This Year, The Cost Of Clothing In The UK Will Increase By More Than 20 Years.

It is estimated that the cost of clothing in the UK will increase by more than 20 years this year. From the UK's debt burden to China's labor disputes, many factors have pushed up the price of public goods.

Verdict, a retail research firm, predicts this year.

This prediction is bad news for consumers.

Consumers are getting used to the fact that clothes are becoming cheaper and cheaper.

"Although this will bring additional pressure to consumers, the price of clothing will not always fall, and eventually the price will only continue to rise in the next few years," said Neil Saunders, Neil consultant at Verdict.

A senior British retailer executive said: "inevitably, the price of the whole industry will go up."

As Primark and other discount retailers and supermarkets continue to cut prices, and China's rise to become a manufacturing base to bring cheap clothing to reshape the mass market, British consumers enjoyed a ten year price fall.

But the era is coming to an end, and the weakness of the pound has pushed up the price of clothing bought from Asian suppliers by the US dollar.

Last year, because of the shrinking us orders, Chinese suppliers urgently needed to maintain factory operations, and British retailers were able to reach a competitive agreement with Chinese suppliers to offset the rising cost of sterling depreciation.

The decline in commodity prices has also enabled suppliers to provide more favorable conditions.

But now China's factories

The cost of shipping has also risen.

Meanwhile, Luca Solca, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, said that British retailers are suffering from the depreciation of the British pound (reflecting the overly tight balance of assets and liabilities in Britain) and the "attack" of the appreciation of the renminbi, Luca.