Chinese shoes, Vietnam footwear exports usher in new opportunities
Boots is a kind of
shoes that is very important for the winter time. The boots are shoes with a
slightly cylindrical shape above the cheekbone. Boots, originally worn by
northern nomads, are also known as horse boots and high boots.
It said the
inventor of the boots was the famous military strategist Sun Bin in the Warring
States period. To commemorate Sun Bin, the old shoemakers adorned him as the
ancestor of the footwear industry.
The earliest
existing boots are cowhide boots from the Peacock Ancient Tombs in Xinjiang. It
can be seen that over 3800 years ago in Xinjiang, boots have appeared. The
styles of the boots are dry boots, flower boots, leather boots, felt boots,
single boots and cotton boots, cloud boots, goose top boots and more.
Nowadays, there
are many boots developed, people like the boots shoes with many new elements of
the its ego, it can be designed for matching different clothes, with various of
elements such like embroidery, beading, embellishment. And of course, it can be
made for different materials either PU or leather. For the colors of boots,
black is the main color since black can have a variety of textures, shiny
leather boots the most popular, while felt, thick, it is not uncommon. However,
in the fashion show, the color of the boots can also be seen from light gray,
dark gray to red, yellow brown, dark red, pink and so on. For outsoles, it can
be made in flat boots, high heel boots etc.
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The EU Executive Committee recommended to the Council of the European Union on December 2, 2009 that the EU should continue to impose anti-dumping duties on leather shoes imported from the mainland for 15 months. The EU Council of Ministers subsequently decided on the 22nd to extend the period of anti-dumping duties on leather shoes in mainland China for a period of 15 months starting from January 2010. This decision also applies to leather shoes imported from Vietnam.
In the period from 1995 to 2005, the EU imposed a quota limit of 10 years on certain footwear in the mainland. In 2005, the European Union launched an anti-dumping investigation on leather shoes on the mainland, and on October 5, 2006, the final decision was made to impose anti-dumping duties for two years with a tax rate of 16.5%. 
