The Textile And Apparel Industry In The United States Is Developing With High Technology And Low Cost.

One item Research It shows that the potential competitiveness of the textile manufacturing industry in the United States is rising rapidly. Textile media all over the world have found that the American textile industry is being reborn in another way, that is, high technology and low cost. The United States did not have an advantage in the spinning industry, but because of the soaring price of world fiber, it brought the opportunity for the native textile industry to bring back to life.

Since China's accession to the WTO, the textile industry in the United States has been on the decline, while China is on the rise. Take the spinning machine, almost every year, China introduces this spinning equipment. From WTO entry to 2009, China's textile output has increased by more than 10 times. And the number of Chinese looms imported is also close behind. China has no doubt become the largest textile producer in the world. In other countries, especially in developed countries, the output of textiles has gone from bad to worse. This is the development of textile industry in the past.

As early as 2003, the United States has become one of the countries with the highest cost of spinning in the world, and the cost of spinning is no exception, so a large number of American factories have to shut down and stop production. Since then, the cost advantage of the United States has been lost. It has been surpassed by Turkey, China and Brazil, and has been far behind. Another situation began to emerge after 2010. According to ITMF survey data, the US textile industry has lost its competitiveness due to the continuous depreciation of the US dollar, the increase in raw material prices, the increase in the cost of energy, labor prices and emissions. The only advantage of the United States is raw cotton production. From 2010 to 2011, the rise in cotton prices brought a spark of vitality to the mainland, because the price of the output of the cotton producing countries doubled. This has led to the soaring prices of textile products in the producer countries. At the same time, labor and energy prices such as China's textile giants have begun to rise.

　　 U.S.A Hamilton, the largest textile market consulting firm, suddenly discovered that the US textile industry is now at a turning point. The United States has not only the advantage of raw cotton, but also the price of labor and the price of energy far lower than that of other textile powers. That is why the textile giants such as India and China began to move to the United States after entering the 2014. Not only do they want to get the latest high-tech cake, but the cost advantage in the US is obvious.

As a result, the American textile industry is experiencing the nirvana of Phoenix. For example, American companies have launched a series of high-tech textiles and clothing this year. The Muldoon textile company of the United States has developed a fabric that can generate heat automatically by using a superfine fiber and lithium battery; the Strauss and Co has introduced the sweating and decontamination function of jeans; Northrop has introduced a high-tech jacket for small lithium batteries for energy, and the temperature adjuster of the clothes has been adjusted; harness company will launch the fat free plastic tights made of tea and grape pomelo into microcapsules in July, and the military Nano Technology College of Massachusetts Institute of Technology also plans to develop soldier uniform that can resist bullet, prevent gas, heal automatically and change colors according to the scene. At present, the high-tech textile industry in the United States is emerging and gaining the global cost competitive advantage gradually. The price of its technology products is very low, and the price of ordinary multi-functional clothing is also much higher than that of traditional garments produced in China. Large countries like China and India need years to keep pace with the United States in the field of technology.

Hamilton believes that this may be a good start. The new data also show that the United States not only possesses new technology, but also has a good foundation for textile industry. As a center of world textile technology, South Carolina has continuously launched technology patents. This may be the reason why India salad functional fiber company is trying to settle in South Carolina.