Economic liberalization, such as the reduction of trade barriers and the emergence of free trade agreements, has played a significant role in driving globalization in the fashion industry.

China is the largest exporter of apparel in the world, accounting for a significant share of the global fashion supply chain.

Global sourcing refers to the practice of sourcing materials and labor from different countries to take advantage of cost and efficiency benefits.

The environmental impact of globalization in the fashion industry varies depending on factors such as the sourcing practices, production methods, and transportation choices adopted by fashion companies.

Offshoring refers to the movement of production facilities from developed countries to developing countries in search of lower labor costs and other advantages.

Globalization can lead to increased environmental impact due to factors such as increased transportation and production in countries with less stringent environmental regulations.

Nearshoring refers to the practice of sourcing materials and labor from countries that are geographically close to the production facility.

The impact of globalization on the working conditions of garment workers in developing countries varies depending on factors such as the specific country, company, and industry practices.

Reshoring refers to the return of production facilities from developing countries to developed countries.

Globalization can lead to increased competition and cultural differences, but it does not necessarily lead to improved quality of products.

Nearshoring refers to the practice of sourcing materials and labor from countries that have similar cultural and economic characteristics to the production facility.

The impact of globalization on the fashion industry's responsiveness to changing consumer demands varies depending on factors such as the sourcing practices, production methods, and transportation choices adopted by fashion companies.

Globalization can lead to increased environmental impact due to factors such as increased transportation and production in countries with less stringent environmental regulations.

Global sourcing refers to the practice of sourcing materials and labor from countries that have different cultural and economic characteristics than the production facility.

The impact of globalization on the fashion industry's ability to innovate varies depending on factors such as the sourcing practices, production methods, and transportation choices adopted by fashion companies.