If you are doing cross-border export e-commerce yourself, I personally feel that the clothing category is not very good, because you cannot guarantee that every consumer is suitable for your products, because everyone's body system is different and you cannot predict it. If the consumer has skin allergies, then the product will be complained and returned. These two situations are probably what you don't want to encounter. If you don't handle it well, it will directly affect the weight, traffic and sales of your store; in addition, if the clothing category is on the way of long-distance transportation, if a buckle falls off, the line is off, etc., you will also encounter customer complaints and returns.

Of course, this is an analysis from the surface of things. Relatively speaking, the return rate of clothing may be higher. Of course, you have your own source of goods. If you are doing B2B, you don't have to worry about these.

Clothing cross-border e-commerce exports mainly include women's clothing, men's clothing, underwear and role-playing clothes. Generally speaking, role-playing clothes are more popular during foreign festivals. The clothing industry is different from the electronics industry. It only needs to explain which devices the electronic product is suitable for. Products in the clothing industry need to have fitting effects and size charts, and preferably a recommendation table, such as whether a certain size is suitable for people of a certain height, weight, and shoulder width, etc. Electronic products only need to be suitable for the device, but this is not the case for clothing products. Clothing products involve the fabric of the product, the effect of trying on the product, etc.