The bamboo apparel market is estimated to be at US $ 2,248.6 million in 2022 and is projected to reach US $ 4,026.9 million by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 6 per cent from 2022 to 2032.
The Bamboo Apparel Market report of Future Market Insights (FMI) says that the manufacturers’ green approach in product processing and manufacturing is paving way for market growth.
China and India are the biggest manufacturers of bamboo apparel and the biggest importers to the US. Bamboo apparel market is gaining popularity due to eco-friendly sustainable production which is trending in many countries.
The bamboo fibre has tinier pores and gaps than any other material, allowing for improved ventilation and moisture absorption. Apparel made of bamboo is entirely natural, silk-soft and biodegradable. The bamboo clothing is made from bamboo pulp, which is incredibly soft. Bamboo is an excellent fabric for clothing because of its great breathing qualities provided by its hollow fibres.
After that, mechanical combs are used to separate natural fibres into yarn. Such transparency into the manufacturing processes is generating a loyalty factor among the consumers towards the manufacturers and increasing the product demand.
Fashion designers are increasingly choosing bamboo textiles. Well-known fashion designers frequently use bamboo materials in their collections. A few examples include Sara Kirsner, Linda Loudermilk, Agnes B, Kate O’Connor, Alfred Sung, Oscar de la Renta, Diane von Furstenberg and Diane von Furstenberg.
The study also highlights that use of blended fabric is highest among different fabrics in bamboo apparel market with a revenue share of around 62.7% per cent in 2021.
Leading players in the bamboo apparel market are China Bambro Textile Co., Ltd.; Bamboo Textile Co.; Advantage Fibres; Wild Fibres; TIC Gums; China Thrive Industrial Co.; Towel Industrial Co. Ltd.; Xiamen Ebie import & Export Co. Ltd.; Boody Bamboo Clothing; Cozy Earth; Cariloha, Inc.; Blue Bungalow; Free Fly Apparel; Ettitude Holdings, Inc.; and Thought Clothing etc.
