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India home textile exports inch up in 2025, still below COVID peak

31 Dec '25
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	 India home textile exports inch up in 2025, still below COVID peak
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  • India's home textile exports rose marginally to $****.*** billion in January–September 2025 but remained below COVID-era peaks. The US continued to account for over half of shipments, underscoring market concentration risks. Higher freight costs, cautious consumer spending in Western markets, and stronger competition from Asian peers slowed recovery.

The US continued to dominate India’s home textile export basket, accounting for over ** per cent of total shipments at $*.*** billion. Other key destinations included the UK ($***.* million), Germany ($***.* million), Australia ($***.* million) and the UAE ($***.* million), highlighting India’s continued dependence on mature Western markets, according to *fashion.com/market-intelligence/texpro-textile-and-apparel/" target="_blank">sourcing intelligence tool TexPro. This concentration leaves exporters exposed to demand fluctuations in these regions.

Floor coverings remained the largest product segment, generating $*.*** billion and contributing just over ** per cent of exports, supported by steady renovation and housing-related demand. Bed linen followed at $*.*** billion, while bathroom and kitchen textiles reached $*.*** billion. Sacks and bags accounted for $***.* million, and furnishing articles stood at $***.* million in the first nine months of the current year.

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