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In July 2026, Vietnam's total textile and apparel export turnover was estimated at USD 4.67 billion, up 8.2% from June and 4.3% year-on-year.The increase shows that the sector's export momentum held firm amid a volatile international trade environment.

The focus of the past month was the new U.S. tariff policy. Washington' simposition of Section 301 duties and its award of tariff quotas to several competitors force Vietnam's textile and apparel sector to reassess its standing in its largest export market. Under that pressure, the sector is pursuing two tracks at once: urging the Government to open talks with the U.S. side soon, while proactively broadening its reach through trade-promotion missions to the UK and South Africa in July. Along side the market question comes an ever clearer demand for supply-chain transparency, from tracing the origins of cotton, fibre and yarn to the capacity to meet labour and ESG standards. VITAS is pleased to bring you updates on the domestic and international textile and apparel sector in Newsletter No. 07/2026.

In June 2026, Vietnam's textile and apparel exports recovered clearly after a month of heavy pressure in May. Total export turnover was estimated at USD 4.22 billion, up 10.9% against May and up 2.5% year-on-year, marking a return to positive growth. For the first half of 2026, industry-wide exports reached an estimated USD 22.20 billion, up 1.7% against the same period of 2025.
This is a positive signal for the drive toward raw material self-sufficiency and higher added value that VITAS and the business community are pursuing.VITAS is pleased to present to members and readers the Textile and Apparel Newsletter No. 06/2026, compiling key developments in policy and in domestic and international markets, accompanying enterprises on the journey to strengthen internal capacity and standing in the global value chain.

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