Global Textile and Apparel Sourcing—The Views of Four Brands

Published: June 2010

Publisher: Textiles Intelligence

Product ref: 92848

Pages: 11

Format: PDF

ISBN: 978-1-849780-70-4

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Report description

Over the last 20 years, international sourcing activities have intensified as buyers have searched the world to find the best supply sources for their companies.

It is not surprising, therefore, that the distribution of apparel production varies considerably from that of apparel consumption. It is estimated that global consumption of apparel is worth between US$550 bn and US$570 bn a year. About a third is consumed in Europe, a third in the USA and a third in Asia.

However, Asia accounts for an overwhelming 71% of the world’s apparel production, while only 14% is made in continental Europe, 11% in the Americas, and 4% in Africa and the Middle East.

Table of contents

INTRODUCTION
JC PENNEY
Supplier location
What does JC Penney consider when choosing a supplier?
Supplier evaluation
VF CORPORATION
Production facilities
Own production versus outsourcing?
Supplier location
What does VF Corporation consider when choosing a supplier?
GAP
Supplier location
What does Gap consider when choosing a supplier?
Base line attributes
Solution oriented suppliers for long-term commitment and partnerships
SOMA INTIMATES
Sourcing strategy
Supplier location
What does Soma intimates consider when choosing a supplier?
CONCLUSIONS

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Related research categories

By sector: Apparel and clothing, Trade and sourcing, Textiles (in Textiles, fabric & yarn)

By market: Global