Indian Textile Exports Slip to $13.71B in FY25, Triggering Woven Fabrics Reset
India's textile exports fell from ~$14.40 billion in FY24 to $13.71 billion in FY25 amid softer global demand and cautious sourcing. The pressure is pushing mills toward lighter woven constructions, smarter blends, and faster production cycles.
Indian textile exports fell from ~$14.40 billion (FY24) to $13.71 billion (FY25) amid softer global demand and cautious sourcing, driving a shift toward lighter woven constructions, smarter blends, and faster production cycles in the apparel supply chain.
Why this matters
The FY25 slip to $13.71B marks a reversal from FY24 levels, signaling a structural reset in how Indian mills approach woven fabrics, blends, and production speed under softer demand.
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