The Development Situation Of German Clothing Industry Is Relatively Optimistic

　　 German Fashion The Association recently released an investigation report on 330 member enterprises.

The report shows that the fashion turnover in Germany in 2011 was 12 billion euros, 70% of Germany latest fashion The sales volume of the company has increased, while the proportion of enterprises in stagnation and decline is 18% and 12% respectively.

The report points out that although the European debt crisis continues to spread, Germany is expected to clothing The development situation of the industry is relatively optimistic, and the annual sales will still achieve a small growth.

The report points out that in difficult economic times, high quality and luxury Clothes & Accessories The sales situation is more optimistic. Hugo Boss, Germany's largest haute couture company, said that the company got rid of the adverse impact of the downturn in the European economic environment, and its profits in the second quarter of 2012 increased significantly, and it continued to maintain a strong growth trend in core markets such as Germany and the United Kingdom.

Germany Clothing factory Gary Weber also said that only the Greek market in the European Union saw a significant decline in sales, while the turnover in Russia, the Commonwealth of Independent States, the Middle East, Australia and the United States increased by more than 10%.

Germany is located in the west of Europe, bordering Poland and the Czech Republic in the east, Austria and Switzerland in the south, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France in the west, Denmark in the north and the North Sea and the Baltic Sea across the sea from the Nordic countries. The national government is a parliamentary republic.

The President of the Federation is the Head of State. The federal government consists of the Federal Prime Minister and several federal ministers, and the Federal Prime Minister is the head of government. Germany is one of the founding members of the European Union and a member of the United Nations, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Group of Eight and the Mediterranean Union. Germany is an outstanding country in Europe, the second largest commodity exporter and the third largest commodity importer in the world, and also a world leader in medical research, technological innovation and other fields. On October 3, 1990, Germany, which had been divided for 41 years since the Cold War, was reunified again.

Germany is located in the middle of Europe, bordering Poland and the Czech Republic to the east, Austria and Switzerland to the south, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France to the west, Denmark to the north, and the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. It is the country with the most neighbors in Europe. It covers an area of 357000 square kilometers. The national boundary is 3757 kilometers long, and the coastline is 2389 kilometers long. 53.5% of Germany's area is used for agriculture, 29.5% for forests, 12.3% for living and transportation, 1.8% for water, and the remaining 2.9% for wasteland.

The terrain of Germany is low in the north and high in the south, in a ladder shape, and can be divided into four terrain areas: the northern part of Germany is a plain with an average altitude of less than 100 meters, which is part of the Bode Plain (Central European Plain), bordering the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. The terrain is low and flat. The climate is cool in summer, cold in winter, and the soil is relatively poor. Grassland is mainly used to develop animal husbandry, but also rye, oats, and potatoes; The middle part is a mountainous area composed of east-west highlands; The southwest is the Rhine Valley area. The steep mountains on both sides of the Rhine River are forests and alpine pastures; The southeast is the Bavarian Plateau and the Alps. The valley has a long sunshine period, fertile soil, and is rich in fruits such as tobacco and grapes and hops for beer brewing. The Zug Peak (2963m above sea level) in the Alps is the highest peak in Germany.