Analysis Of Poland'S Textile Market: Garments Account For The Highest Proportion Of Imports, And Chinese Products Are Popular.

In recent years, the sustainable development of Poland's textile and garment industry has played an important role in Poland's economy. However, Poland's textile and clothing products still rely heavily on imports, and China is the largest source of imports.

The textile and garment industry is developing at a high speed, and there is still a deficit in the import and export trade.

In recent years, Poland's textile and garment industry is booming.

According to the report of the Poland Cotton Association, Poland textile and clothing production increased in 2017, of which the output value of textiles was about 13 billion 200 million Poland (3 billion 100 million euros), an increase of 7.2% compared with the same period last year, while the output value of clothing was about 7 billion 500 million Poland (1 billion 700 million euros), an increase of 3.6% over the same period last year.

Poland is also one of the few countries in the European Union that continues to grow in textile and clothing production.

In 2017, the export volume of Poland's textile and clothing increased by 3.5% to 7 billion 300 million euros compared with 2016.

Exports are mainly European Union countries, and exports to the European Union account for about 85% of the total exports.

Although exports continue to grow, there is still a trade deficit in the textile and garment industry.

In 2017, the import volume of Poland's industry reached 10 billion 100 million euros, an increase of 5.3% over 2016.

Among them, imports from China amounted to 1 billion 430 million euros, accounting for 14.2% of the total imports. China is also the largest source of imports for Poland's textile and clothing industry.

The foundation of light industry is weak, and local enterprises are scattered and small.

Like most central and Eastern European countries, Poland's heavy industry is relatively advanced and its light industry is weak.

To a certain extent, this has created a great demand for household appliances such as textiles and clothing, as well as televisions, air conditioners and other household appliances.

There are 46000 textile and garment enterprises in Poland, of which 90% are private enterprises, and 700 are over 50 employees.

Although the textile and garment industry in Poland is still fragmented, even though the largest producer accounts for less than 10% of the market share, the industry plays an important role in the whole Poland economy. This is an opportunity for Chinese textile enterprises with a certain scale.

The main textile companies in Poland are Fasty-Holding S.A., Capital Group Haft, Bielaw SA, Wistil SA, Pamotex SA, Andropol,, and so on.

Market demand is huge and Chinese products are very popular.

Poles like to use imported textiles and love imported garments.

Chinese textiles are very popular in Poland, and local wholesalers are very popular with Chinese products.

There are about 34000 clothing stores, 200 large stores and a large number of outdoor bazaars in Poland. The local digestion ability of textile products is very strong, and consumers have greater demand for better quality clothing products.

In addition, Poland is a major producer of furniture in the world. The local labor cost is relatively low, and furniture processing is more. Many international furniture brands set up factories in Poland, and the demand for furniture processing is huge.

There are 102 textile enterprises in China with an annual export volume exceeding US $1 million in Poland.

According to the statistics of Poland Central Bureau of statistics, the textile and clothing market in Poland amounted to 4 billion US dollars, the annual growth rate of textile and clothing consumption was over 5%, and the per capita expenditure of clothing and footwear accounted for 7% of the total income.

According to the level of consumption in Poland, it is expected that the market space of Chinese textile enterprises in Poland will continue to grow in the future.

The proportion of garments and fabric accessories is high, and China is the main source.

Ready-made garments are the main products imported from Poland, and 46% of the textiles are imported garments.

From 2011 to 2016, imports of garments increased by 56.8% in Poland and 5 billion 599 million US dollars in 2016.

China is the largest source of imports, and many Chinese companies help Poland's famous clothing brands, such as LPP, for OEM generation.

Fabric accessories are the second main categories of textiles imported from Poland, and the import volume remains stable.

Import fabric accessories amounted to US $3 billion 299 million in 2016.

China is the second source country of fabric accessories in Poland, second only to Germany.

In home textiles, Poland imports mainly from beds, tables and chairs, toilets and linen fabrics in the kitchen.

Home textiles with bright colors, bright colors, strong sense of design and fashionable styles are popular in Poland.

Luggage is the fastest growing product imported from Poland, and imports increased by 115.1% from 2011 to 2016.

Relying heavily on Chinese products, nearly half of its imports come from China.

Poland's imports of shoes rose rapidly, and the value of imports in 2016 was $1 billion 568 million, up 45% from 5 years ago.

37.1% of the products come from China, and China is the first source of import for its footwear.