MOSCOW TEXTILE TRADERS SEE SHIFT IN RUSSIAN TASTES TOWARDS COLOUR AND COMPLEX PRINTS
August 1st, 2017
RUSSIAN clothing and textile consumers are increasingly choosing to buy products with natural materials and brighter colours, grassroots retail managers in Moscow have told WTiN.com.
Speaking from the major wholesale and retail complex ‘Textile Profy Moscow’, which commands 120,000 square metres in selling areas, its managers said Russian consumers are increasingly eschewing subtle and muted colours. Its businesses work mostly with wholesalers, but occasional retail customers - mostly middle-aged women – shop here, seeking a wide variety of products. The ...
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