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The baby and children's wear industry in China is optimistic of export sales growth, despite slow global economies. Turning in approximately $10 billion in overseas sales in 2008, the more than 10,000 manufacturers in the line are confident that export revenue will improve by up to 10 percent in the months ahead.
This positive outlook is due to several reasons, foremost of which is an industry-wide shift to upscale manufacture. Suppliers believe doing so will help them gain an edge over competitors, especially since the market is already saturated with low-end models.
Companies are also adjusting their order requirements and accommodating buyers' requests. For instance, several makers now only need a minimum of 100 pieces to confirm a transaction. In the past, as many as 1,000 garments were required.
This report focuses on the main baby & children's wear exported from China -- rompers, shirts, blouses, skirts, dresses, shorts and pants for babies and children.
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