What are the characteristics of clothing production in developed countries?

The product has short life cycle and high production density. Short product life cycle: the product structure of clothing is relatively simple, the product update speed is fast, and the market popularity cycle is short. High production density: the garment industry is generally an assembly line production mode, in which many people cooperate to participate in production, and the production process is completed by manpower and machines. Developed countries, also called developed countries and advanced countries. It refers to those countries with high level of economic and social development and people's living standards, also known as high economic development countries (MEDC).