Chinese Manufacturing Industry In The Eyes Of Western Media

US media: "made in China" is not so unique as it is difficult to replicate.

A recent article in the US media reveals the truth of Chinese made in the eyes of Westerners.

In the eyes of Westerners, "made in China" means that the concept of cheap goods is still deep-rooted.

But made in China.

The quality is improving rapidly.

Nowadays, China's apparel industry has invested in production technology and training for decades, and with China's increasing share in the global garment industry, the clothing technology of the relevant employees is superior.

There are still sweatshops in China, but there are also highly technical and highly specialized clothing industries, as well as supply chain managers of the global popular clothing brands and even some high-end brands.

They are considered to be able to provide the best combination of price, speed and quality.

"If I want to produce ordinary men's jeans, I will go to Pakistan."

Edward Holzman, the co owner of purchasing journal, said, "if production is made,"

I will go to China.

Because their overall technology is better, and they can produce fashions easily. "

China's clothing industry has become highly specialized. Many Chinese towns may only concentrate on producing certain clothing products, such as "the world's children's clothing capital" and "woolen sweater city".

This intensive industrial layout makes local factories extremely proficient in business.

In fact, luxury brands are now becoming the norm in China, and Boboli, Armani and Prada are no exception.

China also has a rapidly growing local luxury industry.

Create exquisite products in China.

Of course, "made in China" does not guarantee excellent products. China is still a developing country after all.

But in general, Holzman said, "compared with other countries, purchasing managers have higher expectations for fashion and high value added products from China."

The evidence of Josh Green, founder of the global sourcing platform, is that although wages and operating costs are rising, many companies have not left.

"Policymakers believe that they are unique and difficult to replicate elsewhere."

He said, "in short, China has developed such advanced strength, so it is difficult for other countries to compete with it."