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Beijing Clothing Wholesale Market "Get Goods" Clothes &Nbsp; General Rise

2010/11/19 9:18:00 270

These days, the account of Wang boss of the zoo dragon clothing wholesale market is more chaotic than ever, because half of the clothes in the store went up again this week, and the selling price could only rise. She said, "last week, we ordered two lots of goods, although the time interval between the manufacturers was less than one day, the second batch of goods still went up."

Reporters visited some of them.

Wholesale clothing market

It has been found that since the beginning of winter this year, the clothing wholesale market, the market of Lai Ze bridge tail goods and the clothing wholesale market in Dahongmen are much more expensive than those in previous years.

According to Weisasa, the owner of the shop, the price of a product has gone up again. The price of a cotton suit has now been around 200 yuan, an average increase of 20 yuan over last week, and only 120 yuan last year.

Many "dynamic batches" have found that almost all stalls are now hanging out "never bargain" signboards, so that they dare not arbitrarily "sweep the goods", otherwise the hundred dollar bills will be accidentally taken out.

Affected by rising raw materials such as cotton and labor costs, apart from cotton clothes,

Down Jackets

Such as winter clothing increased relatively large, such as jeans, sweaters and so on have also increased prices.

Wang pointed to a thin silk coat, told the reporter: "this dress sold 30 yuan last year, this year has sold to 50 yuan."

Clothing "

Shipment rate

"Sharp decline"

The direct impact of rising cotton prices and rising labor costs in the early stage is the decline in the "delivery rate" of garment enterprises.

In Shishi, Fujian, known as "the city of China's leisure brand", the tide of migrant workers returning home has left a lot of employment gap for many garment enterprises, resulting in a sharp decline in shipments.

"In the past nine and October, winter clothing has basically been completed, and this year only completed less than 50%."

Mr. Lin, head of a medium-sized garment factory, told reporters.

Many family shops in Shishi, Fujian, temporarily shut down production lines. These seemingly unattractive clothing factories have been circulating in all parts of the country, and many small garment factories have entered the hibernation state early. They can not see the figure of the workers or hear the roar of machines.