clothing trade

He subsequently returned to a job in the clothing trade.

But eventually, they say, China will dominate the clothing trade.

They worked mostly in the clothing trade or sold furniture.

The lesser ones probably opted to seek their fortune in the clothing trade.

The second-hand clothing trade is central to the lives of many citizens dwelling in such countries.

The first cohorts of the clothing trade had aged.

So after the shoe trade, the clothing trade is of an immense importance.

Dorset historically had many cottage industries related to the clothing trade.

In this version the protagonists are poor Jews working in the clothing trade.

Both are in the clothing trade.

Coventry began to recover, and again became a major centre of a number of clothing trades.

Since the 2nd World War the second-hand clothing trade has grown considerably globally.

His career in the clothing trade began at his mother's retail store, called Norman's, on upper Broadway.

The British textile and clothing trades, in particular, employed far more women than men and were regarded as 'women's work'.

However in Sailkot, they were largely engaged in the tailoring and clothing trades.

The clothing trade arrived on Great Portland Street with the appearance of small stock and work rooms in the early 1900s.

Within the framework of the progressive liberalization of textile and clothing trade, access to third country markets has to be one of our priorities.

The clothing trade went through a period of great depression in the 17th century, partly owing to the constant outbreaks of plague.

Wonersh was one of the flourishing seats of the clothing trade in West Surrey.

She also served on the Ministry of Labour and National Service subcommittee on the wholesale clothing trade.

Here the story is transposed to the East End of London and the protagonists are poor Jews working in the clothing trade.

As with style-conscious, taste-deficient customers in the clothing trade, art consumers who can afford top dollar play it safe by sticking with an impressive label.

But the managers of the building at 1411 Broadway, between 39th and 40th Street, say they are intent on maintaining it as a center for the clothing trade.

The Agreement established a ten-year period which would eliminate the use of quotas in all textile and clothing trade between WTO nations.

Many Jews in the clothing trade prospered during the 1920s and moved to West Philadelphia and Strawberry Mansion.