Manufacture of leather clothes and fur apparel

NACE code 14.24 covers the manufacture of leather clothes and fur apparel, a vital industry within the broader textile and clothing sector. This industry plays a crucial role in meeting the global demand for high-quality, durable, and fashionable outerwear. The production of leather and fur garments requires specialized skills and techniques, making it an important contributor to the local and national economies where it is concentrated.

The manufacture of leather clothes and fur apparel involves several key steps. First, the raw materials, such as hides, skins, and fur, are carefully selected and processed to create the desired leather or fur. This may include tanning, dyeing, and finishing techniques to enhance the material's properties. The processed materials are then cut and sewn into the desired garment designs, often incorporating additional elements like linings, buttons, and zippers. Finally, the finished products undergo quality control and finishing touches before being packaged and distributed.

The primary inputs for the manufacture of leather clothes and fur apparel include raw hides, skins, and fur, as well as various chemicals and dyes used in the tanning and finishing processes. Specialized machinery, such as cutting and sewing equipment, is also essential for the production of these garments. Additionally, skilled labor, including pattern designers, cutters, and seamstresses, is a crucial input for this industry.

The main outputs of the NACE code 14.24 industry are leather and fur garments, such as coats, jackets, and accessories. These products are often consumed by 14.11 Manufacture of leather clothes and 14.20 Manufacture of articles of fur, as well as by the broader 47.71 Retail sale of clothing in specialized stores and 47.72 Retail sale of footwear and leather goods in specialized stores industries.