Miami Apparel and Textile Sourcing Expo

ATS MIAMI, the Apparel and Textile Sourcing Show in Miami, USA, is the only international textile and apparel sourcing show in the United States for markets in Latin America, the Caribbean and the Southeastern States. -United. professionals from China and the United States are responsible for operations, with rich and authoritative professional buyer data resources in Latin America, the Caribbean and the Southeast United States, and maintaining relationships of close cooperation with many professional trade and marketing agencies in the target. market to ensure that exhibitors interact with local buyers with real purchasing needs.

Florida is located at the southeastern tip of the United States and is the hub of trade between North and South America. It also serves as the largest distribution center for the United States’ re-export trade, accounting for 24 percent of U.S. trade volume with Latin America and Latin America. the Caribbean ends in Florida. Florida’s infrastructure ranks first in the United States and second among states with the best business environment in the United States. Miami, the second largest city in Florida, occupies an absolute advantage when it comes to sea, land and air transportation. Through the Port of Miami, exported goods can easily reach 34 countries in South America. The completion of the nearly 10-year transcontinental Panama Canal expansion project will bring more cargo traffic to the nearby Port of Miami. Florida has 60,000 companies engaged in the export trade. In 2015, the number of foreign trade enterprises in the state accounted for 20.2% of the total number of foreign trade enterprises in the United States, ranking second in the United States after California.

55.8% of Florida’s foreign trade volume is linked to Latin American and Caribbean countries. Florida accounts for 23.8% of trade between the United States and Latin America and the Caribbean (ranked first, approximately US$79.7 billion), including the Caribbean. region accounts for 23.8%, it accounted for 35.6%, Central America 29.6% and South America 20.5%. It should be noted that the above proportion does not include trade volume with Mexico. In 2016, Florida’s exports to Latin America and the Caribbean accounted for US$50 billion, or 27.1% of US exports.

clothes:T-shirts, polo shirts, men’s children’s suits/diamond rings, women’s suits/colors, sportswear (exercise wear/supporter shirts), hoodies, vests, golf shirts, formal wear for men and women, jeans, work clothes, underwear, leather jackets. , casual wear, formal wear, business wear, swimwear, uniforms, maternity wear, infant and children’s wear, etc.

Home textiles:Bedding, hotel/cruise textiles, table textiles (tablecloths, napkins), home textile accessories, kitchen textiles (insulated gloves, aprons), bathroom textiles (bathrobes, bath towels, hand towels), etc.

Fabric:Fashion fabrics, functional fabrics, knitted fabrics, woven fabrics, composite fabrics, luminous fabrics, jacquard fabrics, lace fabrics, embroidered fabrics, silk fabrics, silk fabrics, denim fabrics, chiffon fabrics, etc.

Excipients:Shoulder pads, logo/heat transfer, zippers/buttons, thread, etc. ;

Clothing accessories:Socks, hats, scarves and ties, travel bags, handbags, wallets, beach shoes, etc. ;