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UK's garment imports from Cambodia rise, man-made apparel leads

09 Feb '25

2 min read

UK's garment imports from Cambodia rise, man-made apparel leads

Insights

The UK imported $***.*** million worth of garments between January and October 2024, with over *0 per cent being man-made.
Cambodia supplied $***.*** million in cotton garments, while trousers, shorts, and jerseys led product categories.
Unisex garments dominated, making up **.*6 per cent of total imports.
Knitted garments accounted for **.*5 per cent.

Cotton garment imports from Cambodia amounted to $***.*** million during the same period last year, representing **.** per cent of total garment imports. The import value of wool/animal hair garments was $**.*** million (*.** per cent), while silk garments were valued at $**,*** during the period. Imports of other types of materials stood at $***.*** million, making up **.** per cent of total imports, according to Fibre2Fashion&#**;s market insight tool TexPro.

Trade data provided deeper insight into the UK&#**;s garment imports from Cambodia. Trousers and shorts imports amounted to $***.*** million, accounting for **.** per cent of total garment imports during the first ten months of ****. The import value of jerseys was $***.*** million (**.** per cent), T-shirts $**.*** million (*.** per cent), shirts $**.*** million (*.** per cent), and coats $**.*** million (*.** per cent).