What are the channels of purchase of Chinese dress wholesalers?

First of all, the wholesale clothing market this is the most common channel of purchase, Guangzhou and Shenzhen is the first level of the market, this is the most resourceful place, the conditions of the friends can be good to go here to study. Hangzhou Seasons Green is a secondary market, Hangzhou has its own characteristics, classification is fine, Haining fur, Puyuan knitting, Pinghu down jacket, Keqiao fabric market and so on.

But a lot of stalls of goods are fried in Guangzhou. Experience to be full. Shanghai seven Pu some stalls do European goods do very fine, which has to do with Shanghai's own industrial capacity. But the wholesale price tends to retail price trend is too serious, if you are not doing high-end, your profits may not be enough. As for Chengdu, Zhengzhou, a kind of wholesale market, try to break out, this is not a permanent place.

Secondly, the manufacturers of goods, which is a very competitive channel of goods. Manufacturers of goods is also a common channel, go to the manufacturers of goods, you can get a lower purchase price, but a lot of foundries once the number of goods and the amount of money will usually require a higher, increased business risks.

Introduction:

Hanbok's "Han" word and the Han people's "Han" is the same, the extension of the meaning of the word also exists from the Han Dynasty to expand for the whole nation refers to the process. Han clothes, the full name of the "traditional dress of the Han people", also known as Han clothes, Han clothes, Chinese clothes, from the reign of the Yellow Emperor to the end of the Ming Dynasty early two thousand years to "from Huaxia to the Han" culture as the background and the dominant idea to the Huaxia, Han rituals as the center.

Natural evolution and the formation of a unique Han nationality style character, and clearly different from other nationalities of the traditional dress and accessories system. It not only inherited the excellent Han crafts of weaving, dyeing, embroidery and carving, but also is an important manifestation of China's "State of Manners" and "Clothes and Crowns of the Kingdom".