Fur Industry Has Seen Record High Global Sales And Steady Development.

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According to the latest statistics of the association, fur sales worldwide have reached US $15 billion.

Despite the impact of the global economic downturn, compared with the same period last year, the fur industry remained 7%.

This also shows an overall trend of luxury consumption.

Comparing the industry sales report from 2000 to 2001, the sales of fur industry in the world increased by 70% in 2012. Compared with the European and North American markets, China, Korea and Hongkong in Asia are particularly outstanding.

In fact, as China's market has been strong every year, it has accounted for the whole world.

1/4 of the total has driven the whole Asian consumer market.

The growth of sales volume has also encouraged the auction price of raw materials. Although the global economy has declined in recent years, fur sales in traditional markets have been greatly affected.

But at the major auctions, the price of raw materials is still hitting record highs.

In the United States, for example, the total auctions of raw materials have returned to pre crisis levels, slightly below $1 billion.

The recent fashion trends of several international fashion week show that fur is still the main fashion element.

In the recently concluded international fur fashion exhibition in Hongkong, orders for fur clothing initially reached US $two hundred and fifty-seven million, including orders not yet negotiated.

The initial orders for us $two hundred and fifty-seven million have increased by ten percent over last year. This once again proves Hongkong's importance as the world's fur product sourcing centre and reflects the robust development of the fur industry as a whole. Its global sales in 2011 amounted to US $three hundred and twenty-six million.

Moreover, the recent fashion week in New York, Milan and London has attracted a large number of participants, with a high degree of attention.

Internationally renowned designer Marc Jacobs, as well as international big name Mulberry and Gucci, have launched a new fur suit suitable for everyday wear.

Today fur fashion is no longer the exclusive possession of the rich and the rich. The rich fur design and products have already been able to meet the needs of different economic strata.

Although the global economy has not yet recovered, in Europe, the retail of fur clothing has begun to recover gradually.

Mark Auton, CEO of the International Fur Association, said: "considering the current global economic environment, these figures are remarkable.

This shows that designers and consumers still love the beautiful and durable natural products of fur.

At the recent auctions, the price of raw materials has been increasing. This indicates that manufacturers are willing to pay more to ensure high-quality leather.

I firmly believe that the growth of fur industry next year will be even more significant. "