There are several areas where the industrial chain of China garment industry is relatively concentrated. For example, Guangzhou and Humen focus on children's wear and clothes worn by people around 20 years old (such as jeans and knitting), while Jinjiang and Shishi in Quanzhou focus on casual men's wear (mostly worn by people aged 25-50). Most manufacturers produce casual jackets, but some places in Jinjiang (such as Yinglin Town) have the most concentrated jackets.

Why are they concentrated in several areas? It is determined by the industrial chain, which includes the supply of raw materials, the export of finished clothes, the sales market and logistics distribution. See which region has the most complete industrial chain and which region has the most factories. . .

For example, Jinjiang and Shishi are the most concentrated areas of leisure jacket production in China and even the world. Jinjiang was also named "Jacket Capital of the World" this year. Why? Its industrial chain is very complete, and all kinds of raw materials and auxiliary materials needed to produce jackets are supplied by corresponding supporting enterprises or supporting markets, such as weaving factories, printing and dyeing factories, zipper factories, embroidery factories, printing factories, hardware factories, and shipping mark factories. In addition, there are complete professional markets such as cloth market, jewelry market and clothing city, and the corresponding tertiary industries such as hotels, logistics and transportation, financial institutions and foreign trade companies.