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China's sportswear exports dip, but gain in key emerging markets

24 Sep '25
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China's sportswear exports dip, but gain in key emerging markets
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Insights

  • China's sportswear exports fell ***.** per cent to $***.9 million in January–July 2025, hit by weak demand in Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Africa.
  • Persistent decline since 2022 reflects global slowdown and sourcing diversification.
  • Exports to North America, Central & South America, and the Middle East grew, driven by resilient US demand and rising athleisure trends in emerging regions, according to TexPro.

The country had shipped sportswear worth $***.*** million in the first seven months of last year. Outbound shipments have been on a continuous decline since ****, according to sourcing intelligence tool TexPro, signalling persistent pressure from slower consumer spending and increasing competition from Southeast Asian producers.

Shipments to Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Africa followed the same downward trend. Exports to China’s largest market, Europe, dipped to $***.*** million in the first seven months of ****, accounting for **.** per cent of total shipments. Trade with Europe slipped *.** per cent from $***.*** million in the corresponding period of ****, largely due to soft retail demand and cautious restocking by European brands.

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