Group 1: Consumer Trends and Market Demand - The functionality of clothing is becoming a significant reference factor for consumer purchases, leading to the emergence of modular clothing designs such as multi-functional down jackets and "three-in-one" outerwear [1] - From January to June, the sales of functional clothing exceeded half of the total sales for a clothing company, with a reported revenue of approximately 1.7 billion [1][2] Group 2: Industry Innovation and Digital Transformation - The textile industry is accelerating its transition from "experience-driven" to "data-driven" approaches, with new technologies enabling the continuous emergence of new materials and products [3][4] - The application of 3D virtual sample technology is revolutionizing traditional clothing development, significantly shortening the order cycle [4] - Key industrial enterprises in the textile sector have achieved a numerical control rate of 63.7% and a digital design tool penetration rate of 82.3%, with leading companies in cotton spinning and chemical fiber reaching world-class levels [4] Group 3: Green Development and Standards - The textile industry is facing challenges such as an incomplete standard system and insufficient depth in green development, with only about 2% of international standards being led by China [5][6] - The industry is moving towards green low-carbon development, with a focus on sustainable materials, green production processes, and promoting consumer practices for recycling [6] - Systematic efforts are being made to enhance international standard systems, deepen digital transformation, and promote comprehensive green development, aiming to establish new competitive advantages in the global market [6]