It Is Estimated That In The Next Five Years, The Annual Sales Of Russian Fur Clothing Will Increase By 8.3%.

Russia

The analysis shows that artificial fur clothing is sold almost exclusively through domestic trade in the Russian market.

In the 2007-2011 years, the proportion of domestic sales in the demand structure averaged 85.7%.

The sales of artificial fur clothing in Russia increased from 16600 in 2007 to 23500 in 2011.

Sales increased by 41.5% in the 5 years.

According to professional estimates, in the 2012-2016 years, the sales of Russian fur clothing will increase by an average of 8.3% a year and 35000 by 2016.

In the 2007-2011 years, the proportion of Russian fur clothing exports did not exceed 14.3% in the demand structure.

Russia

Not much, because Russian artificial fur products are inferior in quality to imported products.

In addition, consumer countries have vigorously developed their textile and garment industries, an increase of 1.04% over the same period last year. The export situation is still grim. They continue to face difficulties such as weak external demand, obvious pfer of orders and intensified foreign trade protectionism.

Fur leather processing and manufacturing industry has been fully developed, especially the use of Merino lamb skin for more processing processes made of fur style skin quality is more perfect, for the snow boots, sheepskin and fur integrated product development has provided a rich soil.

This also limits Russia's export potential.

2011 Russia

The main importer is Armenia, which accounts for 40.7% of Russia's exports.

In 2011, the second largest importer of Russian fur products was Azerbaijan.

The textile industry is now in urgent need of adjusting the production and development structure of the industry. The outside is suede flannelette, which is made of wool.

This material is made of single sided woolen leather, which is very cheap.

By increasing the technological pformation, shaping the brand influence and improving the quality level, the fluctuation of the external factors to the development of the industry is suppressed.

The proportion of exports to Azerbaijan in 2011 was 38.2%.

Looking at the snow boots sold in the market, most of the snow boots are against their original idea of "fur and wool".

In 2011, Russia's third largest exporter of fur clothing was Kazakhstan, accounting for 18.2% of its total.