© United States Fashion Industry Association 2018

The American Fashion Industry Association (USFIA) promises to realize fashion through world trade.

USFIA represents the US brands, retailers, importers, wholesalers, and operates globally. Founded in 1989, the USFIA is committed to eliminate tariffs and non-tariff barriers that impede free trade in the fashion industry and create employment in the United States.

Headquartered in Washington, DC, the USFIA is a former fashion industry of US government spokespersons, and international governments and officials. Through continuous two-way communication, USFIA staff and attorneys can be seen and heard by members of Washington State and around the world and overcome current and future regulatory challenges. Through our publications, educational events and networking opportunities, the USFIA is also working with major stakeholders throughout the value chain, including the US and international service providers, suppliers, industry associations and others.

The US Fashion Industry Association (USFIA) is working on removing barriers that impede the free circulation of textiles and apparel products to the US and international markets.

USFIA has played an important role in abolishing the global clothing quota system. As our industry becomes more global, new challenges are occurring every day. We keep concentrating and keep in mind the following five values ​​when making any decision to ensure that our work will have a positive impact on our members.

Our members tell us that we listen to their voices, support them and protect them - and our government partners are trying to find us a creative solution Tell us to cooperate with them

Maintain and clearly understand the most important issues for industry and members - Purchasing managers and directors in charge of compliance routinely make a tough decision on how to respond to these challenges.

We focus our laser on our mission, it allows us to move quickly and quickly in order to grasp the opportunity for us to move the needle

Our members collaborate to work together to share best practices, broaden the industry voice on key issues, set market competition aside, and achieve common goals.

In addition to providing information to members about current regulatory challenges, we also understand future regulatory issues - as the industry globally grows we are expanding our business

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