% to 20%, due to the rising cost of raw materials and labor.

Although the price of cotton has dropped somewhat compared with last year's high level, the price of clothing is still rising this year because of the expected increase in cotton prices.

The market supply worries and the recent weakening of the US dollar once again raised the rebound in the cotton market. Despite the approaching of the Spring Festival holiday, the domestic cotton textile enterprises' suspension of work and holiday gradually increased, and the possibility of a continuous increase in the price before the festival was not too great, but the long-term target of cotton prices remained unchanged.

Insiders say that the trend of cotton price increase has become a consensus under the combined forces of multiple factors.

"Autumn and winter clothing price increase in 2010 is generally over 10%."

Insiders pointed out that most brands with market bases can pass the pressure of rising raw materials through raising prices and new strategies.

However, when price changes still can not keep up with the cost growth, the industrial upgrading of textile and garment enterprises is imminent. "The fluctuation of cotton prices has made many small and medium-sized textile enterprises realize the necessity of improving the technological content and added value of products."