Archive for the ‘Denim Reports’ Category

Difference Between $20 and $240 Jeans – An Evaluation

May 22nd, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | 1 Comment | Filed in Denim Reports

  What really is the difference between a $20 and a $240 jeans? There is a world of difference in the prices but how much should be the difference in quality to warrant this price difference. Normally it should be a lot and it could be on many  inputs that go into a jeans  : The difference could be related to  : fabric quality stitching quality attention to details washing effects accessories used fit brand name life of a jeans or a combination of a ...Read More

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China To EU – Denim Jeans Export Quantities , Prices etc : 2007-2009

May 20th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim Data & Figures

China is a major exporter of denim jeans – men’s and women’s to the EU. China is very competitive price wise and seems to have been continuously investing in improving quality also. The exports from China to EU have been continuously rising and China is currently the largest exporter of denim jeans/breeches to EU27. Let’s have a look at the figures of exports of denim jeans/breeches from China  to EU27  Year Jeans Exported  (million  pcs ) Total Value ...Read More

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Denim Industry In South China – History, Production Costs & More..

May 11th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | 1 Comment | Filed in Denim Reports

Hong Kong and Taiwan started to produce denim fabric and apparel in the mid-70’s. To take advantage of cheaper labor cost and abundant resources, Hong Kong manufacturers later relocated their factories to the mainland, mainly in Guangdong, Shanghai and Jiangsu province, about three decades ago. The Guangzhou No. 1 Cotton Textile Factory and the Shanghai Shenshi Textile Company were the first two Chinese companies that manufactured denim fabrics and apparel from cotton. With about three ...Read More

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Retail Price Structure Of Denim Jeans Imported Into EU

May 10th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | 1 Comment | Filed in Denim Reports

  CBI provides a detailed table for analysing the price structure of the  imported jeans in the EU. Basically, this table helps to find how the retail prices of the jeans can be approximately derived from the CIF prices of the jeans at which they arrive in EU. The jeans , after they arrive , add various kinds of costs which are reflected in their final retail price. However,  due to market segmentation, the table is divided into three categories under which jeans might be sold. ...Read More

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What Quantity Of Denim Fabrics Is Used For Production In USA?

May 7th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim Data & Figures

What is the actual quantity of denim fabrics consumed in USA? We have seen previously the reports on Per capita consumption of jeans in  USA,  imports of denim jeans into US and imports of women’s denim jeans.   But what exactly is the denim fabric used for production of various denim items in US ?. We can arrive at this figure only if we know the actual production of denim fabrics , imports and exports of denim fabrics. It would give us the net amount of denim fabric ...Read More

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Denim By Premiere Vision 2nd – 3rd June 2010

May 6th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim Fairs/Exhibitions

Denim by Premiere Vision is again coming back for its 6th edition . To be held on 2nd-3rd June , it will be held in the Halle Freyssinet in the interiors of Paris – in an industrial building . This is not the only difference this time. Denim By Premiere Vision has opened itself  to a number of participants from around the world. This includes a number of known denim manufacturers , labeling companies and a natural dye company from countries like India, Pakistan, South Korea , Thailand ...Read More

Production Of Denim Jeans In The EU

April 30th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | 3 Comments | Filed in Denim Data & Figures

Here is a summary of the production of denim jeans in the EU for the period 2003-2007. This report has been compiled by the CBI . It is interesting to see that till 2007 , the production of jeans in Italy is still the largest in the EU and followed closely by Romania and Spain. Italy is increasingly becoming an expensive place to produce the jeans – however, the production of jeans is still quite high. This production has actually seen a significant fall in the last 2 years as per industry ...Read More

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Denim Fabric Imports Into US Fall 26.72% But Prices Rise 19.40% in 2010

April 16th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim Reports

The Denim Fabric imports into US in the first quarter of 2010 showed a negative growth of 26.72%  compared to the same quarter in the year 2009. However, what was surprising to see was that the average prices  of imported denim fabrics rose by 19.40% . It was clearly a reflection of the fact that the volume of premium denim jeans production in US has taken a hit but the manufacturers are trying to use better fabrics to differentiate themselves in the highly competitive premium denim ...Read More

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The Highest And Lowest Priced Exporters Of Denim To USA In 2009

April 8th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim Data & Figures

  About 580 million pieces of denim apparel were imported into US from various countries around the world in 2009. This apparel included mainly jeans and some small quantities of  denim skirts, denim jackets, denim blazers etc. The average price of all this apparel was USD7.15/ piece CIF US . It would be interesting to know which were the countries whose exports of denim apparel  to the US were very high priced and which were the ones which were priced low and we can see the ...Read More

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Av. Price Of Denim Apparel Imports In US Goes Down 7% in 2009

February 27th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim Reports

The average price of imports of denim apparels into US has gone down significantly in the year 2009 as compared to the year 2008 .The year 2008 had actually seen an increase of 1% in the average price of imports of denim apparels as compared to the year 2007. But when we come to the year 2009 , the average price has actually gone down by almost 7%.This was inspite of an increase of over 1.5% in volumes. It  reflects  the spillover affect of the recessionary period that hit the ...Read More

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