More and more citizens choose to buy clothes online, and the trend of traditional market turning to e-commerce is also more obvious. The relevant person in charge of the Guangzhou Economic and Trade Commission revealed at the 2013 China Liuhua International Garment Festival yesterday that the output value of e-commerce in Guangzhou increased by 130% last year, far higher than that of traditional business. Liuhua Business District also said goodbye to the single trend of the wholesale market yesterday and entered the era of e-commerce, taking the road of both online and offline attacks.

However, e-commerce also has its own bottlenecks. Consumers find that there are more and more cases where the goods are not the right ones or the clothes do not fit. To this end, Liu Yueping told reporters that 3D printing technology and cloud room technology have been officially integrated with the fashion clothing industry, and the time for these two latest technologies to enter the public may not be far away. So what will happen to citizens' shopping at that time? Liu Yueping said that 3D technology can scan the shape of consumers, and then consumers can find their favorite clothing styles in the cloud version room, and then print out the customized clothes of citizens at the first time through 3D printing technology.

Cheng Jiuzhou, general manager of Baima Garment Market, told our reporter that Baima Garment Network recorded more than 100000 transactions during its trial operation. In order to break through the bottleneck of existing e-commerce, it is cooperating with e-commerce experts from Jinan University, hoping to jointly develop the software of Guangzhou's first "online fitting room". Citizens can input their own information to see whether the clothes fit or not at the click of a mouse.