Recently, the US media said: "no country can compete with China (textile and clothing industry) Pi Mei in terms of production scale, technology level, product quality, product diversity and supply chain integrity."

Not only the foreign media are optimistic about China, but also Chinese enterprises are constantly restoring their confidence.

Last year, after experiencing the pain of order pfer, they returned miraculously to some orders.

The reason is that China's textile and garment industry is better at technology and quality.

While complaining about the rise in labor costs, we should also re examine the value of China's labour force and reshape the new strength of China's labour force.

Recently, the US import and export statistics released by the US textile and clothing Center (OTEXA) in November showed that the total import volume of clothing in the country decreased by 1.16% overall, which contrasted sharply with the strong growth in September and October.

The report listed the top ten countries of origin of textiles and clothing in the United States, namely, China, India, Vietnam, Pakistan, Mexico, Bangladesh, Indonesia, South Korea, Honduras and Kampuchea.

Subsequently, the US industrial media published views on the data and affirmed the development of China's textile and garment industry: "no country can match China in terms of production scale, technological level, product quality, product diversity and supply chain integrity."

This will undoubtedly increase the confidence of the enterprises who are going to the United States to participate in the 2015 China Textile and clothing trade exhibition (New York) spring exhibition.

Last year, retailers in the United States made early preparations for Thanksgiving and Christmas. They had already shipped goods back to the United States from abroad before November, so it is not surprising that the overall imports of clothing in the US dropped in November.

Despite the decline in overall imports, the performance of two countries in China and Vietnam is still eye-catching, compared with third of Bangladesh, which has been ranked as the source country of clothing imports in the United States.

The United States textile and apparel Center said that as the largest importer of American clothing, China has a 42.5% market share in American Apparel products. In November 2014, China's exports to the United States declined by 0.16%, while its strong rivals.

It increased by 9.3%.

Vietnam is the only country in the 10 countries to maintain exports to the US in November 2014, while China is the country with the lowest export volume to the US.

Bangladesh lost 15.1% of its exports to the United States this month.

In fact, it is Bangladesh's exports to the US for eighth consecutive months since February last year.

Looking at the 1~11 data in 2014, imports and exports of textiles and clothing in the United States increased by 4.7%.

The United States purchases from China.

Up 4.2%, Vietnam's purchases increased by 13.3%, while Bangladesh dropped by 6.5%.

In response, foreign media commented: "influenced by the factory fire problem in 2013, Bangladesh's garment processing industry is hard to recover, and buyers are very concerned about the safety problems in the country's factories.

In addition, Vietnam is expected to gain huge benefits from the p Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement (TPP), and the international market is expected to have good export industry for the country.

In China, though all walks of life are discussing the fact that American Apparel buyers are worried about China's loss of competitive advantage and constantly looking for places to replace China, we see the opposite.

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According to statistics from the chamber of Commerce, the share of Chinese textiles and clothing in the US market has increased from 41.8% in 2013 to 42.2%.

As the largest source of clothing imports in the United States, China's exports to the United States increased by 4.2% in the first 11 months of 2014.

Data show that China's exports of textiles and clothing to the United States are 4 times the size of its closest rival, Vietnam. In addition, the average price of Chinese textile and clothing exports to the United States has dropped by 3.8% over the same period last year.

Foreign media said: "this fact tells us that China once again successfully subsided the buyer's concern about rising costs, and the rising wages of workers were offset by profits from the country's high productivity."