Where are Adidas made in Vietnam 2025? Factories & Supply Chain

Adidas products made in Vietnam are produced in several provinces around the country. They are, however, mostly concentrated in the south, in and around Ho Chi Minh City. This is in part because of the dense population and access to one of Vietnam’s biggest ports but also because Ho Chi Minh City has a long history with garment and textile production. It’s also a key pillar of Vietnam’s footwear manufacturing industry.

This article breaks down Adidas products made in Vietnam and the footwear manufacturers making them by type and region, providing a general overview of the structure of Adidas’ operations in Vietnam.

Adidas factories in Vietnam

According to Adidas’ 2025 supplier list, the company engages around 167 factories all over Vietnam to produce shoes, apparel, and accessories.

Where is Adidas apparel made in Vietnam?

There are around 70 factories in Vietnam making apparel for Adidas. These factories are scattered all over the country, however, the bulk of said factories are in Binh Duong.

Adidas primary apparel suppliers

These are factories with direct contracts with Adidas.

Adidas apparel subcontractors

These are factories subcontracted by Adidas’ primary suppliers.

Adidas apparel licensees

These are manufacturing facilities that are not directly owned or operated by Adidas but are authorised to produce Adidas products. These factories are typically engaged by companies that hold a licence to make and sell Adidas-branded goods.

Adidas apparel wet process suppliers

These are factories that process materials for Adidas’ primary suppliers and subcontractors. They generally carry out water intensive processes, the dyeing and finishing of materials, for example.

Where are Adidas accessories made in Vietnam?

There are 27 factories making accessories for Adidas in Vietnam in 2025. These factories were mostly concentrated in southern Vietnam’s Dong Nai province.

Adidas primary accessories suppliers

Adidas subcontractors: accessories

Adidas licensees: accessories

Adidas  wet process suppliers: accessories

Where is Adidas footwear made in Vietnam?

Adidas had 70 factories making footwear in Vietnam in 2025. These were mostly concentrated in southern Vietnam’s Dong Nai province.

Adidas primary suppliers: footwear

Adidas subcontractors: footwear

Adidas wet process suppliers: footwear

Why are Adidas made in Vietnam?

There are a broad range of reasons why manufacturers choose to make their products in Vietnam. For clothing and apparel brands it’s typically because of the low-cost labour and the convenient location.

Low cost-labour

Vietnam is well-known in manufacturing circles for its low-cost labour. With a population of around 100 million that is relatively young, making manufactured goods in Vietnam has helped reduce the bottom line of many global manufacturing firms and brands. 

The minimum wage in Vietnam is regionally very competitive. In its two biggest cities, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, it is very low when compared with their regional counterparts–just US$192.99 per month whereas in Jakarta, for example, it is US$316.92. That said, the manufacturing sector often has average wages in Vietnam much higher than in other key industries in Vietnam.

Location

Vietnam is strategically located south of China and Pacific Ocean-adjacent and thus connected via sea to the world’s biggest economy, the United States of America. This makes integrating Vietnam into existing supply chains much easier with firms manufacturing in China able to truck materials and equipment south of the border with relative ease. It also fits well into Southeast Asian supply chains as a final destination for assembly and testing before goods are shipped off to other parts of the world. This is made all the more easier by a myriad of free trade agreements between ASEAN member states.

Making clothing and footwear in Vietnam

Brands interested in manufacturing clothing, footwear, and apparel in Vietnam have a broad range of options from contract manufacturing to opening their own factory. These options all have their own challenges and benefits and what’s best for one firm may not necessarily be what’s best for another. In this light, thorough research may be needed.

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First published October 16, 2024. Last updated March 18, 2025.