Reasons for the chaos in the used clothing market

Since the public began to know the old clothes gradually in 2021, the industry has also had new developments that are different from the past. At the same time, the market has also seen some changes, both good and bad. For the current situation, practitioners may be more concerned about the cause of the market chaos.

1. Blind collection phenomenon

This is a common problem in the current used clothing market, especially the large number of newcomers entering the market has caused this phenomenon to occur frequently, causing many front-line recyclers to passively fall into involution. The main manifestation is that novices raise the price to receive goods, causing many old clothes to lose their stock. In addition, novices do not know how to sort, so it is easy to fall into the situation of unsalable goods, or the boutique single piece is bought, but other old clothes are not in demand. This practice will undoubtedly cause some confusion in the market. Therefore, it is urgent to find a way to solve the phenomenon of random collection in the market. As a novice, it is also very important to learn relevant knowledge of old clothes sorting.

2. The phenomenon of hands-on goods

This problem is mentioned in the above point. For example, the live broadcast of selling single pieces during this period is actually a very obvious phenomenon of picking the first goods. It is because of these phenomena that the front-line recyclers often sell the boutique items separately when recycling old clothes, resulting in too few boutique items in the rest of the packaged packages. This will lead to a very embarrassing phenomenon. The goods collected by the sorting plant are seriously mismatched with the value of the goods, resulting in the sorting plant not making money, and the export plant will naturally have the same problem.

Therefore, there are reasons why the market of an industry begins to become chaotic. In addition to external factors, how people in this industry do things and whether they do things in accordance with market rules are important factors. For second-hand clothing practitioners, the best way to avoid chaos is to clean up the chaos, which requires a relatively standardized market standard. In the absence of a perfect market standard, it actually requires more conscious compliance by all practitioners.