Jordan exported other apparel worth $1.845 billion (44.48 per cent) in the same period. The miscellaneous list of items excludes trousers and shorts, jerseys, shirts, T-shirts, coats, innerwear, sportswear, dresses, skirts, suits, baby wear, swimwear, accessories, ensembles, nightwear, and socks, according to TexPro, Fibre2Fashion’s market insight tool.
Jordan’s diversified basket of apparel products shows a wide market presence and strong skill acknowledgement of the local industry by the world market, a uniqueness that sets it apart from other countries.
Jordan’s apparel exports worth $4.149 billion in 2022 had a diversified basket with miscellaneous apparel products dominating the export share at 44.48 per cent. Trousers and shorts remained the second most important item with a share of 25.81 per cent. Jordan’s wide-ranging apparel exports highlight its strong market presence in the world.
Trousers and shorts exports accounted for $1.071 billion in the period under review, which was 25.81 per cent of the total exports. Among other prominent products in the export basket, jersey shipments were worth $604.736 million (14.57 per cent), shirts $210.470 million (5.07 per cent), T-shirts $185.973 million (4.48 per cent), coats $144.747 million (3.49 per cent), and jackets and blazers $22,960 (0.54 per cent), as per TexPro.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KUL)
