
Neiman Marcus plans to scale back its physical operations in China, closing a warehouse that serves its online business in the country.
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Neiman Marcus plans to scale back its physical operations in China, closing a warehouse that serves its online business in the country.
Confidence, investment in China from US companies is cooling as the country’s economic growth slows and labor costs rise.
Africa’s beleaguered apparel/textile industry could take advantage of a downturn in exports from Chinese manufacturers.
Department stores in China have flourished, with apparel purchases driving growth.

Adidas says it remains committed to sourcing in China and will continue to work with more than 300 suppliers there despite shutting its only company-owned Chinese apparel factory earlier this year.
China’s powerful apparel and textile industry is looking for continued growth in sub-Saharan Africa, where local manufacturers and brands are now worrying about how to deal with the competition.
A report by Frost & Sullivan says China will become the second largest retail market in the world by 2015.

LA-based retailer and manufacturer American Apparel is opening its biggest international store in Beijing, China.
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