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Quotas that were stiffened after Chinese clothing imports surged into Europe in 2005 are set to expire at the end of this year.
ECONOMIST: Business this week
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Li Guilian runs Dayang Trands, a Chinese clothing company that is manufacturing the U.S. Olympic uniforms that the American team will be wearing at the opening ceremony in London on Friday.
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For example, in 2011's Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon, Shia LaBeouf wears a T-shirt made by Chinese clothing maker Metersbonwe and, in one scene, a character drinks a carton of Shuhua milk made by dairy group Yili.
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It has brought branded clothing to Chinese stores, but not balls or bats.
ECONOMIST: Baseball in China
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Downstairs, a Chinese hipster in decidedly untraditional clothing was waiting in a beaten-up city cab, and soon we were hurtling through modern high-rise developments and shopping complexes.
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How about the food, clothing and shelter of ordinary Chinese themselves?
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But Xu Lin, a Chinese entrepreneur who set up Giupel, a clothing business, in Prato more than 10 years ago, believes that economic currents are set to favour Italian companies if they innovate and wake up to new opportunities.
BBC: The Italian fashion capital being led by the Chinese
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Now that those exports have helped make the Chinese richer, they have more to spend on food, clothing and shelter.
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Most Chinese exports to the US are still lower value manufactured goods such as clothing and shoes.
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