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Sep 24,2026
Smart Clothing: The New Growth Engine of the Wearable Industry
While running, you don’t need to hold your phone—simply tap a button on your garment to play music. When driving, a quick touch on your sleeve lets you make calls or access navigation information. Back home, a simple adjustment of your collar turns on the TV… Does this kind of cutting-edge smart clothing excite you? Smart apparel that integrates technologies like the internet, the Internet of Things, and big data is gradually becoming part of everyday life. Today, some smart‑clothing companies have embedded electronic components such as LED screens into garments, allowing users to control screen brightness and content via a mobile app, thus meeting the personalized needs of younger generations. The emergence of many smart garments stems from…
Sep 24,2026
Development of Enterprise Informationization in the Textile and Apparel Industry and Future Trends
Due to low domestic labor costs, the textile and apparel industry was once one of China’s globally competitive sectors. However, in recent years, rising material and labor costs, coupled with steadily increasing rents, have made enterprise informationization a key focus of corporate transformation. For more advanced textile enterprises, informationization has already been implemented, providing robust support for business growth and enhanced competitiveness. The successful implementation of informationization in the textile industry seamlessly integrates five critical areas—finished products, production, environment, safety, and energy—enabling real-time monitoring of production status, product quality, and energy consumption, while integrating…
Sep 24,2026
Today, the apparel industry has evolved into a sector that integrates cutting-edge technologies across the internet, encompassing a comprehensive system that blends craftsmanship, innovation, and art. However, judging from the current state of China’s apparel industry, the market is flooded with products of uneven quality—many are poorly made and hastily produced—and most companies remain stuck at the stage of contract manufacturing, private-label production, and exporting low‑value goods. Following the intense market reshuffling of 2015, in 2016 the Chinese apparel industry saw larger enterprises placing even greater emphasis on brand‑driven quality assurance, particularly those that have endured years of fierce competition and thus earned significant industry influence. Meanwhile, smaller firms, constrained by their own circumstances and various other factors, face mounting challenges in simply “surviving.”
Sep 24,2026
In May 2017, U.S. imports of textiles and apparel totaled $8.53 billion.
In May 2017, U.S. imports of textiles and apparel totaled $8.53 billion, up 1.54% year over year and 10.39% month over month. Of this amount, imports from China reached $2.99 billion, up 0.84% year over year and 13.88% month over month, accounting for 35.02% of total U.S. imports—a share that increased by approximately 1.07 percentage points compared with the previous month. Imports from Vietnam amounted to $933 million, up 1.73% year over year and 1.19% month over month, representing 10.94% of the total—down about 1 percentage point from the prior month. Imports from India totaled $673 million…
Sep 24,2026
Which channel is most suitable for companies to customize workwear?
Corporate attire is a company’s “first business card,” yet putting wardrobe policies into practice—deciding where and how to procure it—often poses a challenge for many organizations. Companies typically consider three main sourcing channels: group purchases through retail ready-to-wear stores, in-store custom tailoring of professional wear, and bespoke solutions from specialized professional‑wear brands. But which of these options best suits an enterprise?
Sep 24,2026
The 3rd Shanghai International Professional Attire Expo
In step with the evolving trends of haute couture, and catering to the demands of discerning consumers seeking high-end, bespoke formalwear, a dedicated sub‑exhibition for luxury private customization has emerged. As a signature section of the third Shanghai International Professional Attire Expo, it showcases the very best in personalized, handcrafted designs.
Sep 24,2026
How to assess the quality of workwear
Customers often report that custom‑made work uniforms used to suffer from a variety of quality issues, which were difficult to detect during procurement, resulting in significant losses. So how can the quality of work uniforms be properly assessed? Experts have summarized that quality should be evaluated primarily across the following five aspects.
Sep 24,2026
Tips for Washing Custom-Made Workwear
Washing work uniforms is a routine task that workers perform every day. Some people wash their work clothes very quickly, taking them straight out of the machine. In fact, this practice isn’t ideal. Generally speaking, when we wash our work uniforms…
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