China'S Slippers Industry Has Been Exporting &Nbsp &Nbsp For Years; The Overall Export Trend Is Promising.

According to statistics from July 18th, the major shopping malls in the whole country since 2001

Analysis of the export of China's slippers in the past years

China's slippers industry has been developing rapidly in recent years. According to customs statistics, exports amounted to US $912 million in 2008, an increase of 13.7% over 2007. The cumulative export volume of 1-7 months in 2009 is 65.9% of the total export volume in 2008, and the overall export trend of the industry is promising.

Domestic slippers

According to statistics, since 2001, the sales of slippers in large shopping malls nationwide have maintained an increase of more than 10%.

In 2002 1-12, sales of fashion slippers and casual slippers dominated by "non domestic slippers" increased by 12.5% and 15.3% compared with the same period last year, and their sales accounted for 50.9% of the proportion of the original traditional household slippers.

In 2004, the sales volume of two products increased by 16.7% and 18.6% respectively.

Because of the rising sales of new products of slippers, while expanding the capacity of the industry, slippers have become a new brand of shoes that are increasingly affecting people's lives, and the crossover of shoes caused by the demand "crossover" has made the innovative slippers category become the biggest competitors of the footwear industry in the future due to the advantages of "comfort" and "casual" of slippers.

Potential analysis of domestic slippers Market

China has the largest population in the world. In the future, China is still one of the most potential markets for shoe products, especially the brand shoe market.

According to people in the industry, the total output of the world footwear industry is 2-3 times that of the world's population, and the growth of footwear products is 2 times that of the population growth. China, which is located in Asia, now consumes nearly 2 billion 300 million pairs of shoes each year, which has exceeded 2 billion 200 million pairs in the United States and ranks first in the world.

At present, the average per capita consumption of shoes in Asia is about 1.2 pairs. According to the latest estimate of Swiss bank, with the continuous development of Asian economies, the increasing capacity and awareness of people's consumption and the substantial increase of consumption level in rural areas, the average consumption per capita in Asia in the next ten years will burst 3 pairs, that is, the total consumption of about 10000000000 pairs. The strong potential of market consumption will effectively support the sustainable development of Asian footwear industry and fully open up the space for the flourishing development of Asian footwear industry.