Top 10 Categories in Rising Top 10 Categories in Falling 1. Cotton farbic 2.51% 1. Nylon fabric -1.73% 2. Lining 1.16% 2. Thread/Rope -1.73% 3. Belt 1.00% 3. Apparel lining -1.14% 4. Household textiles 0.76% 4. Bedding -1.12% 5. Viscose/Wool fabric 0.69% 5. Blended -0.61% 6. Natural fibre grey cloth 0.53% 6. Lace -0.46% 7. Other chemical fibre 0.38% 7. Polyester fabric -0.46% 8. Fashion fa

Top 10 popular fabric (2013-05-20) Item Width(cm) Weight/Composition/Specification Price(Yuan/m) Polyester/Cotton Drill 150 21s×21s、108×58(machine dyed) 9.50 Weft Suede 150 105×200(light) 7.60 Printed One Way Stretch 150 118DFDY(yuan/kg) 23.00 Printed Chiffon Ramie 150 75Dfdy×75Dfdy 6.60 Printed Artificial Cotton 145 32s×32s、66×66 6.30 Water-jet Polyester Taffeta 150 50D×63Dfdy、190

For the fiscal first quarter ended May 4, 2013, JC Penney reported a net loss of 348 million dollars. Total sales in the first quarter showed a decrease of 16.4 percent compared to the same period last year. Comparable store sales decreased 16.6 percent for the quarter. Gross margin was 30.8 percent of sales, compared to 37.6 percent in the same period last year. As a percent of sales, total operating expenses were 49.3 percent in the first quarter. Myron E. (Mike) Ullman, III, chief executive

Nordstrom fell 2.7 percent to 59.45 dollars after regular trading ended in New York. The shares had gained 14 percent this year before Thursday close, compared with a 16 percent advance for the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index. The fashion retailer reported net income in the first quarter ended May 4 dropped 2.7 percent to 145 million dollars, or 73 cents a share, from 149 million dollars, or 70 cents, a year earlier, Nordstrom said. The 24 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg expected on average 76 c

Walmart, the world's largest retailer, has posted a rise in profits in the three months to April. The US giant, which owns UK's Asda, said profits rose 1 percent to 3.78 billion dollars (2.48 billion pounds) after sales in the US fell by 1.4 percent. Promotions boost sales at Asdah Sales and profits at subsidiary Asda, the UK's second-biggest supermarket, rose by a healthier 1.3 percent thanks to a range of price promotions. The company's fashion ranges, especially George by Asda, have bee

We've talked a lot about the recent resurgence of overalls, but we've pretty much ignored the fact that their more girly cousin the pinafore dress has been popping up a lot lately as well. I like overalls; I think they're cool in a sort of irreverent, tomboyish way. But up until now I've been a little on the fence about pinafore dresses. I know they're essentially just overalls with skirts where the pants should be, but they run the risk of looking too "little girl" if not styled right.

India's man-made staple fibres imports in April 2013 fell by 0.49%, compared to the month before, according to the latest data from InfodriveIndia.com, India's premier research company in export import statistics. The findings were compiled from bills of entry filed by Indian Importers at Indian customs through April 2013 at more than 110 ports in the country including JNPT, Bombay Air and Sea, Chennai Air & Sea, Delhi IGI Air, Delhi Tughlakhabad ICD, Delhi Patparganj, Kolkata Air and Se

Exhibitors set to take part in the autumn/winter 2014/15 session of international denim show, Denim by Première Vision, have increased by 13% compared to last year. The 12th edition will welcome 95 exhibitors, including weavers (up 43% on 2012), manufacturers/laundries/finishers, (up 27%), and accessory makers (up 21%). Exhibitors will travel from 20 of the leading denim-industry countries including Turkey (27%), Italy (18%), Tunisia (9%), Morocco (8%) and Pakistan (7%). These will inclu

Eighth grade pupils of School 32 in the village of Tulkun in Karakalpakstan’s Amudarya district are weeding cotton fields instead of studying on 10 May. School children in Karakalpakstan’s Amudarya district have been forced to weed cotton fields since early May. All schoolchildren beginning in the fourth grade have been forced to weed cotton fields, residents of Karakalpakstan’s Amudarya district report. Children are sent to cotton fields through schools. School principals and teachers are

The Obama administration may strip Bangladesh of import breaks following deadly accidents in the country’s textile industry, another sign of the pressure building on the southeast Asian nation to improve labour conditions. The move was prompted partly by a fire late last year that killed 112 people and gained momentum after the recent factory collapse that claimed more than 1,100 lives. Business, labour and advocacy groups are all struggling over how to respond to the April 24 incident — t