The Fashion Triangle registers growth in buyers from Portugal, Greece and Ecuador

 

This significant increase shows that the sector has begun its recovery after the coronavirus crisis. The return of events, such as weddings, baptisms and communions, as well as the reactivation of national and international tourism, have been crucial for the increase in wholesale sales. QPortugal, Greece and Ecuador They are some of the countries that have grown the most in terms of the number of buyers in the Fashion Triangle stores. National sales continue to be the main economic driver for fashion and accessories wholesalers.

 

Since the beginning of the pandemic, Fashion Triangle associates have worked to continue their commercial activity, despite different types of restrictions. To do this, they have reinforced their online sales points, through WhatsApp, email and your online point of sale, developed at the beginning of last year.

 

The Fashion Triangle hopes to maintain the positive trend and recover sales levels prior to the pandemic

 

These figures consolidate 2022 as the year of recovery for the sector, despite the rise in energy and fuel prices. Looking ahead to the remainder of the year, the Fashion Triangle hopes to maintain the positive trend and recover pre-pandemic sales levels. In the short term, wholesalers are preparing the new edition of MOMAD, which is celebrated next September.

 

“These first six months of 2022 have been very encouraging for the sector. After two very hard years, we are beginning to notice that sales are recovering and we hope to reach the 2019 figures very soon. We hope that in the remainder of the year the positive trend will continue and that the rise in energy and fuel prices will not end for affect us,” he says. Montserrat Gallego, president of the Fashion Triangle.