The Development Of Garment Enterprises In 2013 Is Still Not Optimistic.

< p > 2012, China's < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp" > clothing < /a > industry is a special year. Many garment enterprises have not been able to receive orders this year, the market is deserted, and an economic cold current is being measured in the minds of garment enterprises.

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< p > clothing enterprises are also facing difficulties in 2013. Because this year's situation is still hard to be optimistic, what should our clothing industry go? In the current grim situation, many enterprises in Southeast Asia may become a trend.

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< p > reporter saw from the foreign clothing market, in the North American clothing market, the pfer trend of the high-end products is very obvious. Take the example of men's < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > Western-style clothes < /a >, for example, the US imports from the world dropped by 9, from China to 17, but imports from Mexico and Vietnam increased by 23 and 11.3.'s domestic clothing export situation was pessimistic.

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< p > < strong > businessmen in Jiangsu and Zhejiang have reduced their costs to Southeast Asian factories and businesses. < /strong > < /p >

< p > Yiwu businessman Lou Liang once went to Vietnam to set up factories to do foundry. Recently, he revealed to the author the general situation of the Southeast Asian clothing market. He said, "Southeast Asian clothing market has a relatively big impact on the domestic market." now more and more domestic enterprises are looking for factory in Vietnam, and the technicians of the company are also carrying out directive operation with the order to Vietnam. Now the company mainly produces some high-end "a href=" http://cailiao.sjfzxm.com/matertial/show/default.aspx "underwear" /a products.

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< p > some small and medium-sized enterprises in China try to reduce production costs to Vietnam.

In order to circumvent the country's foreign exchange control, some enterprises first registered in Hongkong or some small Pacific countries, opened accounts and made deliveries with Vietnamese enterprises.

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< p > < strong > Vietnam's economic development needs foreign capital and technology investment < /strong > /p >

< p > according to the author's understanding, the most common way for SMEs to pfer to Vietnam is to collect raw materials and excipients needed for processing, then carry them to Xiamen and then send them to Vietnam by sea.

These small business owners say that because of this low pportation cost, they have obvious advantages compared with the domestic ones.

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Like P, after some cost and quota trade-offs, some state owned textile enterprises in Jiangsu and Zhejiang have even invested in Vietnam.

It is reported that in Vietnam, a factory with 500 people will invest only $700 thousand.

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< p > not only is the Yiwu businessmen of Lou Liang, but also some powerful state owned companies in Jiangsu and Zhejiang have moved the textile enterprises to Vietnam. It is said that only seven hundred thousand dollars can be completed by the domestic enterprises to Vietnam.

However, for India, where labour is very low, domestic enterprises rarely enter.

Insiders told the author that the textile industry in Vietnam and India is quite different. Vietnam's textile industry has great deficiencies in raw materials and technology management, and increasingly relies on foreign technology and funds to develop their local economy.

In India, there is a complete industrial chain in China, while India regards Chinese enterprises as rivals and restrices the entry of India into Chinese enterprises.

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