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Vitas Monthly Newsletter - Volume 7/2025

Vitas Monthly Newsletter - Volume 7/2025

In July 2025, Vietnam’s textile-garment industry posted a strong upswing, with total export turnover estimated at 4,45 billion USD, up 8,2% from June and up 21% over the same period last year. Cumulatively, the first seven months saw exports reach 26,33 billion USD, up 9% over the same period in 2024, signaling a clear recovery after a slower spell.

That momentum comes with major headwinds: intensifying competition from other producers, tougher requirements on green and sustainable standards, and volatile global economic and trade conditions, especially the newly applied 20% reciprocal tariff by the United States on goods of Vietnamese origin. This will be a crucial test of the industry’s adaptability and capacity for innovation in the period ahead. 

Standing with  textile-garment businesses, VITAS brings you the latest domestic and international updates, and practical insights in Newsletter No. 07/2025:


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Yarn Expo Autumn 2025: The most comprehensive Edition opens in Shanghai
Nearly 580 exhibitors from 16 countries and regions will gather at Yarn Expo Autumn 2025, showcasing a wide variety of fibers and yarns from September 2 – 4, 2025 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai).
As supply chain needs continue to change, both brands and consumers alike are looking for more sustainable options without sacrificing the look and feel that consumers love about their favorite pair of jeans.
Plastic pollution has emerged as a critical environmental issue globally. One often overlooked contributor is the apparel industry, which annually releases a staggering 8.3 million tons of plastic into the environment₁. This accounts for 14% of the total plastic leakage, defined as the weight of plastic that ends up in the natural environment, annually and is primarily caused by inadequate collection and treatment of garments after disposal.
Documents
Research report: Skills for Trade and Economic Diversification - Analysis of the textile and garment industry in Viet Nam
This report has been published under the project “Future of Work in Textile and Clothing: Forecasting and Developing Skills in Viet Nam to Advance Decent Work and Productivity in the Sector”, which is funded by the Governments of Japan and the Netherlands.
This report has been published under the project “Future of Work in Textile and Clothing: Forecasting and Developing Skills in Viet Nam to Advance Decent Work and Productivity in the Sector”, which is funded by the Governments of Japan and the Netherlands.
The document is the standards and safety assessment methods of LABS currently available in Vietnam. The standard is applied to garment, footwear, handbag and accessory factories in the LABS program, aiming to address the risks and safety hazards for textile and footwear factory buildings. These standards are based on the experience of international standards and good practices in fire, electrical and construction safety.
According to the latest guidance from the Ministry of Health, F0 who are treated at home must wear a mask when they leave the isolation place and keep their distance from others.
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Vitas Monthly Newsletter - Volume 7/2025

In July 2025, Vietnam’s textile-garment industry posted a strong upswing, with total export turnover estimated at 4,45 billion USD, up 8,2% from June and up 21% over the same period last year. Cumulatively, the first seven months saw exports reach 26,33 billion USD, up 9% over the same period in 2024, signaling a clear recovery after a slower spell.

That momentum comes with major headwinds: intensifying competition from other producers, tougher requirements on green and sustainable standards, and volatile global economic and trade conditions, especially the newly applied 20% reciprocal tariff by the United States on goods of Vietnamese origin. This will be a crucial test of the industry’s adaptability and capacity for innovation in the period ahead. 

Standing with  textile-garment businesses, VITAS brings you the latest domestic and international updates, and practical insights in Newsletter No. 07/2025:


As we enter the second half of 2025, Vietnam’s textile and garment industry continues to show positive signs, with June’s export turnover estimated at USD 4.099 billion, a 7.3% increase from the previous month and an 11.4% rise year-on-year. Cumulatively, export turnover for the first six months reached USD 21.802 billion, up 10.6% compared to the same period in 2024. This growth momentum reflects a gradual recovery of global markets, as well as the relentless efforts of our business community in maintaining production, advancing technology, and transitioning towards greener, more sustainable practices to better meet the evolving demands of global supply chains.

Amid ongoing market uncertainties, the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) remains committed to supporting the business community by providing timely updates on market trends, relevant policies, and global textile developments. Our goal is to help enterprises seize opportunities, overcome challenges, and strengthen their position on the international textile map.

The June 2025 report emphasizes the uncertainty stemming from U.S. tariff policy as the dominant factor impacting the market. Recent legal rulings have questioned the President's authority to impose tariffs, creating a complex environment for ongoing trade negotiations. This situation directly affects sourcing decisions, inflation, and global economic growth due to the interconnected nature of the global supply chain.
Newsletter No. 04/2025 particularly focuses on analyzing new policy changes that directly affect business operations, fluctuations in the global textile and garment market, as well as key issues related to industrial property rights and trade promotion. We hope that this newsletter will provide a valuable source of information, offering strong support to textile and garment enterprises in making sound business decisions. In the unceasing flow of time, the textile and garment industry constantly faces fluctuations and challenges, requiring businesses to proactively update information and adapt flexibly. Although the intensity of the US-China trade war has somewhat eased due to the temporary tariff reduction agreement between the two countries, its lingering effects continue to impact the textile and garment sector. Therefore, it is crucial for businesses to quickly develop effective response plans following the 90-day tariff suspension period.

International Integration
Opening of the International Sourcing Exhibition - Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025

Hong Kong’s largest Fashion Exhibition welcomes more than 70 garments and textiles manufacturers from Vietnam looking for new professional buyers worldwide.

On September 7, 2023, in HCM City, the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) and the Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF) jointly organized the "Vietnam - Taiwan Textile Cooperation Forum"  2023 to enhance in-depth cooperation, expand investment opportunities for Vietnamese and Taiwanese textile & Garment enterprises.
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