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The retail market for hosiery was worth US$9.22bn in 2005. This report looks at the hosiery market in terms of product categories, technical definitions and the history of hosiery.

The reports follow the same digestible format, including all of the information required to help companies in both industries plan their next marketing strategies.

The market is set to grow at a rate faster than the number of children being born. This additional growth will come from the increasing affluence of parents in developing economies

Customers around the world are heavily influenced by the image that a brand portrays and, as a result, leading companies are carrying out a number of wide-ranging initiatives to strengthen and re-position their brands.

This latest edition company profile is part of a major series of reports that will provide you with convenient and concise analysis on the world's largest apparel companies.

This latest edition company profile is part of a major series of reports that will provide you with convenient and concise analysis on the world's largest apparel companies

This latest edition company profile is part of a major series of reports that will provide you with convenient and concise analysis on the world's largest apparel companies.

Chinas market for clothing and footwear – forecasts to 2012 - Management briefing : This report covers the market for clothing and footwear in China for the period 2000 to 2005, with forecasts from 2006 to 2012

Brazils textile and clothing industry - Management briefing : Brazil is currently the world’s second largest denim fabric producer, third largest knitted fabrics producer and fifth largest apparel producer.

This latest edition company profile is part of a major series of reports that will provide you with convenient and concise analysis on the world's largest apparel companies.

This latest edition company profile is part of a major series of reports that will provide you with convenient and concise analysis on the world's largest apparel companies.

Assortment planning for apparel retailers - Management briefing : If you’re an apparel retailer, it’s likely you’ve heard the promise of assortment planning (AP).

Roll the clock back one year to the end of 2004, and what were the key issues dominating the headlines? The abolition of quotas, protective measures (safeguards and anti-dumping measures), the trade relationships between the US and China

Apparel manufacturing technology - Management briefing : The manufacturing of apparel has always been a labour intensive activity.

Management briefing : While the day-to-day life of an apparel executive remains unpredictable, there are several overriding trends that you can be certain will impact your world on a large scale

An overview of Chinese sewing machinery - Management briefing : Although sewing machines were invented around 150 years ago, China only began making machines 80 years ago.

An apparel industry review of e-sourcing solutions - Management briefing : According to a 2004 research study by Aberdeen Group, more than half (58%) of the systems and solutions used in a company's sourcing initiatives are manual

This latest edition company profile is part of a major series of reports that will provide you with convenient and concise analysis on the world's largest apparel companies.

The art of retail price-pointing is driven by the business strategy that each retailer adopts. That strategy is determined by the type of retailer that each one is.

Despite the promise of free trade after the abolition of quotas in December 2004, international trade issues and restrictions are still dominating the apparel sourcing agenda in 2007.