garments and textiles

The Garments & Textiles category covers manufacturing, exports, imports, and supply chain trends in the textile and apparel industry. It explores raw material sourcing, foreign direct investment, sustainability efforts, and regulatory policies, providing insights into global trade dynamics and industry innovations.

 

How to Manufacture Clothing in Vietnam 2026: Sourcing, Locations, IP & More

Vietnam clothing manufacturers are a dime a dozen and with excellent access to key raw materials and relatively low-cost labour, making clothes in Vietnam can be relatively easy and cost-effective. There are a number of big brands manufacturing clothing in Vietnam already and they have been for years. In this context, Vietnam is well prepared for new brands to enter the market, and with the right support, foreign brands can realise real value in clothing manufacturing in Vietnam.

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Vietnam’s Yarn Manufacturing Industry 2026: Key Players, Exports & Trends

Driven by strong export growth, particularly to markets like China, South Korea, Japan, and the United States, Vietnam’s yarn industry has positioned itself as a vital link in the global textile supply chain. The country’s yarn exports, which include both synthetic and natural fibres, have seen steady increases in recent years. In response to global demand for sustainable and eco-friendly textiles, Vietnamese manufacturers are also adopting more sustainable practices, incorporating organic and recycled materials, and improving production efficiency to reduce environmental impact.

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Where are Nikes Made in Indonesia 2026? Factories, Footwear & Apparel

Nike products are manufactured in Indonesia primarily in West Java and Central Java, two of the country’s main industrial hubs. Key manufacturing zones include areas around Bandung, Cianjur, Karawang, and Semarang, where Nike’s supplier factories produce footwear, apparel, and equipment. These locations offer access to skilled labour, established infrastructure, and proximity to export ports, making them strategic sites in Nike’s global supply chain.

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