Recently, the editor happened to pass by several dyeing factories and found that many white blanks had been piled up at the factory entrance and on the road. This kind of dyeing factory explosion has not been seen for a long time, and the printing and dyeing market has finally ushered in the peak season.
After investigation, the dyeing factory It is indeed very busy, and most factories are experiencing liquidation. Coupled with the production mode of shutdown and shutdown, the delivery time is even tighter. According to feedback from fabric traders, the delivery time of today’s finished fabrics is very long. The delivery time for light dyeing is more than 20 days. If the gray fabric needs to be custom-woven, it will take another 20 days. With such a long delivery time and lack of stability, it was difficult to give a delivery date for finished products, so many traders refused to accept orders. Behind this seemingly very busy scene, is there really a large number of orders?
Insufficient production capacity has led to a burst of orders Today’s printing and dyeing market, although production is crowded and delivery times are extended, is almost all caused by the limited production stoppage from the end of September to the present. It is really caused by the huge incoming warehouse volume There are very few manufacturers. A salesperson from a dyeing factory said: “September and October were actually not very good, mainly because there were no market orders. This year there are really fewer, and they are all supported by orders. If it were not for the production limit, it would not be so busy. Overall The amount of goods coming into the warehouse is really not much.” The weaving manufacturer also reflected: “The dyeing factory is indeed very busy these two days, but the gray cloth market seems to have average goods, especially the goods we sell are poor. Most of them are for trade. Stocking of finished products.” This year’s market performance has been mediocre, with an average number of orders, a lack of large orders, and a serious decline in overall demand. However, in the second half of the year, the situation only improved slightly. The quantity of gray fabrics entering warehouses in early October did not change much from before. It was only in late October that the quantity increased, and there was a significant change. But the overall number of orders is actually not as large as last year. Looking back on September and October in the past, although not every year is the peak season, the indispensable market orders will always create a fiery atmosphere. In recent years, the market orders are usually dominated by polyester taffeta, pongee, nylon, and T400. Especially last year’s T400, one dyeing factory made 180 cylinders of T400 in one night is still fresh in my memory. In addition, the daily production capacity of a general-sized dyeing factory is about 400,000 meters, but at this time last year, it had been warehousing more than 700,000 meters per day for half a month.
AlthoughT400isstillthemainstreamproductinthemarketthisyear,thevolumeisnotaslargeasbefore,andtherearenoveryoutstandingproducts.MostautumnandwinterproductsThefabricsareallpopular,suchasnylon,pongee,polyestertaffeta,etc.Withoutthesupportoflarge-volumemarketorders,howlongcanthepopularityoftheprintinganddyeingmarketcontinue?Inthesecondhalfofeveryyear,thee-commercefestivalhasagreaterimpactonthemarket,andso-calledmarketordersaremostlyusedfore-commercesales.Thefinalpaymentof”DoubleEleven” is just around the corner, but today’s textile market does not have the atmosphere of “Double Festival” coming soon. However, the “Double Eleven” pre-sale has already begun, and fabric orders for Double Eleven orders should have ended. Basically, only small batches of replenishment orders and duplicate orders are left, so market orders are still difficult to support the printing and dyeing market.
Demand decreases, orders continue Although there are currently many orders, the price increase in the entire industry chain has brought the price of finished fabrics up, causing some clothing brands to find it difficult to accept and cancel orders. At the same time, due to excessive costs and low prices from customers, profits are low, and many traders refuse to accept orders. As a result, the number of orders that should have been placed has also been reduced. Weather has a great impact on winter clothing sales, but this year the overall climate is slightly abnormal. The high temperature in the south lasts too long, and the low temperature in the north comes too early. This results in a very short autumn, a short wearing time for autumn clothing, reduced demand, and slow sales of autumn clothing. And the inventory of autumn clothing can be used for sales next spring, which weakens the demand for spring clothing. Overall demand is also affected, so spring and summer orders from November to the end of the year may also be reduced. Then after the winter clothing orders end, spring clothing may not be able to make the entire textile market continue to be popular. Of course, there is also good news. Although the “Double Eleven” pre-sales have begun, the second wave of pre-sales has not yet started. The first wave of pre-sales ushered in good news. This year’s sales exceeded the 2020 Double Eleven pre-sale period. The one-hour pre-sale increased by more than 31% compared with the first wave of JD.com’s pre-authorization in 2020, ranking first in the sales of pre-sale single products. Judging from the first wave of data, consumption this year is overall better than last year, so we expect the second wave of results to bring more fabric orders and repeat orders. The weather this year is a bit abnormal, the textile market is also a bit abnormal, and the market may also reverse unexpectedly!
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