India's hot summer is coming! Sellers should prepare these cooling products!

In February, the temperature in many parts of China rose sharply, contrary to the norm in previous years. The temperature in many northern provinces exceeded 20 degrees Celsius. Among them, the temperature in Hebei and Henan and other places broke the historical extreme value in February, reaching the highest level in all years, and there was a trend of entering summer early. Many people have already changed into light spring clothes, and even put on short sleeves.

In addition to China, many countries in other parts of Asia have also welcomed high temperature weather ahead of schedule. South Asian and Southeast Asian countries such as India, Myanmar and Thailand have ushered in the first round of large-scale high temperatures. The highest temperature in Delhi, India has reached 30 degrees Celsius, and the lowest temperature has remained above 15 degrees Celsius.

India has a tropical monsoon climate, with summer lasting 6 to 8 months. It usually starts in April or May and ends in September or October. However, due to abnormal climate, India may enter summer early this year, perhaps as early as March. Therefore, the demand for essential summer clothing and cooling products may be released in advance.

In terms of clothing, Indian people generally prefer loose styles. Therefore, loose and casual short-sleeved and shorts are more popular. Among them, POLO shirts are the most popular short-sleeved style in India, so sellers can focus on preparing them. In terms of footwear, black men's sandals are more popular, while high-heeled sandals are women's favorite.

In terms of electrical appliances, fans and air-conditioning products will see growth. Affected by last year's epidemic, energy-saving products are more popular among Indian consumers. Sellers can try small handheld fans and other easy-to-carry, inexpensive small electrical appliances. In terms of large household appliances, also affected by the epidemic, new air conditioners that can disinfect viruses are more popular with consumers.

In addition, the epidemic situation in India has changed suddenly recently, with new cases surging in many parts of the country, and officials have also called on the public to reduce travel and stay at home as much as possible. Therefore, India may usher in a second wave of online shopping. In addition to summer essential products, sellers can also pay more attention to epidemic prevention supplies, cleaning and care products, and categories that were hot-selling during last year's epidemic.

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