Cotton Prices Plummeted, Summer Clothing Still Rose &Nbsp, And Money Was Earned By Circulation.

In the mall, a T-shirt is less than 200 yuan, more than 400 yuan, a skirt 900 yuan, 1000 yuan.

The price of a thin summer dress is almost the same as that of last winter's cotton price. What's wrong with it?

Summer wear is priced at 20% higher.

The first textile net data show that since April, China's cotton price 328 index has fallen below 30 thousand yuan / ton mark, yesterday reported 24749 yuan / ton, compared with the previous day, it dropped 146 yuan, compared with the "May 1" pre holiday price, each ton fell by more than 1500 yuan.

Theoretically speaking, the price of cotton in spring continues to go down, which can erase the pain of consumer's clothing price inflation, but in fact it is not.

"A thin half body.

Many shopping malls in Taiyuan street have said that, like spring clothes, although the amount of cotton used for garments is gradually decreasing, the price of this summer wear before the listing is 20% higher than before.

Money has been made away by circulation.

"In fact, whether cotton prices rise or cotton prices fall, the real drought and waterlogging is in the middle part of the business, such as logistics, shopping malls and so on."

Mr. Gao, a person in charge of a clothing factory in Liaoning, admitted.

According to China's first textile net, the staff of Liaoning clothing association cited an example of a cotton wool coat at a price of 800 yuan. If the raw material was imported pure wool and pure cotton, the price would be around 200 yuan / meter. If the domestic material was used, the price of rice cloth would be 70 yuan to 80 yuan per meter, and the raw material cost of the coat would be around 200 yuan, plus 80 yuan to 100 yuan processing fee.

"However, when the cost of 300 yuan clothes in logistics, shopping malls and other circulation links once again, it can sell to 800 yuan, we can imagine that most of the increase in money is earned by whom."

The staff member said.

In addition, the industry also said that four or five times a year, the cost of oil, the annual increase of labor costs from 15% to 20%, and the gradual reduction of cotton production per year under constant demand are also the drivers of the rise in clothing prices.