Austria Imported More Than 4 Million Euros From China's Textile Products In The First Half Of The Year.

No matter what the boom is, in recent years Austria The number of clothing retailers is increasing. According to the analysis of Regioplan city transfer company Vienna For example, in the shopping district of Maria Hill Mariahilfer Strasse, where the popularity index is high, clothing stores account for 40% of the retail sector from 2 to 44%.

Another example is the growth of clothing retail stores in Kaerntner Strasse shopping mall in Vienna, which is also quite amazing, and occupied all in 2008. Retail About 49%, it has jumped to 60%.

Even if buying bad, there are still some international chain stores wanting to take part in the market pie. At present, Primark and Hollister are ready to set up a stronghold in Austria by the end of 2011, and Bershka will also open stores in the above-mentioned business circles. For smaller local clothing stores in Austria, the living space will be more squeezed.

In recent years, Austria's apparel retailing industry has no matter what its achievements are. Rise and fall The textiles imported from mainland China are growing year after year. In the first half of 2011, the amount of textiles imported directly from the mainland of China amounted to over 400 million 3 thousand and 100 euros, representing a growth of 18% over the same period last year. The growth rate in 2010 was about 11% higher than that in 2010.

The above statistics exclude the "indirect import" products imported from other international apparel chain enterprises and then distributed to Austria chain stores.

Mainland China, including Austria, is currently Europe's leading source of apparel and apparel imports.