Imported clothing from the United States accounts for .% of national consumption, and Asian suppliers are difficult to replace

Imported clothing from the United States accounts for .% of national consumption, and Asian suppliers are difficult to replace

In 2015, Mexico’s total apparel exports to the United States were US$3.814 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 3.8%, and its share of the U.S. imported apparel market also dropped from 4.4% in 2014 to 4.07%. At the same time, China’s apparel exports to the United States only increased by 0.3%. Asian countries such as Vietnam, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and India became the biggest winners, with apparel exports to the United States increasing by 13.9%, 11.8%, 2.6%, and 7% respectively.

A report by the American Fashion Industry Association believes that China’s clothing manufacturing industry is very developed and cheaper than American fashion brands, so it is difficult to be replaced. However, as costs increase in China, some American companies have begun to look for other options, especially in countries such as Vietnam, India and Indonesia. Imported clothing from the United States accounts for 97.5% of national consumption, and Asian countries have become suppliers that are difficult to replace. Imported clothing from the United States accounts for 97.5% of national consumption. Asian suppliers are difficult to replace

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