Consumers do n’t like to buy clothes anymore. Are clothing brands living better?
Editor’s note: This article is from WeChat public account “New Retail” (ID: ixinlingshou) a > author: Luo Xiuling. p>
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The downturn in the apparel industry has been going on for some time. p>
According to the latest figures from the National Bureau of Statistics: In 2019, the total retail sales of social consumer goods was 4,11649 billion yuan, a nominal increase of 8.0% over the previous year. p>
From the retail situation of shoes and hats: the total retail sales of shoes and hats in China in December 2019 reached 149 billion yuan, an increase of 1.9% compared with the same period last year; from January to December 2019, the national shoes and hats Total retail sales reached 135.7 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 2.9%, which was 5.1 percentage points lower than the growth rate of total retail sales of consumer goods during the same period. p>
Consumers do n’t like to buy clothes anymore. Are clothing brands living better? h2>
“Lianshang.com” selected 27 apparel and footwear brands that issued profit warnings to see how apparel companies respond to the crisis and look for opportunities in adversity. p>
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The numbers are important: p>
1. Of the 27 listed companies, only 9 companies are pre-increasing or turning losses into profit. These 9 companies are women’s clothing business win global, Kelai Tier; men’s wear stock; casual clothing Erdos; footwear Brands Saturday, Hasson; sports brands ANTA Sports, Pathfinder and Biyin Lefen. p>
2, 4 companies turned losses into profits, namely Shangying Global, Busen, Hasson, and Pathfinder. p>
For the first time, 3 and 2 companies are expected to make losses, including Modern Avenue and Sanfu Outdoor. p>
Among the 27 listed companies, Modern Avenue is expected to decline the most, with the highest expected decline of 5548.09%, followed by Meibang Clothing and La Chapelle. p>
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