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There is no substitute for China's status as a major manufacturing country

2022

12-28

Cross-border e-commerce export apparel category increased by 52% throughout the year

Kantar & Google released the "2019 China Cross-border E-commerce Opportunities and Growth Report", which intuitively summarizes the current situation of cross-border e-commerce and helps sellers understand the status of global cross-border e-commerce exports.

2022

12-28

Overseas brands bucked the trend to expand the Chinese apparel market

According to data released by China's National Bureau of Statistics, clothing sales in 2018 were 540.6 billion pieces, down 2017.719% from 1.24 billion pieces in 8. This figure means that in 2018, the average person in China bought 12 fewer pieces of clothing. According to data released by the China National Commercial Information Center, in 2018, the retail sales of clothing of key large-scale retail enterprises in the country increased by 0.9%, a slowdown of 2017.4 percentage points compared with 5.

2022

12-28

Is there a future for brick-and-mortar stores? A number of clothing and department stores in the United States will close their stores

If you're a fan of the shopping experience of touching fabrics and trying on fragrance samples with your fingertips, you'd better hurry, as more and more U.S. brick-and-mortar chains will disappear in 2020, and some major retailers are reconsidering their brick-and-mortar strategies. According to consultancy Coresight Research, the number of brick-and-mortar stores closed so far in 2019 is staggering — more than 9,000, up from the 5,800 that closed in 2018, and the upcoming 2020 could be an even worse year.