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TEXTILE INDUSTRY CHANGES AND PROBLEMS
The textile industry has a massive economic impact around the world. From fiber production to manufacturing garments, the textile industry creates essential articles for people across the globe. And with a forecasted revenue of 266.38 billion USD by 2025, the industry is only growing.
The textile industry has developed new trends as we enter a new decade and feel the aftereffects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The world continues to adapt to this new age, and the textile industry changes alongside it by updating manufacturing and selling techniques. These trends inform us of how the textile industry will develop and affect the world economy in the future.
Here are some of the most important global textile industry trends for 2022.
INCREASED DEMAND FOR NATURAL FIBERS
One of the most notable new textile trends is a heightened demand for natural fibers. These fibers exist naturally throughout the world in places like animal fur, plant components and minerals. Natural fibers are abundant across the globe and are a popular option due to their high strength levels.
Natural fibers include:

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  Cotton
  
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  Milkweed
  
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  Flax
  
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  Hemp
  

Manufacturers use these fibers to create natural fabrics. Some examples of natural fabrics are:

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  Cotton: One of the most popular materials globally, cotton is created directly from seeds inside cotton plants. People love cotton for its price and soft texture. The textile industry uses cotton for clothing, linens, paper, packaging and more.
  
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  Silk: Silk comes from silkworm fibers and is known for being extremely soft and beautiful. It is primarily used in the clothing industry, but designers also use silk for bedding materials and upholstery.
  
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  Linen: Made from the stem of a flax plant, linen is popular for its versatility and absorbency. People use linen for many garments, from towels and napkins to bed linens and clothing articles.
  
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  Wool: Wool derives from animal coats, such as sheep or goats. This fabric is very warm and soft and is usually used for winter clothing like sweaters.
  
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  Cashmere: Known for its luxurious soft quality, cashmere also consists of animal fibers. While highly sought after, it’s also more expensive than other fabric types. Designers use it in yarn and many clothing styles.
  

In 2022, one of the biggest textile industry trends is the increased desire for natural fibers and fabrics. Fibers like cotton grow rapidly and abundantly worldwide in places like China, India and the United States. This quick growth of natural fibers is a big force behind the textile industry’s growth. Production rates of natural fibers are steadily increasing as demand grows, and this trend will most likely continue into future years.

Natural fibers are also popular because of:

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