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 AMMAN — An estimated 180 fashion brands are currently found in Jordan, said Sultan Allan, representative of the clothing, footwear, fabrics and jewellery sector at the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and president of the Textile, Readymade Clothes and Footwear Syndicate.“The Kingdom’s export value of apparel products was around JD783 up until July, while it was JD857 during the

 AMMAN — An estimated 180 fashion brands are currently found in Jordan, said Sultan Allan, representative of the clothing, footwear, fabrics and jewellery sector at the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and president of the Textile, Readymade Clothes and Footwear Syndicate.“The Kingdom’s export value of apparel products was around JD783 up until July, while it was JD857 during the

AMMAN — The daily volume of postal parcels has exceeded 10,000 packages per day, taking a toll on traditional retail stores, according to President of the Textile, Readymade Clothes and Footwear Syndicate, Sultan Allan.Allan told The Jordan Times that online retail businesses have significantly affected the local industry, adding that “the syndicate will take a series of

AMMAN — Changes in customs valuation measures have led to a roughly 100 to 160 per cent increase in the prices of children’s clothing, according to a stakeholder. Representative of the clothing, footwear, fabrics and jewellery sector at the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and President of the Textile, Readymade Clothes and Footwear Syndicate, Sultan Allan, said that the customs’

AMMAN — Steep discounts are retailers’ last resort to counter the slump in apparel shopping and attempt to clear inventory off the racks, according to stakeholders. Sultan Allan, representative of the clothing, footwear, fabrics and jewellery sector of the Jordan Chamber of Commerce and President of the Textile, Readymade Clothes and Footwear Syndicate, noted that discounts

AMMAN — With the end of the year approaching, apparel sector operators are reflecting on the challenges and opportunities they faced in 2022.“Persistent economic uncertainties have made consumers more prudent in their shopping, and this situation is likely to continue for years to come,” according to apparel industry analyst Munir Deyeh.Deyeh added that reduced purchasing

With the end of the year approaching, apparel sector operators are reflecting on the challenges and opportunities they faced in 2022.

AMMAN — With the end of the year approaching, apparel sector operators are reflecting on the challenges and opportunities they faced in 2022.“Persistent economic uncertainties have made consumers more prudent in their shopping, and this situation is likely to continue for years to come,” according to apparel industry analyst Munir Deyeh.Deyeh added that reduced purchasing

 AMMAN — Bracing for the busiest shopping day of the year, the “White Friday”, retailers are already luring customers with discounts and special offers. Arab countries prefer to describe the last Friday in November as “White Friday”, as opposed to “Black Friday”.The Jordan Times spoke with a number of stakeholders who noted that this day offers “a beacon of hope” after a long

Jordans apparel imports rose during the first nine months of this year by 27.2 per cent to JD174 million compared to JD136 million during the same period last year, according...