The Production Mode Of Garment Customization Is Totally Disruptive To The Garment Pattern.

In the recent document on supply side reform, the central economic work conference pointed out that this year's economic work is mainly about five major tasks: capacity, inventory, deleveraging, cost reduction and compensation.

Reporters found through observation, combined with the apparel industry, the most urgent problem is undoubtedly to inventory.

High inventory has become a nightmare for China's apparel industry. Data show that inventories totaled 22 billion 209 million yuan last year increased by 19% over the 18 billion 588 million yuan in 2011.

In the light of

Increasingly serious phenomenon, according to industry analysis, the clothing industry can take several ways to reduce inventory, such as increasing exports and adopting more effective products.

However, if we want to achieve "zero inventory" thoroughly, we must make a thorough reform of the garment industry from the production mode.

As Liu Jianguo, President of Shandong garment industry association, said, because customization can solve inventory problems well, in the future.

The consumption direction of the industry must be personalized customization and diversified customization.

Moreover, with the gradual maturity of customization mode, the future market of garment customization will gradually become popular. The future domestic garment customization will become more and more popular.

Luo Fanxi, a famous designer who is often engaged in garment customization, introduces that the production mode of garment customization is totally disruptive to the garment pattern.

The traditional way of making garments is to make clothes first and then sell them to consumers. The fashion customization mode is to find the consumers first, and then to design and produce garments according to the consumers' wishes.

How many customers there are, how many products there is, there is no inventory problem.

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China's Hemp textile industry is divided into flax, ramie, jute and hemp industries. In recent years, there has been a phenomenon of uneven development: the linen textile industry has grown rapidly, ramie textile industry has shrunk rapidly, the Jute Textile industry has been struggling, and the hemp textile industry has been steadily gaining momentum.

The uneven development of various sub sectors directly affects the overall development of China's Hemp textile industry.

Linen textile industry has developed fastest, and its production and processing volume and trade export volume have surpassed that of ramie textile industry.

Linen long linen spinning developed from 350 thousand in 2010 to 650 thousand in 2015.

Linen blended industry is developing rapidly, and many cotton, wool and chemical fiber textile enterprises are trying to blend with flax.

The processing technology and equipment level of linen textile industry has also been updated year by year to reach the advanced level in the world.

However, it is estimated that in 2015, the planting area of Flax in China was less than 100 thousand mu, mainly distributed in Heilongjiang and Xinjiang, and decreased by 50% compared with 2009.

Due to the lack of good seeds and advanced harvesting equipment, there are not many suitable climatic zones for rain and dew.

In 2015, the linen textile industry in China consumed about 210 thousand tons of flax fiber, of which 184 thousand tons of imported flax raw materials and 87.62% of imports accounted for.

The price of imported raw materials is also increasing year by year. For example, the average price of imported imports in 2015 was 2.99 US dollars / kg, which rose 62.50% compared with 1.84 US dollars / kg in 2010.

In recent years, the linen textile industry has been working hard to develop consumer oriented terminal products, and actively open up the domestic demand market.

However, there are still some linen textile enterprises staying in the processing and export of primary products such as yarns and cloth. "Two ends" are easy to produce or expand because of asymmetric market information.