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Jordan's apparel imports fall in 2025; Turkiye surges as Egypt fades

17 Feb '26

3 min read

Jordan's apparel imports fall in 2025; Turkiye surges as Egypt fades

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Insights

Jordan's apparel imports fell by 18.80 per cent year on year to $536.73 million in 2025 amid softer demand and cautious retail sourcing.
While China retained top position, its market share declined sharply as Turkiye expanded aggressively.
Egypt's exports collapsed.
Product demand shifted towards trousers and ensembles, signalling structural changes in sourcing patterns and category preferences.

China remained Jordan’s largest apparel supplier, with imports rising marginally to $***.*** million from $***.*** million in ****. However, its market share dropped sharply from **.** per cent to **.** per cent, suggesting that buyers diversified procurement to reduce overdependence on a single origin amid cost pressures and geopolitical uncertainties, according to *fashion.com/market-intelligence/texpro-textile-and-apparel/" target="_blank">sourcing intelligence tool TexPro.

Turkiye emerged as the biggest gainer. Shipments from Turkiye surged to $***.*** million in ****, compared with $**.*** million in ****. Its share jumped from **.** per cent to **.** per cent, signalling a strong strategic shift towards a geographically closer and logistically efficient regional supplier. Shorter lead times, flexible order sizes and competitive pricing likely supported Turkiye’s rapid expansion.