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Textiles, Clothing & Footwear Business Insights
TCF POST Special Report Guangzhou, China — Chinese apparel manufacturers are quietly retooling their production lines. The target is no longer volume alone. It is flexibility. Guangzhou-based Huilin Fashion is one example. The company recently expanded its OEM and ODM services for smaller fashion brands. Its focus now includes startups, independent designers, and e-commerce labels. These … Read more