India textiles set for multi-year structural upcycle on China+1: 360 One Capital
A 360 One Capital report flags a multi-year structural upcycle for India's textile and apparel sector, driven by China+1 sourcing shifts and trade deals. But it warns that garmenting scale, productivity and man-made fibre capability—not just cheap labour—will decide export and market-share gains. India holds ~3% of global apparel trade versus Bangladesh's 9-10% and Vietnam's 6-7%.
360 One Capital report says India's textile/apparel sector faces a multi-year structural upcycle from China+1 sourcing and trade deals, but garmenting scale, productivity and man-made fibre capability—not just cheap labour—will determine export and market-share gains.
Why this matters
360 One Capital's report reframes India's textile opportunity around scale and man-made fibre capability rather than labour cost, setting a multi-year benchmark against Bangladesh and Vietnam.
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