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Fluctuations in currency valuation affect the cost of importing and price competitiveness of fashion goods in different markets.

Covers the management of the movement of fashion goods, influencing speed to market and inventory levels.

Prohibits trade with specific countries, disrupting the supply chain and market entry for fashion companies.

Entering new international markets to reduce risk and increase opportunities for fashion brands.

Economic policies that protect domestic industries can influence the import of foreign fashion goods, affecting market competition.

Defines delivery terms and responsibilities between buyer and seller, crucial for international fashion logistics.

Essential for protecting fashion designs, trademarks, and patents internationally to ensure brand uniqueness and value.

Bilateral or multilateral agreements that shape fashion trade by reducing tariffs and easing market access.

Adopting eco-friendly practices in the fashion trade to mitigate environmental impact and cater to consumer demands.

The process of passing goods through customs before they can enter or leave a country, essential for fashion items to be sold globally.

The oversight of all steps in the fashion product journey, from material sourcing to delivery to the end consumer.

Adhering to international laws and regulations is crucial for fashion brands to operate legally across borders.

Fake fashion merchandise harms brand reputation and reduces profits for legitimate businesses.

Investment by a fashion retail company in another country, which can affect market expansion and cost-efficiency of production.

Allows fashion companies to internationally expand their brand without direct investment, influencing market presence and product range.

Custom duties imposed on imported garments affecting the cost and pricing strategy in global fashion retail.

Limits the quantity of goods that can be imported, impacting the availability and variety of international fashion brands in a market.

Unofficial importation of fashion goods through channels which, while legal, are unofficial, unauthorized, or unintended by the original manufacturer.

Restrictive measures that can limit trade in the fashion industry with certain countries and impact sourcing strategy.