In The United States, Japan, China And Other Countries, The Export Volume Of Silk Garments Decreased In April Before 2012.

Cumulative export in 1-4 months

The 63 million 162 thousand and 200 (set) fell by 15.82% compared with the same period last year, and exports amounted to $348 million, down 9.54% from the same period last year.

The top five export markets were the United States, Hongkong, Japan, Italy and France, with a decrease of 17.90%, 4.92%, 14.86%, 18.99% and 16.65% respectively.

The top five provinces and cities are Zhejiang, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Shanghai and Sichuan, with the exception of Sichuan silk.

The volume of exports increased by 30.23 compared with the same period last year, while the export volume of other four provinces and cities decreased by 18.08%, 15.32%, 6.58% and 11.81% respectively.

In April,

17 million 1 thousand and 500 units (sets), a year-on-year decrease of 48.33%, a decrease of 9.30%, and an export volume of US $78 million 75 thousand, a decrease of 9.78% over the same period last year and a decrease of 7.41% over the same period.

Related knowledge:

Silk clothing [silk garments] made of natural silk, rayon and synthetic silk fabrics.

In ancient times, silk clothing was made of silk (mainly mulberry silk, including a small amount of tussah silk and cassava silk).

Modern textile materials are made of artificial or natural filament yarns, which can be called generalized silk garments because of the expansion of textile materials.

Silk made of pure silk is also known as "real silk" to distinguish broad silk from other fibers.

Silk clothing maintenance

When washing silk products, choose good detergent.

As silk is slightly acidic as human skin, it is not advisable to wash it with alkaline detergent or soap. It is better to use a small amount of neutral detergent (such as washing spirits for washing fruits and vegetables).

After washing the silk fabric, it is best to immerse it in a few drops of acetic acid for a few minutes, which will make the color more bright.

Silk clothing should be thoroughly cleaned when collecting. It is best to dry clean once. This can not only remove dirt, but also protect material and clothing shape. It can also play a role in killing insects and sterilizing.

In the collection of silk clothing, white silk is best wrapped in blue paper to prevent yellowing.

The brightly colored silk garments should be wrapped in dark paper to keep the color from fading.

Silk clothing is thin, afraid of extrusion, easy to produce wrinkles, should be stored or placed on the top of the suitcase.

Velvet and other velvet garments must be hung up with hangers to prevent velvet from being crushed and deformed.

When a slight mildew occurs on silk clothing, it can be gently wiped off with flannelette or new towel. When mildew is more serious, it can be sprayed onto the surface of silk fabrics with ammonia and ironed, and mildew spots can be eliminated.

A slight mildew on white silk can be gently wiped away with alcohol.