The textile industry will maintain a stable recovery trend in the first half of 2026!

In the first half of 2026, the textile industry withstood pressure from various sources and maintained stable operation. The transformation towards digitalization, greenification, and high-end development progressed in an orderly manner, and the construction of a modern textile industry system continued to make new progress.

The key words for industry operation in the first half of this year are intertwined forces and diverging development. Geopolitical conflicts have pushed up energy prices and increased pressure on global supply chains, dragging down the economy, while the AI technology cycle has become a driving force supporting economic growth. The intertwining of these two forces has resulted in slowing economic growth and deepening divergence, which is reflected both between countries and between industries.

Focusing on the domestic market, the industry has achieved recovery and development under the solid foundation of stable production and sales. Production has stabilized but slowed down, with capacity utilization rates higher than the national industrial average. Domestic sales have seen both volume and price increases, and there has been a rotation in consumption structure. The integrated development of new business forms and channels has also been effective. The basic foundation of exports is solid and stable, but the market share in the United States has declined significantly, and multiple challenges lie ahead. Overall, the industry's operation maintains a recovery trend, but the momentum in the second half may be weaker than that in the first half. Enterprises should actively identify and embrace changes in the consumer side and seek new development space.

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