Clothing and footwear in the Netherlands

Article Abstract:

The Dutch clothing and footwear industry saw domestic sales rise by 5% in 1997, with export turnover up by 5% and clothing production up by 4.5%. Consumer expenditure on clothing rose by nearly 5%, and there was an average price increase of 1%. Footwear sales rose slightly although volume sales dropped to about 33 million pairs. Growth in the clothing and footwear market is likely to be only 2-4% a year.

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Clothing and footwear in France

Article Abstract:

The French textile industry experienced a 3.1% growth in turnover during 1998, with exports up by 7%. The total textile market is valued at around 226 billion francs, with clothing accounting for 170 billion francs. Footwear production for 1998 fell by 7% to 125.5 million pairs, with turnover down 1% to 13.8 billion francs.

Nonrubber Footwear, APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, Apparel & Related Products, Apparel Manufacturing, Footwear, Except Rubber, France, Supply and demand, Footwear

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Footwear in the Netherlands

Article Abstract:

The Dutch market for footwear has recently enjoyed a 3 to 5% annual growth rate, although imports make up the bulk of the market. An overview of the market is given, including details of structure, output, foreign trade, and forecasts for the future.

Footwear cut stock, Industry Overview

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