List Of China'S Garment Industry Base In 2020 And Case Analysis Of Typical Garment Bases (Map)

China business intelligence network: the industrial base is a planned and industrial economy with the industrial cluster effect organized by the government or non-governmental organizations or organizations. Industrial bases vary according to their industrial attributes, with different scales and diversified characteristics. In recent years, with the continuous development of China's textile and garment industry, the scale of textile and garment bases has also been expanding. According to the data of China Textile Industry Association, at present, there are 38 textile and garment industrial bases in China. Among them, Jiangsu province has 12 textile and garment industrial bases, and the most textile and clothing base in China.

Source: China Business Industry Research Institute, 2020, China apparel industry cluster market prospect and Investment Research Report.

Changshu, Jiangsu - One of the three billion billion textile and garment bases.

Changshu is an important textile and garment cluster base in China. It is also one of the three largest billion textile and garment bases in Jiangsu province. "China's textile industry base city", "China's famous leisure clothing city" and "famous cashmere products in China" And so on. As a typical garment industry base in China, Changshu has many favorable factors for its development.

(1) the industrial chain is complete. After years of development, Changshu has gathered more than 5000 textile and garment enterprises, such as Bosideng, Long Dafei and redwood trees. It has formed an industrial chain integrating raw materials, accessories, design, printing and dyeing, knitting, textile, logistics, wholesale, retail and export.

From the perspective of apparel industry chain, all links in the industrial chain include raw material supply, spinning, weaving, printing and dyeing, finishing, garment production, brand clothing management and so on. Since China's accession to the WTO, the export environment has become increasingly loose, and a good trade environment has prompted domestic garment manufacturers to rapidly increase their output to cope with the increasing export orders overseas. Since 2001, the volume of China's garment export trade has increased by four times, making China's textile and garment industry share a large share in international trade. The textile and garment industry chain is also becoming more and more complete in the process of meeting the needs of a large number of international markets, and the competitiveness of all links in the industrial chain has been greatly improved.

Source: Wan Dai clothing Limited by Share Ltd prospectus, China Business Research Institute collation