The city of Tirupur in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu is an important base for India's garment industry, which has suffered greatly from the outbreak

This is a garment processing factory in Tirupur, Tamil Nadu, southern India. There are more than 17,500 such garment factories in the local area. 60% of India's knitted garments are produced here, and a lot of transnational garment fast consumer goods are also processed here.

India's Steve rubel city clothing export association chairman, said the international garment company to launch new clothes every month, and garment factories need to closely cooperate with the order requirement, India after the second wave of COVID - 19 outbreak, garment factory in India has been more than two months can't satisfy the customer request, this might eventually lead to international customers for a long time.

According to Indian media reports, some multinational clothing retailers have shifted 15-20% of their orders to other countries as a result of the outbreak. During the second wave of COVID-19, the city's garment industry lost at least about 100 billion rupees, or about 8.7 billion yuan. India's garment industry supports about 12 million jobs. Indian industry insiders say the blockade has had a huge impact on manufacturing.