Abstract

The article studies the ready-made garments (RMG) export performance of India and its competitors in respect
of the major import destinations. India is in a position to increase its market share in ready-to-wear garment
export to USA after the removal of Quotas. The impact of abolishing of quota system and economic crisis on
exports of ready to wear garments to its major markets in post quota regime has been examined. The detailed
analysis of recession hit markets brings out the winners and strugglers in the market. This research paper makes
a critical appraisal of the prevailing issues affecting the RMG export import trend.
Approach of the Study: The study has been carried on in two phases, the first phase was exploratory research
and the second phase was primary research.
Limitation: The research is carried out on the exports of ready-to-wear garments only. The study will not give
any detail of the fabric exports from India. The research is based on a questionnaire survey of ready-to-wear
garment exporters in New Delhi, India.

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