Nanjing City South Big Oil Lane Lane Into Second-Hand Clothing "Distributing Center"

According to the survey, Nanjing's big oil lane has become the "distributing center" of second-hand clothing, but due to lack of

Second-hand clothing business has become a climate.

The big oil lane is about 500 meters long, with more than 30 shops selling second-hand clothing on both sides.

Most of these shops are built along the streets, and there is also a small market.

Walk into a shop that specializes in men's wear, and exchange with the shopkeeper of Zhejiang, Mr. Wang, on the basis of the new clothing store's urgent need for goods.

Mr. Wang admitted that these clothes were mainly made up of old products, and some of them were from the manufacturers.

He said that this piece of second-hand clothing business has been formed in 2003, and all the goods are from Guangdong. After that, they are sold to Jiangbei, Jiangning, Xianlin and other places, mainly wholesale.

Mr. Wang is very familiar with the way of collecting passengers. He says that suits are 85 yuan each, and the price of shirts and trousers is no more than 35 yuan. If the volume of goods is large, the price can be negotiated.

"My shop sells nearly 100 items a day, and the quality is guaranteed."

Most of the clothes are not trademarks and related quality labels. Mr. Wang said that he could go to Confucius temple on his own initiative.

Then she went into a store specializing in women's clothing, and saw that the shopkeeper was taking out clothes from several dilapidated bags.

The wrinkled clothes are classified on the ground and then directly mounted.

The shopkeeper enthusiastically promoted that all women's wear was 20 yuan to 30 yuan.

For many clothes that are wrinkled and stained, shopkeepers promise to clean and sterilize them before shipment, and leave the contact mode voluntarily, asking reporters to contact her two days before ordering, so that they can be prepared.

When asked whether the departments concerned often came to check, the shopkeeper seemed very unconcerned: "we are selling some old clothes, not illegal, and are not afraid of inspection."

No evidence can be encountered in accordance with regulatory law enforcement embarrassment

After knowing the situation, he went to the Confucius Temple police station of Qinhuai industrial and commercial sub bureau to report, hoping to check and straighten out, but the reply was embarrassing.

The deputy director of the Institute said that at present, the state has no clear rules for the second-hand clothing trade from the old and the repurchase orders, so long as the business license procedures are complete, it can be sold. At the same time, there is no specific standard for the quality of second-hand clothing, that is, it is sent to the quality supervision department, and there is no test result.

Senior vice director believes that only by confirming that the "packaged clothes" imported illegally from abroad can be dealt with according to law, and the identification of "packaged clothes" is very difficult.

According to the regulations, if there is a dispute, it is necessary for the complainant to give evidence.

At present, only a hard demand for the field of food circulation vouchers, the majority of second-hand clothing businesses do not import and export records, are cash pactions, can not trace back to the source.

"In general, it is necessary to increase the source of anti blocking efforts. Once the" packaged clothes "have been circulated, it is very difficult to trace them.

"We have also stepped up publicity to appeal to the public not to buy second-hand clothing, but some citizens are still in great demand for second-hand clothing," said senior vice president.

Now we can only ban the unlicensed business operators and try our best to mediate disputes. "

Since 2003, Nanjing has launched several rounds of corrective actions on "packaged clothes", and has achieved remarkable results.

Nowadays, the problem of secondhand clothing is threatening again, which is similar to the "baling clothes". It only changes from "foreign" to "domestic", and the regulatory gap is urgently needed by relevant departments.