US textile and apparel exports fell 9.36 per cent to $6.85 billion in January-April 2026, reflecting weaker demand across regional supply chains.
Yarn exports saw the steepest decline, indicating slower upstream activity, while shipments to key markets such as Mexico, Honduras and China contracted sharply.
The trend points to cautious sourcing and softer manufacturing momentum.US textile and apparel exports fell 9.36 per cent to $6.85 billion in January-April 2026, reflecting weaker demand across regional supply chains.
Yarn exports saw the steepest decline, indicating slower upstream activity, while shipments to key markets such as Mexico, Honduras and China contracted sharply.
The trend points to cautious sourcing and softer manufacturing momentum.
