With nearshoring, garment production may move from China to Mexico and Turkey

By Fashion, Brand

With nearshoring, garment production may move from China to Mexico and Turkey

A new report by the management consultancy McKinsey finds that rising costs in China and the imperative for fashion brands to deliver goods faster than ever are making it more cost-effective for Western brands to produce their simple styles in low-cost countries nearer at hand.

For brands selling in the US, that primarily means Mexico, while Turkey has emerged as a prime manufacturing destination for labels selling in Europe.

Quartz

https://qz.com/1426312/with-nearshoring-garment-production-may-move-from-china-to-mexico-and-turkey/amp/

Is apparel manufacturing coming home? | McKinsey

https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/retail/our-insights/is-apparel-manufacturing-coming-home

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