The textile and garment industry is one of Vietnam's key economic sectors, contributing significantly to the nation’s export revenue. Amid global economic challenges, Vietnam’s textile and garment exports to the European Union (EU) have shown promising signs of recovery.

Recently, a large garment company in the area announced its decision to cut up to 1,900 workers, stemming from the prolonged shortage of orders and a serious decline in demand from key export markets. This decision is not only a warning bell for the garment industry but also raises concerns about the risk of the crisis spreading throughout the city's economy.

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In 2024, Vietnam's textile and garment export turnover is projected to reach $44 billion, an increase of nearly 11.3% compared to last year, according to the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (Vitas).

A vital component of any production process, quality control is especially significant in the fashion manufacturing sector. great-end apparel and accessories that not only look good but also last over time are in great demand from both brands and customers.

Many garment companies have reported 10-15% year-on-year increases in exports in the first quarter and receiving enough orders to last until the third.

Textile and apparel businesses are encouraged to keep a careful eye on market developments in order to react effectively, even if exchange rate pressures are anticipated to lessen in the second half of the year.

The history of textiles spans thousands of years, combining innovation, creativity, and cultural evolution. From early cloth-making techniques to modern textile technologies, textiles have shaped societies, economies, and industries worldwide.

Numerous analysts believe that even if local textile and apparel companies have been becoming more prevalent in the global manufacturing chain, their numbers still do not match their potential.

The production of raw materials contributes significantly to the fashion industry's environmental impact, accounting for about 38% of the sector’s total emissions.

At the 2024 International Textile & Garment Industry Exhibition, Le Tien Truong, Chairman of Vinatex, highlighted positive trends in Vietnam’s top three textile export markets: the US, EU, and Japan.

When it comes to fashion production, two countries dominate the global stage: China and Vietnam. Over the years, both nations have emerged as key players in the apparel manufacturing sector, each offering unique advantages and a competitive edge.

In recent decades, Vietnam has ascended to become one of the world’s foremost apparel manufacturing hubs, recognized for its blend of affordability, quality, and strategic geographic positioning.

Vietnam has emerged as one of the top apparel manufacturing destinations globally, thanks to its skilled labor force, competitive costs, and robust infrastructure.

In an ever-evolving global marketplace, businesses are continually searching for ways to enhance their operations, reduce costs, and improve product quality.

July 2024 marked the first month in 2024 when textile and garment exports exceeded the $4 billion threshold, achieving the highest monthly export value since August 2022.

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In this article, we will delve into exploring the specific challenges that small fashion brands often encounter in the process of garment production.

Aside from China and Bangladesh, Vietnam has recently emerged as one of the ideal destinations for the fashion industry.