“Last year, the imitation memory foam that many bosses were optimistic about on the market became skewed. This year, it has basically not been touched. Many manufacturers have made 108,000 yuan of inventory. From last year to this year, not a single meter has been sold.” A trader in the market said.
There are many promising fabrics, but only a handful of them are really hot sellers. The same goes for nylon fabrics, which were said to be hot sellers last year. A large number of stocks were stocked because some people thought they would be hot sellers, but the result of the hype was a large amount of unsalable inventory. Under the current market conditions, being “optimistic” is just wishful thinking on the part of textile bosses.
This year’s textile market can be said to have fully demonstrated the problem of polarization. It was said in the early stage that many textile bosses have received orders until next year, and even exaggeratedly, they have received orders until the middle of next year. However, such situations are still a minority after all. More Textile bosses now don’t even dare to produce inventory.
Fortunately, I didn’t dare to give birth, otherwise I would “faint” directly.
“Polyester and nylon cotton is unsaleable this year, but there is not much inventory. Many bosses simply dare not produce it.” A textile boss who specializes in polyester nylon cotton said.
It cannot be said that conventional fabrics such as polyester, nylon and cotton have been very popular in previous years. At least orders for conventional varieties will be placed within a certain period of time. This kind of fabrics will not last as long as cotton or spandex-containing products. It will break, and many textile bosses will produce some more or less. However, many textile bosses did not expect that this year it would be unsaleable. It is conceivable that the market this year is in a mess except for a small number of textile companies.
Fortunately, the market situation this year has been unsatisfactory, and weaving manufacturers have exercised a lot of restraint in producing inventory. The bosses adhere to the principle of never producing inventory during the holidays, which has resulted in much less inventory of some conventional fabrics. It also relieved a lot of pressure on my shoulders.
To say that the market is not good is not entirely true. There were still a large number of orders placed at the beginning of the Golden Nine and Silver Ten days, and many weaving manufacturers were busy during that period. However, this year’s peak season was too short, and the flowering period was suddenly stalled. But according to what the textile boss said: Don’t everyone buy new cotton-padded jackets to wear this winter? I have a feeling that there may be another wave of market conditions in the future.
Is this year’s market over? Not entirely
Many textile bosses believe that if October is not prosperous, then this year’s market is basically over. But the editor does not think so. Although the demand has decreased, it is still there. Although many textile companies claim that the market is poor, the looms in the factory have basically not stopped completely, so there are still orders. It’s just missing some, not that useless.
Double Eleven hasn’t arrived yet, so we can’t fully draw conclusions about this year. There may still be repeat orders. Although they are all small orders, they are also small orders. A weak peak season does not mean that the off-season is weak. Suppose there is an unexpected surprise. It’s not like I have no abilities.
In fact, many textile bosses are well aware that this year’s order situation is not completely bad. If we really want to say it is bad, we can only say that this year’s profits are so bad that textile bosses seem to be giving more to garment factories. By working part-time, I earned some hard-earned money. The reduced demand forced textile bosses to humbly agree to requests for lower prices. This is probably the main reason for the poor performance this year. In short, the lack of money means the market is poor.
It’s still the same old problem. The polarization is very serious. This year’s inventory problem has improved a lot because of the concept of never producing inventory during the holidays. Now it’s mainly about demand and price. It can change but it won’t happen overnight. It will happen later. There are still many tests to go through.
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