Argentina's Second-Hand Clothing Market Is Hot And Popular.

< p > in recent years, the production cost of "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp "Argentina > /a" has increased, and the government has implemented the clothing import restriction policy, so the price of clothing has climbed all the way. To this end, the pressure of the public will turn their attention to the second-hand clothing market, all kinds of second-hand clothing store came into being. Some second-hand clothing stores even run their own characteristics and are welcomed by consumers. < /p >
< p > to a certain extent, Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is not a very expensive city. But buying clothes is an exception. Because of the rising production costs and the government's restrictive policies on the import trade of clothing, the price of local clothing remains high. < /p >
< p > to buy cheap a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > dress < /a >, the second hand clothing retail store with high cost performance is more and more popular among Argentines. In the Portobello Vintage boutique, customers can buy Ralph Lauren, Burberry and Hermes leather jackets in addition to the ordinary clothes priced at US $30 ~800 dollars. < /p >
< p > the second-hand clothing store called La Casa del Teatro store is very special because it collects many secondhand costumes of theatre performing artists. Actors often sell their clothing to La Casa del Teatro boutique. Consumers can buy jackets, hats and handbags at a very low price, ranging from 30 US dollars to ~400 dollars. < /p >
< p > it is understood that in recent years, the Argentina government has continuously increased the restrictions on the import of "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp "textiles > /a >, including the increase of import tariffs, the implementation of the non automatic import license system and the adoption of anti-dumping measures. Most of the restrictive measures are aimed at Chinese textiles, leading to serious impact on China's export of textiles to Argentina. In the past year, the price of clothing in major areas of Argentina has risen by 30%, exceeding the inflation rate of the same period. < /p >