Australian Boutique Stores Reduce Clothing Sizes To Meet Asian Customers

According to reports, to meet the growing demand of Asian consumers, many of Australia

The clothing size of the shop is getting smaller and smaller.

In the fashion press conference held a few weeks ago, the Morrison fashion brand in Perth, Australia, has launched some special clothing for the first time.

"We have a large number of Asian customers in our stores in Melbourne and Sydney," said Paulson, co-founder of Richard Poulson.

Therefore, we keep shrinking the sizes of some styles to better satisfy their shopping needs.

It is reported that the Morrison brand has increased 0 sizes based on the original 1 to 4 clothing size. The 0 size is equivalent to the Australian standard size 6, which is better suited to the shape of Asian consumers.

At present, many of Perth's

Asian consumers are increasingly concerned about the demand for clothing.

It is understood that Tamane, chairman of the Asian Fashion Federation (ACF), said: "Perth has positioned itself as a gateway to Asia." (Frank Cintamani)

It takes only 4.5 hours to fly from Singapore to Perth, and Perth and Singapore are located in a time zone. Compared with other Australian regions, Perth has more geopolitical advantages in cooperation with Asian investors.

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Gangwall, Minister of state of the Ministry of textiles in India, said that the export volume of textiles in India in the current fiscal year is expected to reach US $50 billion, and India textiles have great potential. The government will give full support to expanding exports so as to promote the development of the industry.

Insiders said that India textile exports after a long period of weakness, the current situation is gratifying, the 3~5 will grow rapidly in the future, the output value of the garment industry in India is about 2 trillion rupees (1 rupees, or about 0.016 dollars), and is expected to double in the next 5 years.

India textile industry has the advantages of low labor cost, diversified raw materials, traditional design technology and huge domestic market.

According to a study by the United States International Trade Commission, India is the second largest producer of textiles and clothing in the world. It is the only country capable of competing with China in the textile industry.

Earlier, Gangwall said that India textile ministry hopes to establish 25~30 textile parks and a number of industrial clusters to promote the development of the textile industry.

Recently, Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Minister of textile industry of India, said that the India government put forward a new textile policy. At present, the Department has approved the construction of 13 textile parks in India.

"We expect to invest at least 1 billion rupees per textile park. In addition, the Ministry of textiles will provide a financial subsidy of 400 million rupees to each textile garden".

After the establishment of the park, it is expected that each textile garden can create 2500~3000 new employment opportunities. The textile industry can become the second largest employment industry in India after agriculture.

Gangwar said the Ministry of textile industry will hold a meeting to discuss the details of investment in India's textile industry development policy.

The government has put forward a new textile development policy aimed at increasing the global market share of India textiles from 4% to 12% over the next 10 years.

India's current national textile industry development policy was formulated in 2000, and the textile industry in India has undergone some changes since the implementation of the policy.

The new textile policy will continue to focus on providing adequate skilled labour for the textile industry, labour reform, attracting investment in the textile industry, and promoting the development of the textile and garment industry.

The new policy also includes providing world-class infrastructure for textile industrial parks, promoting the modernization of power looms and hand looms, promoting the ecological development of India's textile industry, and providing standards for the credit assessment of India's textile industry.