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The Garment Trade's Next Revolution: what's likely to change by 2015
The Garment Trade's Next Revolution: What's likely to change between 2010 and 2015" looks at the key changes in retailer, brand, consumer and manufacturer needs that will influence the world garment trade between now and 2015.![The Garment Trade's Next Revolution: what's likely to change by 2015]( "The Garment Trade's Next Revolution: what's likely to change by 2015")
The Garment Trade's Next Revolution: What's likely to change between 2010 and 2015" looks at the key changes in retailer, brand, consumer and manufacturer needs that will influence the world garment trade between now and 2015.
In the past 20 years, the number of garments being imported into rich countries has increased sixfold - almost entirely the result of production being relocated (and often re-relocated) for greater efficiency.
But between 2010 and 2015, the market may be just as revolutionised as it was between 2005 and 2010 by some crucial changes in the trading environment. Above all, the imminent decline in the number of Chinese of working age - but also by further changes in Customs rules, in buyers' requirements, and in increasingly scarce and costly cotton and power supplies.
"The Garment Trade's Next Revolution: what's likely to change by 2015" reviews the changes likely to start transforming the industry again from about 2012, and makes specific, country by country, predictions about their effect on the garmet trade in the leading 80 garment exporting countries.
Products Mentioned:
Babywear, Bras & Corsetry, Knitted Brief, Men's Anoraks and casual jackets, Men's Coats, Men's Formal Jackets, Men's Jeans, Men's Knitted Shirts, Mens Nightwear, Men's Suits, Men's Swim, Men's Woven Shirts, Men's Woven Trousers, Panties, Slips + petticoats, Socks, Sweaters, T Shirt, Tights (Pantyhose)/stockings/pop socks, Track suits & jogging, Women's Anoraks and casual jackets, Women's Coats, Women's Dresses, Women's Formal Jackets, Women's Jeans, Women's Knitted Blouses, Women's Knitted Trousers, Women's Nightwear, Women's Skirts, Women's Suits, Women's Swim, Women's Trousers, Woven Blouses and Woven brief.
Initial buyers get a FREE copy of edition 2, when we revise our forecasts in the light of new events and reader and commentator feedback.
POST: 2024-11-25
In the past 20 years, the number of garments being imported into rich countries has increased sixfold - almost entirely the result of production being relocated (and often re-relocated) for greater efficiency.
But between 2010 and 2015, the market may be just as revolutionised as it was between 2005 and 2010 by some crucial changes in the trading environment. Above all, the imminent decline in the number of Chinese of working age - but also by further changes in Customs rules, in buyers' requirements, and in increasingly scarce and costly cotton and power supplies.
"The Garment Trade's Next Revolution: what's likely to change by 2015" reviews the changes likely to start transforming the industry again from about 2012, and makes specific, country by country, predictions about their effect on the garmet trade in the leading 80 garment exporting countries.
Products Mentioned:
Babywear, Bras & Corsetry, Knitted Brief, Men's Anoraks and casual jackets, Men's Coats, Men's Formal Jackets, Men's Jeans, Men's Knitted Shirts, Mens Nightwear, Men's Suits, Men's Swim, Men's Woven Shirts, Men's Woven Trousers, Panties, Slips + petticoats, Socks, Sweaters, T Shirt, Tights (Pantyhose)/stockings/pop socks, Track suits & jogging, Women's Anoraks and casual jackets, Women's Coats, Women's Dresses, Women's Formal Jackets, Women's Jeans, Women's Knitted Blouses, Women's Knitted Trousers, Women's Nightwear, Women's Skirts, Women's Suits, Women's Swim, Women's Trousers, Woven Blouses and Woven brief.
Initial buyers get a FREE copy of edition 2, when we revise our forecasts in the light of new events and reader and commentator feedback.
POST: 2024-11-25
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