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市場調查報告書
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越南紡織製造業:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計及成長預測(2026-2031年)Vietnam Textile Manufacturing - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
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據 Mordor Intelligence 稱,越南紡織品製造業市場規模預計將從 2025 年的 49.5 億美元擴大到 2026 年的 52.7 億美元,到 2031 年達到 73.2 億美元,2026 年至 2031 年的複合年成長率為 6.79%。

鑑於關稅緊張局勢和先前供應鏈中斷暴露了以中國為中心的供應鏈風險,全球服裝和家用紡織品買家正持續擴大在越南的採購活動。越南在美國服飾進口中所佔佔有率從2024年的18.9%上升至2025年的21.1%,而中國供應商在美國和日本進口中所佔佔有率則有所下降。買家正將產品開發、品質審核和供應商管理等業務轉移到更靠近其在越南生產基地的地區。這提高了越南紡織品製造市場製造商的期望,因為合作關係不再局限於簡單的「裁剪、縫紉和整理」訂單。 2025年前七個月,越南對中東的出口額達7億美元,2024年則為10億美元。訂單的成長雖然支撐了紡紗和針織運轉率,但也給符合原產地規則的織物染色和整理產能帶來了額外壓力。
越南已簽署17項自由貿易協定,為60多個出口市場提供差異化的關稅准入。其中,《歐洲-越南自由貿易協定》(EVFTA)允許使用原產於越南或EVFTA涵蓋範圍內的布料製成的符合條件的紡織品和針織品免稅進口到歐盟。這項規定將鼓勵對紡織品、針織品和濕加工布料的投資,這些產業與服裝相比仍處於低度開發狀態。 《全面與進步跨太平洋夥伴關係協定》(CPTPP)的「紗線優先」要求更重視紡紗以及成員經濟體內部紡織品、布料和服飾的融合。 2025年前九個月,越南對歐洲和美洲的紡織品和服飾出口較去年同期成長10.8%,而對同一地區的紡織原料和紗線出口較去年同期成長13.3%。如果生產商能夠使用本地採購或符合條件的原料來滿足這些原產地要求,越南的紡織製造業市場將從中受益最多。
對進口原料的依賴仍然是限制越南國內價值創造的最頑固因素。越南100%依賴進口棉花,年消費量達40萬噸,國內供應量不到3000噸。此外,越南高達95%的合成纖維也依賴進口。國內布料產量僅能滿足25%至30%的市場需求,迫使製造商依賴進口原料和輔料。預計到2025年,越南將進口171萬噸棉花(價值28.8億美元),其中美國供應量佔45.6%。 2024年,越南進口布料規模將達到110億美元,其中中國佔原料和輔助材料採購量的59%。這些依賴性限制了越南在原料不符合「紗線前驅」規則的情況下享受《全面與進步跨太平洋夥伴關係協定》(CPTPP)優惠待遇的能力。
預計到2025年,通用合成纖維將佔市場佔有率的49.5%,這主要得益於大眾市場服裝和功能性服裝的出口需求。此類別的主要材料包括聚酯纖維、尼龍、聚丙烯、腈綸和氨綸。聚酯短纖維和聚酯長絲仍然是國內生產設施中最常用的原料。合成纖維的整合被視為減少進口流失、確保越南上游工程更高附加價值的優先事項。粘膠纖維、Lyocell纖維、莫代爾纖維和醋酸纖維等人造纖維素纖維正吸引尋求可生物分解的傳統合成纖維替代品的買家。對於能夠確保可追溯性並證明其採購符合UFLPA標準的供應商而言,天然棉纖維也是一個選擇。
預計到2031年,特種纖維和高性能纖維的複合年成長率將達到8.2%,成為成長最快的原料類別。其需求主要來自交通運輸、防護工具、醫療設備、建築和地工織物等領域。這凸顯了技術標準和可控加工流程對於進入越南紡織製造業的供應商的重要性。東麗在越南的聚酯和尼龍特種織物業務,體現了在外國直接投資(FDI)驅動下,越南正在建立一個更先進的原料基地。基於ISO 9001的流程管理以及對國際品質系統的遵守,在特殊纖維的採購中日益重要。這些要求使大規模認證製造商比小規模加工商更具優勢。此類別為生產高附加價值產品打開了大門,但其發展取決於穩定的品質和客戶的認可。
2025年,布料製造仍是越南紡織製造業的主要環節,佔越南紡織市場規模的43.5%。截至2025年,越南運作121家紡紗廠(含棉紗廠),總紡錠產能達1,040萬錠。這些紡紗廠為布料生產提供原料,並支撐著越南的服飾出口系統。儘管紗線和縫紉線產量保持高位,但由於全球價格下跌,棉紗出口價格在2025年下降了5%,而出口量卻增加了8%。預處理、漂白、染色和印花等後表面處理工程受到歐洲環境法規的嚴格監管。數位紡織印花技術因其能夠減少這些工序中的水和化學品用量而日益受到重視。
預計到2031年,不織布和毛氈的生產將以9.8%的複合年成長率成長,成為製造業加工產業中成長最快的產業。醫療衛生、工業過濾、地工織物和汽車內裝是推動此需求的主要因素。後疫情時代的需求凸顯了衛生和醫療應用領域的商業性潛力,促使企業加強對紡粘和熔噴生產線的投資。 2026年1月,YKK在位於同奈省農澤市的工廠啟動了三期工程,投資8,360萬美元,用於擴大輔料生產並開發先進產品。該項目旨在支持服裝生產相關的零件和輔料生態系統,並體現了企業對更廣泛的中游產業鏈的信心,這些產業鏈將支持技術布料和不織布布的應用。可靠的設備、嚴格的品管以及專業的買家管道是該行業擴張的關鍵。
According to Mordor Intelligence, the Vietnam textile manufacturing market size is expected to increase from USD 4.95 billion in 2025 to USD 5.27 billion in 2026 and reach USD 7.32 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 6.79% over 2026-2031.

Global apparel and home-textile buyers have continued to place more sourcing activity in Vietnam after tariff tensions and earlier supply disruptions exposed the risk of China-centered supply chains. Vietnam's share of United States garment imports rose to 21.1% in 2025 from 18.9% in 2024, while Chinese suppliers lost share in United States and Japanese import baskets. Buyers are moving product development, quality auditing, and supplier-management work closer to Vietnamese production facilities. This raises expectations for manufacturers in the Vietnam textile manufacturing market because the relationship extends beyond basic cut-make-trim orders. Exports to the Middle East reached USD 700 million in the first 7 months of 2025 after generating USD 1 billion in 2024. Higher order flows support spinning and knitting utilization, but they also place added pressure on dyeing and finishing capacity needed for origin-compliant fabric.
Vietnam has 17 free trade agreements that provide differentiated tariff access to more than 60 export markets. The EVFTA allows qualifying woven and knitted products made from Vietnam-originating or EVFTA-originating fabric to enter the European Union tariff-free. This rule favors investment in weaving, knitting, and wet processing, which are still underdeveloped relative to garment assembly. CPTPP yarn-forward requirements place more emphasis on spinning and on links between fiber, fabric, and garments within member economies. Textile and garment exports to the Europe-America region increased 10.8% year over year in the first 9 months of 2025, while textile fiber and yarn exports to that corridor increased 13.3%. The Vietnam textile manufacturing market benefits most when producers can meet these origin requirements with local or qualifying inputs.
Dependence on imported raw materials remains the most persistent constraint on domestic value addition. Vietnam imported 100% of its cotton, consuming 400,000 tons annually against a domestic supply of less than 3,000 tons, and imported up to 95% of its synthetic fibers. Domestic fabric production covered only 25% to 30% of market needs, leaving manufacturers dependent on imported materials and accessories. Vietnam imported 1.71 million tons of cotton valued at USD 2.88 billion in 2025, and the United States supplied 45.6% of the import volume. Imported fabric had reached USD 11 billion in 2024, while China accounted for 59% of raw material and accessory sourcing. These dependencies limit the Vietnam textile manufacturing market's ability to use CPTPP preferences when input materials do not qualify under yarn-forward rules.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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Commodity synthetics held 49.5% market value in 2025, supported by demand from mass-market apparel and performance-wear exports. Polyester, nylon, polypropylene, acrylic, and elastane are the principal materials in this category. Polyester staple fiber and polyester filament yarn remain the highest-volume inputs for the domestic production base. identified synthetic-fiber integration as a priority for reducing import leakage and retaining more upstream value in Vietnam. Artificial cellulosic fibers such as viscose, lyocell, modal, and acetate are gaining interest from buyers seeking biodegradable alternatives to conventional synthetics. Natural cotton-based fibers also provide an option for suppliers that can demonstrate traceable, UFLPA-compliant sourcing.
Specialty and high-performance fibers are forecast to record an 8.2% CAGR through 2031, making them the fastest-growing raw-material category. Demand comes from transportation, protective equipment, medical devices, construction, and geotextile applications. This raises the importance of technical standards and controlled processing for suppliers entering the Vietnam textile manufacturing industry. Toray's Vietnam operations in polyester and nylon specialty fabrics show the FDI-led development of a more advanced raw-material base. ISO 9001 process management and international quality-system compliance are increasingly relevant to specialty-fiber procurement. These requirements favor larger certified manufacturers over fragmented processors. The category offers a path to higher-value output, but its development depends on consistent quality and customer qualification.
Fabric manufacturing held 43.5% of the Vietnam textile manufacturing market size in 2025 and remained the leading process segment. The country had 121 operating cotton-yarn-containing spinning mills with 10.4 million spindle-equivalents in calendar year 2025. This spinning base supplies fabric production that feeds the country's garment export system. Yarn and thread manufacturing remains high volume, but cotton-yarn export unit values declined 5% in calendar year 2025 as global prices softened, even though export volumes rose 8%. Finishing activities such as pretreatment, bleaching, dyeing, and printing face the closest scrutiny from European environmental requirements. Digital textile printing is gaining relevance because it can lower water and chemical use in these activities.
Nonwoven and felt manufacturing is projected to grow at a 9.8% CAGR through 2031, the highest rate among process categories. Medical hygiene, industrial filtration, geotextiles, and automotive interiors support this demand. Investment in spunbond and meltblown lines has increased after post-pandemic demand confirmed the commercial depth of hygiene and medical applications. YKK began Phase 3 of its Nhon Trach facility in Dong Nai in January 2026, committing USD 83.6 million to expand accessories production and advanced product development. The project supports the components and accessories ecosystem around apparel production. It also reflects confidence in the broader mid-stream base that supports technical fabrics and nonwoven applications. Expansion in this category depends on reliable equipment, quality control, and access to specialized buyers.