Industrial And Commercial Sub Bureau Next Door To Open Foreign Trade Cottage Shop Was Questioned

According to media reports, a branch of the industrial and commercial sub Bureau opened a foreign trade clothing store, selling all the brand clothing including ADI, Nike, Puma and so on. They are 30 yuan each, and customers are full of customers.

Some media feel that the clothing here is suspected of being a Shanzhai, and it is reflected to the industry and Commerce Bureau. The answer is: foreign trade clothing store is of course a foreign brand.

If there is an equal sign between the Shanzhai and the OEM, the tail cargo or the merchandiser, the shop should have no problem.

However, foreign brands should not look at it this way, because the price of "30 yuan" is too self abusing.

Things seem very complicated. The first thing to do is to figure out what is "foreign trade clothing".

As the name suggests, foreign trade garments are garments for foreign markets. They are mostly made by domestic garment manufacturers according to foreign samples or samples from abroad and processed by domestic materials, and then shipped to foreign customers.

Since it is facing the foreign market, how does the foreign trade clothing bloom everywhere in the domestic market? This question involves several situations.

First of all, in order to prevent shortages caused by quality problems, manufacturers often secretly produce more than orders.

You know, in the face of foreign brands such large customers, the domestic foundry enterprises have no say. The fabric, the type and the accessories are all provided by foreign brands, and how many clothes are produced in advance. The unqualified products are recorded in the domestic processing factory account, so these manufacturers have to scratch out a little bit from the planned scrap materials of 3%, and secretly process several garments.

According to the inside line, many of these are called "original single goods". They are also called "odd goods" and "finished goods". They are just like genuine goods sold in foreign markets and domestic monopolized stores. The only difference is that they can only be regarded as "illegitimate children" or "common out".