Vietnam’s textile and garment sector is poised for exceptional progress in 2025, driven by strategic innovations, strengthened trade relationships, and a commitment to sustainability. With a stellar export performance of $44 billion in 2024, the industry has proven its resilience and adaptability, solidifying its position as a leading player in global trade.
By leveraging free trade agreements (FTAs) and technological advancements, Vietnam’s textile and garment businesses are enhancing their competitive edge in the international market. The zero-tariff benefits from FTAs have opened doors to emerging markets while deepening partnerships in established regions such as the US, EU, and ASEAN. Digital transformation and automation have also boosted productivity, reduced costs, and aligned operations with sustainable practices, setting the stage for long-term growth.
The industry’s proactive diversification of export markets and emphasis on value-added production have paid dividends. The US, accounting for nearly 38% of Vietnam’s textile and garment exports in 2024, remains a vital trade partner, followed by Japan, the EU, South Korea, and China. ASEAN markets continue to grow, further demonstrating Vietnam’s expanding role in regional and global trade networks.
With an ambitious export target of $47-48 billion for 2025, the sector is focusing on enhancing its value chain through investments in green technologies, smart manufacturing, and supply chain integration. Leading enterprises have already secured substantial orders for 2025 and are prioritizing innovation to meet evolving global demands.
As Vietnam’s textile and garment industry continues to thrive, it plays a pivotal role in fostering trade relationships and driving economic growth, highlighting its significance in the global marketplace.
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