Clothing News: Latest Trends In Overseas Apparel Market

Swedish fashion industry enters China market

Recently, the ninth largest

The retailer brand also announced in Shanghai that it is ready to enter the Chinese market, adjust the positioning of Swedish fashion design and increase its share of exports to China.

Among these brands, there are 100 years old stores, family businesses and emerging private enterprises.

Our products include men's wear, women's wear, children's wear and so on.

Sportswear, etc.

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Insiders pointed out that Swedish design aesthetics is characterized by simple style, functionality, emphasis on tailoring, style and leisure, and many brands also consider the sustainable development of their own product lines.

And most Swedish brand products are not too expensive.

During the financial crisis, Sweden's exports showed double-digit decline while the fashion industry continued to develop well.

Therefore, Sweden believes that the fashion sector still has great potential to tap.

As the Swedish brand "H&M" is booming in China, and Chinese consumers are increasingly concerned about fashion and environmental production, Sweden is advocating the promotion of fashion enterprises' export to China's booming market.

Recently, the Burma Investment Commission has approved 6 foreign companies to set up garment processing and re export enterprises in Burma.

It is reported that since November 2011, Burma has approved 19 foreign-funded enterprises to engage in garment processing and manufacturing business in Burma.

Among them, some enterprises are renamed and registered as foreign-funded enterprises by foreigners with original hidden investments.

At present,

The processing industry is running smoothly, labor relations are normal, and clothing processing is the largest in Japan.

Spanish apparel group Inditex increased net profit in the first half of 32%

Spain's largest

Apparel group Inditex announced recently that the group's turnover in the first half of this year was 7 billion 239 million euros, an increase of 17% over the same period last year, and net profit of 944 million euros, an increase of 32% over the same period last year.

The proportion of Asian markets, including China, in the global market of the group increased gradually from 12% in 2010 to 20% at present, while the share in Spain's local market dropped from 30% to 22%.

Inditex in Spain

The share is 12%, half of which is owned by the group's most famous brand Zara.

It is understood that the principle of selecting suppliers for Inditex group is nearby, rather than low production cost. Most of its suppliers come from EU countries, Morocco and Turkey.