| Camo Clothing |
| Hunting Accessories |
| Outdoor Wear |
| Work Jackets |
| Arctic Shield |
| Hunting Jackets |
| Safety Wear |
| Work Wear |
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 Join
our team of Arctic Shield dealers selling quality hunting
accessories, apparel and outdoor workwear across Canada.
It's easy to get started and the interest you will receive
is
fantastic.
We have over 30 Arctic Shield dealers throughout Canada,
offering customers the finest in "Complete Body Warming
System" products. We are proud of our camo clothing including
Hunting Jackets, Gloves and Pants available in camouflage
fabrics
with
our exclusive RE-tain technology, designed
to keep you warm regardless of temperature or windchill. This
is a Great Opportunity! If you are an outdoor sports
store or would like to start your own home based business with
little investment required, contact
us today!
NEW: We are developing a dealer training
program and benefits for those who sign up will include
our new Visa/Mastercard merchant package. |
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What is the Size of the Apparel Industry? |
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In 2001, the Canadian apparel industry comprised of approximately
3914 establishments and employed about 93 000 workers. The market
for Canadian apparel reached some $9.9 billion in 2001, an increase
of 3% from the previous year, with domestic shipments accounting
for $4.0 billion (41%) and imports of $5.9 billion (59%). At
retail, Canadian consumers spent almost $18.6 billion for apparel
in Canada in 2001.
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| Q: |
What do Canadian consumers spend annually for clothing? |
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At retail, Canadian consumers spent almost $18.6 billion for
apparel in Canada in 2001. |
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What is the current market trend for apparel? |
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Underlying changes in demographics, lifestyle, incomes and
prices continue to exert changes on overall consumer demand,
and apparel consumer spending. The Canadian apparel market reached
some $9.9 billion in 2001, an increase of 3% from the previous
year, with domestic shipments accounting for $4.0 billion (41%)
and imports for $5.9 billion (59%). In the five year
period of 1996-‘01, the market rose a noticeable 49%,
moving up from $6.7 billion in 1996 to $9.9 billion in 2001.
Canadian apparel retail consumption in 2001 was $18.6 billion.
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