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89% of Chinese Shoppers Prefer Homegrown Brands over Foreign Brands, Study

A recent report by Statista on December 20, 2024, highlights a growing consumer behavior trend in the Chinese fashion market. The survey, conducted in March 2024,

89% of Chinese Shoppers Preferred Homegrown Brands over Foreign Brands
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89% of Chinese Shoppers Prefer Homegrown Brands over Foreign Brands, Study

Credit: Bosideng Campaign, popular Chinese domestic brands

A recent report by Statista on December 20, 2024, highlights a growing consumer behavior trend in the Chinese fashion market. The survey, conducted in March 2024, reveals that a staggering 89 percent of Chinese consumers now prefer domestic fashion brands over foreign ones.

This shift is primarily driven by a growing appreciation for Chinese style and a resurgence of Hanfu, which has significantly influenced the ‘New Chinese Style.’ This traditional Han Chinese clothing signifies a renewed cultural interest, blending ancient aesthetics with contemporary fashion.

Key Players in the Market

In the arena of domestic fashion brands, BosidengSeptwolves, and Li-Ning have made substantial strides. Bosideng, a popular men’s and women’s outdoor apparel, continues to appeal to a wide audience with its blend of stylish and masculine designs.

Septwolves has gained respect for its flexible approach and natural cuts featuring unique patterns, maintaining its position in the luxury market. Li-Ning, initially…

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