In the two quarter of this year, China's share of EU clothing imports continued to decline.

In the two quarter of this year, EU clothing imports decreased slightly by volume. The decline in imports from China was more obvious than that in other regions, and knitted and woven garments decreased by 5% and 5.3% respectively. A lot of woven garments showed two digit declines, and only a few knitted garments were strong.

In the two quarter of this year, the EU's imports of Bangladesh were stagnant. Among them, the number of imports of knitted shirts of ladies / Girls decreased by two digits, while T-shirts decreased by 9.5%, but Bangladesh still accounted for 54% of the EU's T-shirt imports, while China accounted for only 7%.

Pakistan has a very strong advantage in this area because of the fact that the rules of origin tend to use local raw materials to produce garments. The European Union rebounded on imports of knitted garments in Sri Lanka, but imports of woven garments decreased.

In addition, the decline in the EU's clothing imports is also affected by the depreciation of the euro and sterling, resulting in an increase in the import unit price, while the price quotations for many product lines are down.