Asia-Pacific Textile Market Size

Asia Textile Market Analysis

The Asia-Pacific Textile Market size is estimated at USD 391.20 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 443.72 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 2.55% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

• Increasing demand for clothing and home furnishing products in the Asia-Pacific region are the major growth factors.
• The COVID-19 crisis caused considerable damage and hardship across the global garment industry, affecting brands, manufacturers, and workers in various multitudes. The pandemic has exposed acute vulnerabilities in garment supply chains and the impact that sourcing decisions have on supplier factories and their workers. With the bulk of global garment production in Asia, the region remains the frontline of the adverse effects rippling through the supply chain.
• Asia-Pacific is both the largest and fastest-growing silk market. Due to the easy availability of raw silk, China leads the Asia-Pacific silk market, accounting for approximately 80% of the region's demand for silk. China is also the world's largest producer of raw silk and silk yarns, trailing India, Thailand, and Uzbekistan. The country is the world's leading textile exporter, accounting for roughly 40% of global textile and clothing exports. With over 20,000 enterprises. The Asia-Pacific silk market is expected to expand further as a result of the region's growing economy, rapid advances in sericulture technology, and increased use of silk in the textile industry.
• Thailand is well-known throughout the world as one of the world's largest producers of fabric, sportswear, children's wear, women's wear, and casualwear. Furthermore, the country's exquisite finishing, dyeing, and printing services make it one of the world's most popular textile outsourcing destinations. Thailand currently employs nearly one million people through its 4,500 textile and apparel manufacturers. Most of these manufacturers, based in and around Bangkok and eastern Thailand, produce everything from man-made fiber plants, spinning and weaving to dyeing and printing.
• According to Bangladesh's Export Promotion Bureau (EPB), the country's home textile export basket includes bed linen, bed sheet and other bedroom textiles, bath linen, carpets and rugs, blankets, kitchen linen, curtains, cushions and cushion covers, and quilt covers. Home textiles earned USD 1.62 billion from exports in the recently concluded fiscal year 2021-22, representing year-on-year growth of 43.28%. It is worth noting that home textiles earned USD 1.13 billion in exports in the previous fiscal year.
• With Asia accounting for the majority of global garment production, the region remains at the forefront of the negative effects reverberating through the supply chain. With the challenges comes a window of opportunity for new alliances and new thinking about the industry's future and, more importantly, how it can be reshaped for a more resilient, sustainable, and human-centered future. Domestic consumers have prompted businesses to reconsider their supply chains, and e-commerce and digitalization have benefited.