2015 The First Men'S Wear Week In New York Will Be Opened.

This summer, the first men's wear week in New York will begin in Manhattan.

In the fall, New York guests can customize the Dolce&Gabbana tailor's men's clothing locally in Italy fashion house.

Recently, the men's clothing market has become "explosive", so we have held a long-awaited Seminar on men's wear.

Among the participants were the Todd Snyder, which has the same brand of fashion men's clothing in the United States, and the first brand in January this year.

A series of Coach creative directors Stuart Ververs, who moved to London Fashion Week, and retailers such as Sax Saks Fifth Avenue, Fifth Avenue.

The following are their latest insights into the men's wear Market:

This is from

President and chief executive officer of First Insight, an investigation company

Observation.

First Insight surveys consumers on their fashion week in Milan about their favorite T stage costumes and the amount they are willing to pay for them.

For the most popular leather jacket, men are willing to accept a price higher than the retail price by 44%.

Therefore, Petro believes that retailers may be able to raise the current retail price by 30% according to brand and clothing items, and substantially increase profit margins.

"If the Chinese clothing market is divided according to the sex of the population, the largest share comes from the men's wear market, which is 43%," said Richard Cohen, chief executive officer of Trinity Limited, a senior menswear retailing group in Hongkong.

Overall, China's men's wear market is valued at 73 billion 300 million US dollars (about 455 billion 300 million yuan).

According to market research firm Euromonitor International, the global women's clothing market is valued at 700 billion dollars, while men's wear is 460 billion dollars.

"Men's clothing market has great room for growth around the world. Although women spend much more money on personal luxuries than men, in the next five years, the growth of men's luxury consumption will exceed that of women's luxury goods."

Euromonitor's luxury Fflur Roberts said last year when she accepted the Business of Fashion.