Polyester Or Taffeta And Other Conventional Fabrics Will Decrease Or Become Scarce.

Have you ever thought that ordinary, ordinary 190T, 210T polyester taffeta and 380T nees spun fabrics may again be in short supply?

Take a look at these fabrics, and look at the current textile market, some people think that these fabrics again hot sales is impossible. But in fact, after the textile off-season, the fabric that looks like rotten street may once again be lifted up.

Let's take a look at the current situation of conventional fabrics.

The status quo of conventional fabrics, from heaven to hell.

It's not too much to describe the conventional varieties in this market by "falling from heaven to hell", because these fabrics have basically disappeared in the textile market. Throughout the year, no matter when the market is relatively good, it is still a very bad stage. It's hard for you to hear about these fabrics. The focus of the whole textile market is following the new, special and small fabrics such as T400, T800, "King glory", recycled fabrics, acetic acid, imitation acetic acid, etc.

But the price can be heard from these conventional varieties in the painful howl: the price of 210T polyester taffeta fell from 2.1 yuan / meter at the beginning of the year to the current 1.4 yuan / meter, and the price of 380T nylon fabric has fallen from 3.3 yuan / meter to 4.6 yuan / meter last year, and the 75D 24T Chiffon grey fabric has fallen from 2.6 yuan / meter to 3.3 yuan / meter last year.

Each variety has dropped by more than 20%, or even many varieties have exceeded 30%. Of course, most of the decline is due to the decline in raw material prices, but the impact of downstream market demand for such fabrics can not be underestimated. In addition, the decline in raw material prices is also largely due to lower demand for terminals. In general, the demand for these fabrics is decreasing in the market.

Conventional varieties are unmarketable, both natural disasters and man-made disasters.

The predicament of conventional fabrics is that first of all, it is "natural disaster". The global economic situation is weakening, the growth rate is slowing down, the demand for terminal market is shrinking, and the number of textile fabric orders has rapidly declined. In 2018, the sales of clothing in China decreased by more than 17 billion compared to 2017, with a drop of nearly 25%, and the sales volume of fabrics also dropped from "diving" to ten years ago.

Especially this year, the rate is probably warm winter, so that the sales volume of polyester taffeta and nees spun, which is suitable for down fabric, is shrinking rapidly. Silk and other fabrics are not responding to fashion changes. These fabrics have been sold out for hundreds of thousands of millions of meters and become unnoticed for a moment.

On the other hand is the "man-made disaster", the product of the rapid expansion of water jet looms. Since the beginning of 2017, the traditional textile areas in Jiangsu and Zhejiang Province have begun to blow up the "limited spraying" environmental protection, and a large number of water looms have been transferred, and the capacity has dropped significantly. Immediately after that, products such as polyester taffeta, spring sub spinning and so on began to appear to be less than demanding, and prices began to soar. At that time, an ordinary water jet loom made more than one hundred yuan a day, even though there were still large numbers of people holding cash in waiting for goods.

Lucrative profits immediately attracted a large number of capital to enter, Jiangxi, Northern Jiangsu, Anhui, Hubei and other places loom loom production capacity rapid rise, loom number grew more than 200 thousand units, and Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, the total number of eliminated only about one hundred thousand units. And the large number of fabrics produced in the surrounding textile area has returned to the Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces for sale. The situation of supply less than demand was reversed immediately, and polyester and taffeta, spring Asian spinning and nylon spinning began to backlog.

Low profit and less sales, the enthusiasm of conventional fabric production declined.

You must think that those taffeta, spring Asias and nees that are not selling can be bought whenever you want. But the actual situation may be more serious. These products, which are ignored by the market this year, are slowly disappearing in weaving, printing and dyeing.

Sticking to the cost line, or even losing money, and the poor amount of orders, the textile manufacturers' enthusiasm has been exhausted. According to a Tav manufacturer, their factories are no longer producing low density polyester taffeta, such as 190T and 210T polyester taffeta. They are woven out of stock, and they are losing money for a long time, and now they are all over 290T specifications.

Another boss of the satin weaving company also reflects a similar situation. Many of the orders placed by their customers this year are made to order, and no regular ready-made varieties are seen. They also adjusted the production mode in the factory. The most conventional 50*75 has light colored dice. In the past only one fabric of this type, they produced at least 5 kinds of grey cloth with different weight, and each stock with different weight was over 300 thousand meters. But this year, they only produced two different gram weight specifications, with a total stock of only over 100 million, and they have been sold for a long time.

It is inevitable for weaving enterprises to avoid inventory and loss, adjust the direction of production, reduce the production of conventional varieties, and close to the lucrative and more profitable fabrics.

It is an indisputable fact that the specifications and sizes of conventional fabrics have been reduced and the number of stockings has been reduced. If you go to the market to look for this kind of fabric, it may be difficult to find the variety you want, or the stock of a family can not meet your order needs. Even the price of grey cloth will rise and fall because of the fact that things are scarce.