The National Council of Textile Organizations said the US textile industry stayed stable in 2025 despite major economic and trade disruptions. Speaking at the annual meeting, Chairman Chuck Hall highlighted plant closures and supply chain challenges but noted the sector’s resilience.
Industry output reached $60.9 billion in 2025, slightly down from the previous year, while exports fell to $27 billion. Despite declines, continued investment and policy support are expected to help the industry remain competitive and resilient in 2026.