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The market is divided into sports footwear, clothing, and wearables based on the type of product.
Due to the increasing demand for the product across a range of sports including football, basketball, tennis, and others, the apparel segment is expected to dominate the market.
Performance Clothing is referred to as “apparel” if it has a special design (such as compression gear) or material (such as moisture-wicking) that helps the wearer perform sports, exercises, or other athletic tasks in any weather, with the exception of heavy outerwear and rainwear.
They can also be divided into groups according to the particular sport in which the product will be used. In this instance, sportswear products can be categorised into a wide range of categories, including those for auto racing, football, basketball, cycling, martial arts, skiing, soccer, and yoga.
The Cameroon Sportswear Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
In order to strengthen the nation’s cotton textile sector, the government of Cameroon in central Africa has announced a strategic merger between Société de développement du Coton (Sodecoton) and Cotonnière Industrielle du Cameroun (Cicam).
The government’s 2020–30 National Development Strategy, which also calls for the recovery of the leather industry, includes the merger
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While Cicam specialises in the production of 100% cotton loincloths and towels, Sodecoton organises the production and sale of cotton
The strategy also intends to expand domestic industrial usage of locally produced cotton to 50% by 2030. The cotton is anticipated to supply around 50% of Cameroon’s need for clothes and will be utilised to make garments, notably sportswear.
According to Cameroonian media sources, the military, police, and other government agencies will get clothing made with at least 60% local cotton.
