November3 , 2026

    Indian Textiles exports registers 24.29% in Oct: CITI

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    India’s textiles exports has witnessed a growth of 24.29 per cent over the previous year while Apparel Exports registered de-growth of -8.08 per cent during the same time period, as per the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI).

    In comparison with October 2021 exports of both Textile and Apparel have declined by -25.99 per cent and -27.54 per cent, respectively, according to the confederation’s Analysis of Exports and Imports of T&A for October 2023,

    Cumulative Exports of Textiles and Apparel during Oct‘23 have registered a growth of 10.44 per cent over Oct’22.

    While it has declined by about -26.55 per cent as compared to Oct’21, CITI said in its latest report.

    During Apr-Oct’23, Indian Textiles Exports registered de-growth of -0.41 per cent over the previous year whereas Apparel Exports registered de-growth of -14.58 per cent during the same time period.

    Similarly, as compared to Apr-Oct’21 the exports of Textile and Apparel have declined by 19.55 per cent and 8.88 per cent, respectively.

    Cumulative Exports of Textiles and Apparel during Apr-Oct’23 have registered de-growth of -6.67 per cent as compared to Apr-Oct’22 while the same has declined by about -15.55 per cent as compared to Apr-Oct’21.