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MATERIALSMARKETREPORT20252

Contents

Introduction3

Aboutthisreport4

Executivesummary5

Estimatingthebreakdownoffibersandmaterialsby

productapplication8

Theglobalfibermarket9

Globalfibermarkettrends10

Theglobalfibermarket202411

Theglobalfibermarket2024:Programoverview12

Theglobalrecycledfibermarket13

Plantfibers:Cotton14

Virgincotton15

Recycledcotton26

Plantfibers:Otherplant-basedfibers27

Otherplant-basedfibers28

Animalfibers:Wool30

Virginsheepwool31

Recycledsheepwool38

Animalfibers:Otheranimalfibers39

Virginmohair40

Virgincashmere41

Virginalpaca43

Virginsilk44

Othervirginanimalfibers45

Manmadecellulosicfibers46

Virginmanmadecellulosicfibers47

Recycledmanmadecellulosicfibers51

Syntheticfibers:Polyester52

Recycledpolyester53

BiobasedandCO2-basedpolyester55

Syntheticfibers:Polyamide(nylon)56

Recycledpolyamide(nylon)57

Biobasedpolyamide(nylon)58

Syntheticfibers:Othersyntheticfibers59

Othersyntheticfibers60

Otherrawmaterials(non-fiber)61

Animalmaterials:Downandfeathers62

Virgindown63

Recycleddown64

Animalmaterials:Leather65

Rawhides66

Recycledleatherfiber69

Plantmaterials:Naturalrubber70

Naturalrubber71

Methodologyanddisclaimer72

Acknowledgements75

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Aboutthisreport

Welcometothe12theditionofTextileExchange’sMaterialsMarketReport.

TheMaterialsMarketReport,firstlaunchedin2013,isacomprehensive,annualpublicationthatprovidesuniquedataandinsightsintoglobalfiberandrawmaterial

production,helpingtheindustrytomeasureandmakeprogresstowarditsgoals.Webelievethatclimateactionstartsatthesourceofthematerialswechoose.

TheMaterialsMarketReportsharesthebestavailabledataonglobalfiberandmaterialproductionvolumesalongside

program-specificvolumesandother

insights.it

isnotwithinthescopeoftheMaterialsMarketReporttoassessprogramsorstandards,andtheinformationshouldnotbeusedor

consideredasadviceorrecommendationinanydirection.

Forthepurposeofthisreport,leather,rubber,and

downareconsiderednon-fiberrawmaterialsandarethereforeincludedseparatelyfromglobalfiberdata.

it’simportanttorecognizethatcompilingglobalmarketdataonfibersandrawmaterialsischallenging,andthequalityofavailabledataisoftenlimited.Thecollectionofprimarydatafromsuppliersisbeyondthescopeofthisreport,sowerelyonsecondarydatafromindustryassociations,internationalorganizations,governmentalorganizations,standard

setters,andresearchinstitutes.WhileTextileExchange

hascollected,analyzed,andcompiledthisinformationin

goodfaithandhascross-checkeditwhereverpossible,thereportisintendedforgeneralguidanceandinformationalpurposesonly.Duetocommongapsandinconsistenciesinglobalmarketdata,modelinghasfrequentlybeenapplied.

Formanyyears,TextileExchangehasworkedonimprovingdataqualityandincreasingtransparencyintheindustry.

However,thereisalotmoreworktobedone,andwe

encouragetheindustrytohelpusfurtherimprovethe

qualityandaccessibilityofglobalfiberandrawmaterials

productiondata.Onlythroughcollaborationandjointeffortscanwemeasureourprogressandachieveourgoals.

Wesincerelythankallthosewhohavecontributeddataorinformationtothisreportformakingitpossible.

Importantnoteaboutthescopeofdataincludedinthisreport

Thisreportcoverstotalfiberandrawmaterial

productionvolumes,irrespectiveofwhethertheyareusedforapparel,hometextiles,footwear,oranyotherapplication.

TextileExchangeisawareoftheinterestin

understandingtheproportionoffiberandrawmaterialproductionvolumesthatcanbeattributedtoapparel,footwear,andhometextiles.Sincedataonthisis

currentlyverylimited,TextileExchangeisworking

onaprojecttoimprovethisdata.inthemeantime,asastartingpointandtoaidinterpretationofthedata

includedinthisreport,TextileExchangehasincludedveryroughestimatesofthebreakdownoffiberand

materialvolumesbyproductapplicationonpage8.

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Executivesummary

Theglobalfibermarket

Globalfiberproductionincreasedfromaround125million

tonnesin2023toarecord132milliontonnesin2024.Thisispredominantlyduetogrowthintheproductionofnewvirginfossil-basedsynthetics.

Since2000,whenglobalfiberproductionwas58million

tonnes,productionhasmorethandoubledanditisexpectedtogrowto169milliontonnesin2030ifbusinessasusual

continues.WhiletheindustryhasmadecommitmentstoalignwiththeParisAgreementbykeepingglobalwarmingtoa

1.5°Cpathway,trends,suchastheindustry’srelianceonvirginfossil-basedsyntheticmaterialsandthelimitationsoftextile-to-textilerecycling,threatentounderminetheindustry’s

commitmentstoitsclimategoals.

Themarketshareofrecycledfibersremainedataround7.6%in2024.Thevastmajorityofthiswasrecycledpolyestermadefromplasticbottles,whichaccountedfor6.9%ofallfiber

producedworldwide.Overall,lessthan1%oftheglobalfibermarketwasfrompre-andpost-consumerrecycledtextiles.

Cotton

Cottonremainsthesecondmostwidelyproducedfiberafterpolyester.Globalcottonfiberproductiondecreasedfrom24.8milliontonnesin2022/23to24.5milliontonnesin2023/24,withcotton’sshareoftheglobalfibermarketdecreasingfrom20%to19%duringthisperiod.

Themarketshareofvirgincottoncoveredbytheprograms

thatshareddataforthisreportincreasedtoanestimated34%in2023/24,upfrom31%in2022/23.

BetterCotton,includingitsequivalentsAgro-2,integratedProductionSystemofAndalucía,Spain(iPS),israel

CottonProductionStandardSystem(iCPSS),myBMP,andResponsibleBrazilianCotton(ABR),madeupthemajorityofthis34%,accountingfor23%ofallvirgincottonproducedin2023/24.BetterCottonwithoutitsequivalentsaccountedforaround9%ofallcottongrownin2023/24,ABRfor12%,myBMPfor2%,Agro-2for0.5%,iCPSSfor0.1%,andiPSfor0.03%.

Allothercottonprogramsthatshareddataforthis

report(includingClimateBeneficial™Verified,Fairtrade,internationalSustainabilityandCarbonCertification,

organic,OrganicCottonAccelerator,REELCottonCode,REELRegenerativeCode,regenagri,RegenerativeCottonStandard®,RegenerativeOrganicCertified®,andtheu.S.

CottonTrustProtocol)hadacombinedmarketshareofaround11%ofglobalcottonproductionin2023/24.

O

Polyester

Polyestercontinuestobethemostwidelyproducedfiber

intheworld,accountingfor59%ofglobalfiberproduction

in2024,upfrom57%in2023.intermsofvolume,polyester

fiberproductionincreasedfrom71milliontonnesin2023to78milliontonnesin2024.

Recycledpolyesterfiberproductionincreasedfromaround

8.9milliontonnesin2023toaround9.3milliontonnesin

2024.However,duetothelargerincreaseinvirginpolyesterproduction,therewasadecreaseintheoverallmarketshareofrecycledpolyesterfromaround12.5%ofglobalpolyester

productionin2023toaround12.0%in2024.

Systemsforpolyestertextile-to-textilerecyclingarein

developmentbutareonlyestimatedtoaccountforaround2%ofallrecycledpolyester.Theinterestin,anduseof,oceanorocean-boundplasticisincreasing,butoverallmarketsharesremainverylowandmakeuplessthan0.005%ofallrecycledpolyester.Recycledpolyesterisstillprimarilymadefrom

plasticbottles(98%).

Themarketshareofbiobasedpolyesterfiberremainedvery

lowataround0.01%ofglobalpolyesterproduction—mainly

duetoissuesaroundpriceandavailability,aswellasquestionsaboutthesustainabilityofcurrentlyavailablebiobased

polyester.Thereportalsohighlightsnewinnovations,suchasfibersmadefromcapturedCO2.

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Polyamide(nylon)

Polyamide(nylon)isthesecondmostusedsyntheticfiber

andmadeup5%oftheglobalfibermarketin2024,with7

milliontonnesproducedglobally.Duetotechnicalrecycling

challengesandcomparativelylowerpricesfornewvirgin

fossil-basedpolyamide,recycledpolyamidecontinuesto

makeuponly2%ofthetotalpolyamidemarketshare.Most

recycledpolyamideismadefrompre-consumerwasteor

materialssuchasdiscardedfishingnetsandcarpets,butthereisalsoalotofpotentialforpost-consumertextilestobeusedasfeedstock.

Themarketshareofbiobasedpolyamidefibersin2024

remainedlow,ataround0.4%oftheglobalpolyamidefiber

market.Similartothereasonsforthelowuptakeofbiobasedpolyester,price,availability,andquestionsaboutthe

sustainabilityofbiobasedpolyamidedampenedgrowthinthemarket.

Manmadecellulosicfibers

Productionofmanmadecellulosicfibers(MMCFs),includingviscose(rayon),lyocell,modal,acetate,andcupro,increasedfrom7.9milliontonnesin2023to8.4milliontonnesin2024.MMCFscontinuedtoaccountfor6%oftheglobalfibermarket.

MMCFsproducedusingForestStewardshipCouncil(FSC)

and/orProgrammefortheEndorsementofForestCertification(PEFC)-certifiedorcontrolledfeedstockhadanestimated

marketshareof65–70%ofallMMCFsin2024.

ThemarketshareofMMCFsmadefromrecycledfeedstocksincreasedfromanestimated0.7%in2023to1.1%in2024.Thisgrowthisexpectedtocontinuethankstoongoingresearch

anddevelopment.Withorganizationssuchasbluesign®andZeroDischargeofHazardousChemicals(ZDHC)introducingstandardsatthepulpandfiberlevel,changeisalsolikelyatthesestagesofthesupplychain.

Wool

Globalsheepwoolproductionremainedataround1milliontonnesofcleanwoolfiberin2024,withwoolaccountingfor0.9%oftheglobalfibermarket.

ThecombinedmarketshareofwoolproducedaccordingtotheResponsibleWoolStandard(RWS),ZQ,ZQRX,SustainaWOOLGreen(SustainaWOOLunderAWSS),Sustainablue

(ResponsiWOOLunderAWSS),SustainaWOOLGold,

SustainableCapeWoolStandard,andClimateBeneficial™

Verifieddecreasedfromaround5.2%in2023to4.3%in2024,withthesewoolprogramsallseeingreducedorunchanged

productionvolumes.FortheRWS,thistrendisattributedtolowwoolpricesin2024andcertifiedwooloftennotreceivingasufficientpremium.

Recycledwoolaccountedforaround7%oftheglobaltotalwoolmarketin2024.

Mohair

Anestimated4,748tonnesofgreasymohairfiberwere

producedgloballyin2024.Themarketshareofthe

ResponsibleMohairStandard(RMS)reached50%in2024,upfrom47%in2023.RMSaccountedfor90%oftotalmohairproductioninSouthAfricaand51%inAustraliain2024.

Alpaca

Globalalpacafiberproductionwasestimatedtobe6,200

tonnesin2024.TheglobalmarketshareoftheResponsible

AlpacaStandard(RAS)was7%,withallRAS-certified

productioncomingfromPeru,whereRASaccountedfor10%ofthecountry’stotalalpacafiberproduction.

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Cashmere

Globalcashmereproductionwasestimatedtobe25,611

tonnesofgreasyfibersin2024.Thecombinedmarket

shareofcashmereproducedaccordingtoAgronomistsand

VeterinariansWithoutBorders(AVSF)SustainableCashmereCertification,TheGoodCashmereStandard®,Responsible

Nomads,andSustainableFibreAlliance(SFA)Cashmere

Standardwasestimatedtobe36%in2024,similartothatin

2022,andfollowingapeakin2023whenthemarketsharewas47%.Thesefluctuationsareattributedtolowmarketdemandandcertifiedcashmerenotbeingsufficientlyrewardedbythemarket.

Otherfibers

Otherfibers—fromhemptoelastane—arestartingtogain

tractionintheindustry.Beyondthefibersalreadymentioned,thisreportalsocoversotherplant-basedfibers(jute,coir,flax,hemp,sisal,abaca,kapok,ramie,andagavefibers),other

animalfibers(angorarabbit,camel,guanaco,llama,vicuna,andyakhair),andothersyntheticfibers(polypropylene,

acrylic,andelastane).

Otherrawmaterials

Leather

Leather,measuredintermsofrawhidesofcattle,sheep,

goats,andbuffalo,hadanestimatedglobalproduction

volumeof13.8milliontonnesin2024.Cattlehideswerethemostusedtypeofhidewithanestimated9.4milliontonnesproduced,followedbysheephidesat2.2milliontonnes,goathidesat1.5milliontonnes,andbuffalohidesat0.8million

tonnes.

Forleather,moststandardscovertheprocessingstage.Whilemultiplestandardscoveranimalwelfareformeatproduction,onlyafewsmallsupplychainscurrentlymanagetomaintain

traceabilityofthehidesofcertifiedanimalsthroughtofinishedleathergoods.

Down

Globaldownproductionwasestimatedataround0.67milliontonnesin2024,upfrom0.63milliontonnesin2023.Ofthis,0.66milliontonneswerevirgindownand0.01milliontonneswasrecycleddown.ThemarketshareoftheResponsible

DownStandard(RDS)declinedslightly,from3.3%ofthe

virgindownmarketin2023to3.0%in2024.DOWNPASShadanestimatedmarketshareofaround1%in2024.RDSand

DOWNPASSareprimarilyanimalwelfarestandards.

Rubber

Globalnaturalrubberproductiontotaledjustunder15milliontonnesin2024.Themarketshareofrubberforestcovered

bytheFSCandPEFCincreasedfromaround2.9%in2023to3.2%in2024.

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Estimatingthebreakdownoffibersandmaterialsbyproductapplication

Fibersandmaterialsareusedforabroadrangeofapplications.TheMaterialsMarketReportfocusesonTier4(rawmaterial

productionandprimaryprocessing)andthereforereportsvolumesirrespectiveoftheirusefurtherdownthesupplychain.

TextileExchangerecognizestheinterestinunderstandingtheproportionoffiberandrawmaterialproductionvolumesthatcanbeattributedtoapparel,footwear,andhometextiles.Tothisend,inrecentyears,wehaveundertakentargetedeffortstobeginmodelingandestimatingtheattributionofeachfibercategorytovariousproductapplications,forexampleapparel,hometextiles,andothercategories.Thefindingsaresharedonthispage.

itisimportanttonotethatthisremainsachallengingtaskformanyreasons,includingthelackofcentralizeddatasourcessegmentingfiberandmaterialusageinthisway,aswellas

determininghowtoaccuratelymeasureandattributeloss

ratesthroughoutthesupplychain.Therefore,theseestimatesshouldbeusedandinterpretedwithcautionandtheyare

subjecttochangeinfutureyears.Duetothehighlevelofdatauncertainty,theestimatesarepresentedasranges.1

TextileExchangeiscommittedtocontinuingitsworkto

improvethismethodologyandthecorresponding“sector

split”estimates.Wearecurrentlyworkingonaprojectto

furtherrefinetheseestimatesandwillsharethefindingswhenavailable.

Globalfibers1

Cottonismainlyusedforapparel,accountingforaround

60–70%ofallcotton.Approximately20–30%ofallcottonisusedforhometextiles,andabout10%forotherproducts.

1Pleasenotethatthepercentageestimatesprovidedonthispageexcludewasteandotherlossesfromthesupplychain.

2Pleaserefertothecontextprovidedonthispageifutilizinginformationfromthischart.

Woolisalsoprimarilyusedforapparel,accountingforaround60–70%oftotalsheepwool.Approximately30–40%ofall

sheepwoolisusedforhometextiles,withtheremainderusedforotherapplications.

Otheranimalfiberssuchascashmere,mohair,alpaca,andsilkarepredominantlyusedforapparel.

Around30–60%ofpolyesterfibersareusedforapparel,

20–35%areusedforhometextiles,andtheremainderisusedforvariousotherapplications.

Polyamidefiberisusedinvariousapplications.Estimates

rangewidely,fromlessthan10%tomorethan50%ofglobalpolyamidefiberbeingusedforapparel.Asignificantshareofpolyamidefiberisusedforhometextilessuchascarpets,aswellastechnicalandindustrialapplications.

Manmadecellulosicfiberssuchasviscose(rayon),lyocell,modal,andcuproaremainlyusedforapparel,accountingforaround50–80%ofallMMCFs.Anexceptionisacetatefibers,whichareusedprimarilyforcigarettefilters,withonlyasmallpercentage(about5%)usedforapparel.

Otherrawmaterials(non-fiber)

Around60–80%ofdownandfeathersareusedforhome

textilessuchasbeddingandpillows,withasmallerpercentageusedforapparel.

Leatherismainlyusedforfootwear,whichaccountsfor

around40–50%ofallleather.Around5–10%isusedfor

apparel,10–15%forhometextiles,andtheremainderforotherapplicationssuchasleathergoods(bags),theautomotive

industry,orotherproducts.

Naturalrubberisprimarilyusedfortireproduction,whichaccountsforaround65–70%ofallnaturalrubberuse,withonlyasmallpercentageusedforapparel.

Estimatedbreakdownoffibersandmaterialsbyproductapplication2

Globalfibers

CottonJute

CoirLinen/flax Sisal Ramie Hemp KapokAbaca

WoolCashmere Mohair AlpacaSilk

ViscoseLyocellModalAcetateCupro

PolyesterPolyamide(nylon)Polypropylene

AcrylicElastane(spandex)

DownandfeathersLeather

Naturalrubber

.Apparel

Trousers,shirts,jackets,underwear,socks,

shawls,bathrobes,andsimilar.

.Hometextiles

Furnishing,bedcovers,bedsheets,pillowcases,curtains,towels,carpets,rugs,andsimilar.

.Other

industrialproducts,

technicalproducts,medicalproducts,

footwear,andsimilar.

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Theglobalfibermarket

Globalfibermarkettrends

Globalfiberproductionincreasedtoarecord132million

tonnesin2024,upfrom125milliontonnesin2023.1Since2000,whenproductionwas58milliontonnes,globalfiber

productionhasmorethandoubledandisexpectedtogrowto

169milliontonnesin2030ifbusinesscontinuesasusual.

Polyesterhascontributedmostsignificantlytothisgrowth,replacingcottonasthemostwidelyusedfiberintheworld

sincethemid-to-late2000s.

Globalfiberproductionperpersonhasalsoincreased

significantly,growingfrom8.3kilogramsperpersonin1975to

16.2kilogramsperpersonin2024.2Thisfigureisexpectedtoriseto19.4kilogramsperpersonby2030ifbusinesscontinuesasusual.

1TextileExchangecompilationbasedondatafromICAC,FAO,IWTO,MohairSouthAfrica,

CIRFS,IVC,MaiaResearch,anditsownmodeling.VolumesofcertainminorityfiberssuchasPTT,carbon,aramid,PLA,PBS,andPEFarenotincluded.Cottonproductionvolumesare

collectedinaccordancewiththeharvestyearusedbyICAC,whichrunsfromAugust1toJuly31,withvolumesallocatedtothelatercalendaryear(forexample,2023/24cottonproductionisallocatedtothe2024calendaryear)exceptforBrazil,forwhichdataiscollectedby

calendaryearandalignswiththeearlieryear(forexample,Brazil’s2023cottonproductionisreportedas2023/24)asperthemethodologyofICACandUSDA,

revisedin2023

.MMCFandsyntheticfibervolumesincludestaplefiberandfilament.Pleasenotethatthepercentmarketsharesmaydifferfromothersourcesdueto:(1)ouroverviewincludingotherplantfibers,

otherwool,andsilk—allofwhichareoftenexcludedfromglobalstatistics—and(2)differentcottonyearallocations.Ingeneral,allglobalfiguresareestimates.

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2TextileExchangebasedon

UNPopulationDivision,2024.WorldPopulationProspects

2024

andvolumedataasspecifiedinfootnote(1).

Globalfiberproduction(milliontonnes)1

ProjectedProjectedSource:TextileExchangebasedondatafromCIRFS,FAO,ICAC,IVC,IWTO,MaiaResearch,anditsownmodeling.

AnimalfiberotherSilk

Wool

Plant-based,other

Synthetics,otherPolyamide(nylon)

MMCFCotton

Polyester

197519801985199019952000200520102015202020252030

109

79

4947

38

72

58

169

140

34

50

98

19.4

17.1

13.9

202020252030

ProjectedProjectedCurrent

Source:TextileExchangebasedonUNdataandglobaldatacompilation.

16.2

2024

Globalfiberproduction(kilogramsperperson)2

13.3

2015

11.3

2010

11.1

2005

10.2

1985

9.4

2000

9.0

1990

8.8

1995

8.6

1980

8.3

1975

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Theglobalfibermarket2024

Syntheticfibers

Syntheticfibers

havedominatedthefiber

marketsincethemid-1990s.Ataround91.0milliontonnes,thisfibercategorymadeup

approximately69%ofglobalfiberproductionin2024.

Polyester

alonehadamarketshareofaround59%ofglobalfiberproductionin2024,withapproximately77.7milliontonnesproduced.

Polyamide(nylon)

,thesecond-mostusedsyntheticfiber,accountedfor7.0million

tonnesandapproximately5%oftheglobalfibermarketin2024.

Othersynthetics

—polypropylene,acrylic,andelastane—hadacombinedmarketshareof5%in2024,withatotalproductionvolumeof6.3milliontonnes.

Plantfibers

Plantfibers

hadamarketshareofaround

24%oftheglobalfibermarketin2024,withacombinedproductionvolumeof31.3milliontonnes.

Cotton

isthesecond-mostimportantfiber

globallyintermsofvolume.Ataround24.5milliontonnes,ithadamarketshareof

approximately19%ofglobalfiberproductionin2024.

Other(non-cotton)plant-basedfibers

(includinghemp,flax,jute,coir,otherbast

fibers,sisal,manila,kapok,agave,andramie)hadacombinedmarketshareofaround5%,

with6.9milliontonnesproducedin2024.Flaxhadamarketshareofaround0.3%in2024,

witharound0.3milliontonnesproduced,whilehemphadamarketshareof0.2%,with0.3

milliontonnesproduced.

Manmadecellulosicfibers

Manmadecellulosicfibers

(MMCFs)hada

marketshareofaround6%in2024,witha

globalproductionvolumeofaround8.4milliontonnes.

Viscose

(rayon)accountedforthemajorityofMMCFproductionat6.7milliontonnes,accountingforaround5%ofglobalfiber

production.

OtherMMCFs

(includingacetate,lyocell,modal,andcupro)hadacombinedmarketshareof1.3%.

Animalfibers

Animalfibers

continuedtohaveacombinedmarketshareofaround1%in2024.

Wool

madeupthemajorityofthis,withglobalcleanwoolproductiontotalingaround1milliontonnesandaccountingfor0.9%ofglobalfiberproduction.

Otheranimalfibers

(beyondwool)hada

marketshareof0.1%,withsilkmakingupthemajorityofthis.

THEGLOBALFiBERMARKET

Animalfibers:~1.3(~1%)

Wool(sheep):~1.1(~0.9%)

Other:~0.14(~0.1%)

Silk:~0.09(~0.1%)

Otherfibers:~0.05(~0.04%)

Otherfibers:~6.2(~4.7%)

~132

million

tonnes

Globalfiberproductionin2024

(inmilliontonnesand%ofglobalfiberproduction)

Plantfibers:~31.3(~24%)

Cotton:~24.5(~19%)

Other:~6.9(~5%)

Flax:~0.3(~0.3%)

Hemp:~0.3(~0.2%)

Manmadecellulosicfibers:~8.4(~6%)

Viscose:~6.7(~5%)

Other:~1.7(~1.3%)

Acetate:~1.1(~0.8%)

Lyocell:~0.4(~0.3%)

Modal:~0.2(~0.2%)

Cupro:~0.02(~0.01%)

Syntheticfibers:~91.0(~69%)

Polyester:~77.7(~59%)

Polyamide(Nylon):~7.0(~5%)

Other:~6.3(~5%)

Polypropylene:~3.2(~2.4%)

Acrylic:~1.6(~1.2%)

Elastane:~1.5(~1.1%)

Source:TextileExchangebasedondatafromCIRFS,FAO,ICAC,IVC,IWTO,MaiaResearch,MohairSouthAfrica,anditsownmodeling.

NOTE:Thischartincludesrecycledfibers.Otheranimalfibersincludedherearealpaca,angora,camel,cashmere,guanaco,llama,mohair,

vicuna,andyak.Otherplantfibersincludedherearejute,coir,sisal,abaca,ramie,kenaf,kapok,andagave.Leather,down,andrubberarenotincludedastheyareconsiderednon-fiberrawmaterialsforthepurpose