US EditionWarning in the Textile Industry: Sales Dropped 7.7% in the Third Bimonthly and Worsening Expectations for the Future
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The sales of clothing recorded a decline of 7.7% in the third bimonthly of the year (May-June) compared to the same period of 2024, according to the Sectorial Survey designed by the Argentine Industrial Chamber of the Company (CIAI). This setback caused companies with low sales (56%) to surpass the companies with rise (32%) for the first time in three bimonths. Since November 2024 that this did not happen, reaching 52% with increase in their sal…
Pro first time in three bimonths, companies with low sales outperform those with ups
A delegate from Textileana, from Mar del Plata, said that the company is “superstocked” due to the decrease in consumption. The company started a process of loss and there is fear for the growth of layoffs. María Dematteis, delegate of the Internal Commission, warned that the Marplatense factory is going through “a critical moment.” In an economic context marked by recession and adjustment, the historic Textile factory of Mar del Plata, supplier…
The sale of clothing fell 7.7% in the third half of the year compared to the same period of 2024 after six months of slight recovery, according to data from the Argentine Industrial Chamber of Clothing (CIAI). According to the report, the lack of demand and the consequent increase of over stock are the main concerns of the companies in the sector. “The third half of 2025 confirms a deterioration of the situation in the sector with a fall in sale…
Spending on imported clothing set a record and left the local textile industry in crisis. Sales fall, dead-end stocks and job alert.
More than half of the companies in the sector reported contractions in marketing and warn of the decline in domestic demand. In addition, only 14.5% expect an improvement in the coming months. Read more
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