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in recent years, with the pursuit of quality by consumers and the changes in market demand, the sweater industry has made breakthrough progress in four-season operations. from the traditional winter clothing sales season to year-round sales, the sweater industry has ushered in new development opportunities.
behind the trend of "selling coats in summer" is the change in market demand and the innovation ability of enterprises. those enterprises that dare to break the restrictions of seasons use foreign trade channels to create a "time difference" and take advantage of market opportunities to maximize profits. for example, nepal and other regions have become important markets for sweater sales. as the local climate changes at the same time as the domestic climate, the peak season for sweater sales has been effectively matched.
at the same time, companies began to realize that the development of a single category was not enough to meet market demand. the concept of "full category" gradually gained popularity, with sweaters as part of the concept and goose down clothing, jackets and other product lines expanded to provide consumers with more choices.
some companies have created more competitive brands by strengthening original design and improving product quality. the garment city company has introduced a registration system for original design styles to protect the original designs of merchants in the market, while promoting the transformation of the market from a distribution center to a quality display and trade center.
in addition, some companies also regularly launch new products, actively participate in industry exchanges, continuously learn and accumulate experience to cope with market changes and achieve four-season sales.
behind this, it reflects the needs of consumers and the direction of market development, and also allows the sweater industry to transform from the traditional single development model to a diversified and sustainable development model, ushering in new development opportunities.