Like the rest of the world, the textile sector in Türkiye is also characterised by complex supply chains, with multiple layers and irregular sub-contracting, resulting in a lack of transparency and traceability. Consequently, textile supply chains often involve serious human rights violations, unfair labour practices, and negative environmental impacts.
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Textile & Garment
In Türkiye, the textile sector holds a significant place in the country's economy. Türkiye plays a crucial role in the production and processing of textile raw materials, particularly cotton, which is a vital source of income for the country's agricultural sector. Moreover, the textile sector integrates with various auxiliary industries such as dyes, chemicals, creating an extensive supply chain.
Its textile products are competitive in markets like the Middle East, Europe, and America. Among these markets, European Union (EU) countries stand out, accounting for a significant 67% share in Turkey's textile exports. Additionally, the Turkish textile sector provides employment opportunities to millions, both in cotton farming and textile workshops and factories.