Experts came to Han to send Han-style costumes: Han sent clothing can not be found in the country

In the vast landscape of China's apparel industry, what is the current standing of Hanfu (Han-style clothing)? At a recent Hanfu workshop held yesterday, Li Xiaoping, chief consultant of the China National Spinner Association, was straightforward in his assessment: "You can't find a place. You can only survive." His words reflected the harsh reality facing many Hanfu businesses across the country. Li Xiaoping, once the CEO of well-known local brands such as Maoren and Redskins, as well as international names like Antarctica, was honored in 2005 as "China's Most Influential Professional Manager in the Garment Industry." Yesterday, he was invited to Wuhan to attend the "Rejuvenating Hanfu Symposium," where he shared his insights on the challenges and future of the Hanfu sector. He pointed out that "the grandeur of Hanfu belongs to the past, and it's not polite to say that there's almost no space for it in the country today. When it comes to revitalization, we can only talk about survival." According to statistics, the total operating income of domestic Hanfu enterprises exceeds 5 billion yuan. However, only a few large-scale companies exist—seven in Zhejiang, four in Fujian, and one in Shenzhen. Meanwhile, over 90% of enterprises in Hubei operate at a scale of less than 1 million or 10 million yuan. Li Xiaoping believes the root cause of the decline of Wuhan’s garment companies lies in their conservative mindset. He said, “Small wealth is safe, and there's no ambition to be a strong boss in eastern cities.” This view was echoed by Zhao Herong, chairman of Wuhan He Rong Garments Co., Ltd. and president of the Wuhan Garment Merchants Association. He noted that most Wuhan-based garment companies are still run in a family-style, workshop-oriented manner, and remain small in scale. Li also mentioned that the majority of Hanfu business owners who started in Hanzheng Street during the 1970s and 1980s have either changed their minds or handed over the reins to younger generations. According to the Wuhan Garment Merchants Association, some Hanfu enterprises have quietly begun transitioning from wholesale to retail and brand development. During yesterday’s symposium, officials from the Wuhan City Commission of Economic and Trade stated that this year, they will align with the government’s "12th Five-Year Plan" and introduce specific measures aimed at improving the overall situation of Hanfu in the region. With growing interest in traditional culture, there is hope that Hanfu can find its place again—not just as a symbol of the past, but as a vibrant part of modern fashion. The challenge now is how to turn survival into sustainable growth.

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