SIC 2389 - Apparel And Accessories, Not Elsewhere Classified
Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing suspenders, garters, handkerchiefs, and other apparel, not elsewhere classified, such as academic caps and gowns, vestments, and theatrical costumes. Also included are establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing clothing by cutting and joining (for example, by adhesives) materials such as paper and non-woven textiles.
Industry trends:
The apparel and accessories sector, classified under SIC 2389, has been experiencing several transformative qualitative trends. As consumer preferences evolve, there is a marked shift towards eco-friendly and sustainable products. Brands are increasingly focused on using recycled materials and adopting sustainable production practices. This trend is driven by the growing consumer awareness and demand for transparency in the supply chain, with many brands integrating "green" certifications and eco-labels to appeal to environmentally conscious buyers.
Digital innovation continues to drive the industry forward, with the rise of virtual fitting rooms and augmented reality experiences enhancing online shopping. These technologies help replicate the in-store experience, addressing critical concerns like sizing accuracy and product visualization, which are paramount as e-commerce maintains its growth trajectory in the apparel sector.
Personalization remains a significant trend, with brands leveraging data analytics to tailor marketing efforts and product offerings to individual consumer preferences. Consumers are increasingly expecting personalized experiences, from customized products to targeted promotions. This focus on personalization is particularly appealing to younger demographics who prioritize unique and individualized shopping experiences.
In terms of forecasts, the demand for sustainable and innovative fashion is expected to grow. Brands that prioritize transparency in their operations are likely to see increased consumer loyalty. Additionally, digital transformation in operations and customer engagement is expected to continue as businesses seek to capitalize on technology to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency, with AI and machine learning playing integral roles. As global trends lean toward sustainability and tech integration, companies in this sector must adapt quickly to remain competitive.
This industry is comprised of:
Arm bands, elastic-mfpm
Band uniforms-mfpm
Burial garments-mfpm
Caps and gowns, academic-mfpm
Costumes: e.g., lodge, masquerade, theatrical-mfpm
Cummerbunds-mfpm
Footlets-mfpm
Garter belts-mfpm
Garters-mfpm
Gowns, hospital: surgical and patient-mfpm
Gowns: academic, choir, clerical-mfpm
Handkerchiefs, except paper-mfpm
Prayer shawls-mfpm
Regalia-mfpm
Suspenders-mfpm
Uniforms, band-mfpm
Vestments, academic and clerical-mfpm
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