The phrase "clothing sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the industry or market related to the production and sale of clothing and apparel.
Example: "The clothing sector has seen significant growth due to the rise of online shopping."
Alternatives: "apparel industry" or "fashion industry."
The labour-intensive textile and clothing sector is already in a panic.
Retail sales in the clothing sector brought in £37.9bn in 2011.
General merchandise sales rose 1.6% and the group claimed to have stolen market share in the clothing sector.
The entire industry has grown from $1 billion in 1980, and the clothing sector has expanded beyond T-shirts.
In the crucial women's clothing sector, said Mr. Bubb, the analyst, "They can't seem to work out who their core customer is".
"Greenwashing" is as prevalent in the clothing sector as it is in all sorts of other industries, like the oil business.
An aggressive privatization program has reduced state involvement in basic industry, banking, transport, and communication, and an emerging cadre of middle-class entrepreneurs is adding dynamism to the economy and expanding production beyond the traditional textiles and clothing sectors.
Its greater industrial activities are in mechanical (carpentry and industrial vehicles), food and clothing sectors; its industrial area, whit a thermo electrical power station, is placed in the neighbouring towns.
First, all industrial tariffs are removed among the TPP member countries as well as TTIP member countries by 2030, with some exceptions based on the "best guess" scenario propounded by Ciuriak and Jingliang (2014 6; for the automotive and textiles and clothing sectors, we assume gradual phase-out of tariffs.
Still in the shoe-makers and textile-clothing sector relevant growth is under way in Tunisia and Morocco.
Labor costs have also remained relatively high in the clothing manufacturing sector, even as they have fallen sharply in some other industries like Spain's automotive sector.
