
According to SNS Insider report, the sustainable apparel market is projected to reach US $ 20.51 billion in 2030 from US $ 10.22 billion in 2022, exhibiting a CAGR of 9.1 per cent during the forecast period spanning from 2023 to 2030.
Sustainable apparel, also known as eco-friendly or green clothing, is clothing items that are designed, manufactured, distributed and utilised in the most environmentally responsible manner. The central goal is to minimise the adverse impact on the environment, conserve energy resources and foster social responsibility, all while offering consumers top-notch, stylish clothing.
The report says that one of the primary reasons propelling the sustainable apparel market’s expansion is the growing consumer awareness of environmental concerns and social responsibilities.
This heightened consciousness has generated a substantial demand for sustainable apparel, compelling manufacturers to produce more eco-conscious clothing lines. Technological advancements have revolutionised the production of sustainable clothing. Innovative techniques such as 3D knitting and digital fabric printing enable the efficient utilisation of materials.
North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region are all experiencing a growing trend towards sustainable apparel, says the report, adding that, in the Asia-Pacific region, known for textile and garment production, countries like India and Bangladesh are gradually adopting sustainable practices to meet international demand.






