Top Textiles Companies in Philippines

The textiles industry in the Philippines has long been an essential contributor to the nation's economy, providing jobs, supporting local businesses, and boosting exports. This article will explore the state of the industry in 2022, highlighting key statistics, factors contributing to its growth and success, and the challenges and future outlook of the textiles sector in the Philippines.

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LA LIGA®9 +64 4 385 8868
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A bespoke teamwear manufacturer in the Philippines where 14% of our proceeds go toward our rugby academy; LA LIGA® Academia. We specialize in sublimated kit tops and shorts in addition to technical triblend tech socks. Our outfitting profile include the likes of Manila 10s, Federation of Touch Football Pilipinas & URCC referees, British School of Manila Touch Football Club, several top flag football teams in the Philippines and our very own non-profit vehicle - LA LIGA® Academia.

SURTIR MAYORISTA38 (blank)
distribucion@surtirmayorista.com

Somos una distribuidora mayorista de venta de materiales para la construcción con mas de 30 años de experiencia. Enfocada en obras nuevas, acueductos, pavimentación, industrial, ferreterías y proyectos constructivos en general.

MANTAS DE GRAZALEMA1 (blank)
info@mantasdegrazalema.com

MANTAS De GRAZALEMA is a textiles company based out of Spain.

HILANA: UPCYCLED COTTON4 (blank)
info@eco-hilana.com

We founded the company in 2015 in Santiago de Chile, with one clear goal: make daily life better. Since then we have been focused on finding unique products, always valuing design, quality, and noble materials. We take great care in reviewing the details throughout the entire creative process, all the way until the final product is finished. We strive to add extra value to the experience. We are currently working on a new sustainable project that fills us with pride and we invite you to be part of it. Because big changes start with small steps. Join us…Be a change maker. OUR CONCEPT... Always Upcycling Every year around 100 billion items of clothing are being produced, around 80 billion are being purchased and over half ends up in landfills, taking decades to decompose. In US alone over 21 billion pounds of clothing end up in landfills... The future of the textile industry is here: no waste, no dyes, no chemicals, no extra water through closed loop upcycling methods.

PARÉNTESIS DISEÑO SOSTENIBLE(blank) (blank)
info@parentesisdiseno.co

Somos vestuario más sostenible, nuestras prendas están elaboradas en textiles fabricados en Colombia a partir de fibras supra-recicladas de botellas PET pos consumo y algodón recuperado de sobrantes textiles. Fabricamos en pequeños talleres en Medellín y ciudades cercanas, liderados por mujeres.

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info@jewelbranding.com

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CCAP FAIRTRADE FOR DEVELOPMENT, INC.(blank) +63 2 8712 2160
ccap@ccapfairtrade.com

CCAPFT was formed to act as an intermediary marketing organization. Its program, the EDP aims to engage in trading relations with CCAP partner producers and capacitate them in their entrepreneurial skills development. It currently has twenty-two (22) buyers, eleven (11) of which have been long-time and regular partners. Most of the partner-buyers are Fair Trade organizations coming from Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific. It continues to widen its market reach to more buyers through continuous product development and promotions. This year 2016, CCAPFT aims to penetrate the domestic market through establishing its own shop within the CCAP compound to promote fairly traded products from small communities. In May 2016, CCAPFT launched its domestic line under the brand, Likhang Atin by CCAP Fairtrade. It is named so to highlight the local handiwork and resources used to create the beautiful handicrafts. This is to also show the innate talent of Filipinos to the beauty th…

PROTECCION AZULES BERGARA S.L.1 (blank)
info@azulesbergara.com

Protección Azules Bergara es una empresa familiar fundada en 1930 y ligada desde sus inicios al mundo Textil. Nuestro máximo objetivo es llegar directamente a la empresa/industria SIN INTERMEDIARIOS ni suministros de por medio para así poder dar un mejor servicio y por supuesto, precio. Somos una compañía especialista en vestuario laboral, fiable y con una alta calidad de producto acabado. Nuestro modelo es simple y revoluciona el sector del vestuario laboral. Ofrecemos la mayor calidad posible al mejor precio de mercado. Nuestra capacidad productiva nos hace posible garantizar los mejores procesos productivos. Con ello desarrollamos economías de escala que nos permiten optimizar las gestiones en la compra de materia prima, obteniendo la mejor calidad posible. Nuestras tarifas no son lo único que nos diferencia. Podemos presumir de ser una compañía comprometida con textiles de confianza, y comprometidos con el medioambiente. No nos consideramos un proveedor sino un COLABORADOR par…

FW NICOL PHILIPPINES, INC.23 +63 2 8632 9988
bangladesh@fw-nicol.com

FW NICOL PHILIPPINES, INC., a subsidiary of FW NICOL INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD Singapore, was established in February 1999. As a trading company it provides a complete range of plants, equipment and materials for civil engineering application, road construction and maintenance. Our products come from renowned and well proven manufacturers around the world, often providing innovative, efficient and cost effective solutions to construction problems. We aim to stay close to our customers in order to provide the best service and to be the first to introduce new and innovative ideas and technologies. Having been appointed as the exclusive distributor of Tensar Geogrids in the Philippines, the company provides design and technical assistance to contractors, consulting engineers and developers. We obtained the license from Keystone of U.S.A. to manufacture Keystone modular blocks here in the Philippines for the construction of retaining walls, slope protection and various landscaping application…

LCC CAREERS5 +63 998 585 1248
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LCC is the best example of a dream started by one family and making it big up to now. LCC was a family-owned corporation – the TAN FAMILY. It was founded by Mr. Tan Chu Lim and his wife Mrs. Tan Sy Sa (deceased) in 1946. It started as a store in Tabaco that sells shoes and textiles only. Fortunately, it gained the customers patronage. This enabled them to expand into a bazaar with RTW items as its basic merchandise. So before it was called Liberty Commercial Center, it was known as Liberty Bazaar. Like any other business, it experienced major setbacks like the big fire that destroyed the bazaar in 1977. But, never the family gave up. They continue to rebuilt the store. With the couples dedication to the business combined with the Childrens Academic Preparation prompted the couple to meet the ever-changing customer needs and wants. Despite all odds, it eventually became the LCC-Liberty Commercial Center, Inc. The involvement of dedicated, professional, disciplined children and whol…

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contactenos@tdmcolombia.co

TDM Colombia hace parte del Grupo TDM, líder en América Latina en soluciones de ingeniería, suministro e instalación de productos de construcción para los proyectos de infraestructura, minería, energía e hidrocarburos, saneamiento y agricultura.

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hello@panublix.com

Panublix is a sourcing platform & marketplace connecting designers with regenerative textiles & artisan craft so they can design for climate-positive lifestyles. It comes from the Hiligaynon word (our language in Iloilo), Panubli-on, which means heritage.

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collaborate@wearforward.com

𝗪𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱 is the Philippines lead champion of 𝗰𝗶𝗿𝗰𝘂𝗹𝗮𝗿 𝗳𝗮𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗼𝗻 and premier 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝘀 𝗮 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲 that provides an AI-powered circular fashion marketplace and virtual wardrobe where you can share, manage, and source preloved, sustainable, upcycled, refashioned, and deadstock clothes, accessories, and other textiles and avail fashion services like consulting, wardrobe management, styling, custom-made clothing, alteration, repair, upcycling, and workshop. 𝗪𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱 is a fashion tech startup and social enterprise based in Pasay City that is revolutionizing fashion and mindsets by eliminating and refashioning textile wastes, increasing clothing lifespans and utilization, and by collaborative consumption of fashion through 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝘀 𝗮 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲. Our initiatives include the collection, management, and refashioning of textile wastes, fashion on demand, cocreation, community building, and impact reduction. 𝗪𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱 won the Wala Usik Challenge: A Circular Economy Hackathon and the W…

CLASSIC CHARACTERS INC.46 (blank)
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CLASSIC CHARACTERS INC. Canadian Manufacturing is an esteemed linen Manufacturer that produces beddings, towels, pillows and other household amenities. Being in the industry for 59 years has made us pioneers in home textiles in the Philippines while our client base varies from distributing to most department stores nationwide as well as various institutions such as hotels, resorts, spas and hospitals throughout the Philippine archipelago. We also carry various International licenses such as Disney, Barbie, Marvel and Star Wars. We are also under the corporate umbrella of New Creation Manufacturing which also does Hello Dolly infants wear.

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contacto@reest.cl

Empresa chilena, dedicada a la fabricación de diferentes productos y soluciones textiles, ligadas al descanso, a la entretención y a la naturaleza, tales como pijamas, mantas de picnic y polar, toallas de playa, tablas de equilibrio, entre otros. Nuestros productos son fabricados en Chile, Perú e India, lo que nos da la oportunidad de entregar productos originales, únicos y exclusivos. Contamos con un área, dedicada especialmente, a regalos corporativos.

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mail@coleccionalexandra.com

Coleccion Alexandra is a young, dynamic and family-run company that designs and manufactures exquisite and handcrafted furniture. It has a highly personal philosophy, developing a unique concept from the perspective of the designer, not the manufacturer of traditional furniture. Therefore, it does not limit its collection to furniture design, but includes decorative items, home textiles and lighting, ALL with a unique and distinct style. With an unsurpassed reputation the dazzling Coleccion Alexandra is leading the way in high-end design throughout the world. Redefining interiors by juxtaposing classically inspired pieces aside sleek modernist textiles and phenomenal contemporary creations, this is a collection without precedents. Coleccion Alexandra was born from the mind of its founder and President Madam Maria Guinot. An esteemed interior designer with a rich and influential background in the world of design, Marias goal was to create an unrivalled collection of luxury furniture,…

LASTRA&ZORRILLA2 (blank)
comercial@arquitextil.net

Más de 45 años plenos de experiencias en el mundo textil. Empresa dedicada exclusivamente a la actividad de arquitectura textil en todas sus variantes posibles, comprende las actividades de confección, fabricación de estructuras, instalación, mantenimiento, diseño e ingeniería de Arquitectura Textil abarcando todas las tipologías. Lastra&Zorrilla colabora con los estudios más prestigiosos de arquitectura e ingeniería en el desarrollo de los proyectos más innovadores en el mundo textil. La arquitectura textil se denomina a la ejecución de proyectos que abarquen estructuras ligeras tensadas formadas por materiales tensados, membranas textiles, láminas ligeras y/o mallas de cables. Conocemos y trabajamos materiales que abarcan desde el PVC hasta el ETFE, PTFE, fibra de vidrio con silicona, redes y cabullería, así como todo material relacionado con la arquitectura textil. Llevamos a cabo todo tipo de proyectos textiles que abarquen desde cubiertas tensadas, cubiertas neumáticas, fachad…

WORKPLACE PILLOWS FROM KAY CHESTERFIELD, INC.(blank) (blank)
info@workplacepillows.com

Workplace Pillows from Kay Chesterfield, Inc. is a specialized resource devoted to the fabrication and project management of office pillow programs for national corporate clients. Our core company, Kay Chesterfield, has been a contract pillow maker and upholsterer since 1921. Over the past three years, Kay Chesterfield has witnessed a dramatic increase in custom pillow production concurrent with the rise of more residential-styled office interiors. Now, corporate clients, their furniture consultants and their designers need focused expertise in managing throw pillows and cushions. Last year Kay Chesterfield produced thousands of pillows, which grace the offices of Visa, Google, Airbnb, Salesforce and other global employers. Clients have found pillows to be a cost-effective way to bring color, texture, comfort and sound absorption to their environments. Once used sparsely, pillows have now become a vivid and valued element in contemporary work spaces. This rise of the workplace pil…

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bevilacqua@luigi-bevilacqua.com

The Tessitura Luigi Bevilacqua, located in the very heart of Venice and led by the Bevilacqua family, keeps one of the oldest traditions of the city alive. The Bevilacqua family thus managed to preserve 18 looms, now placed in our building in the Santa Croce district of Venice. Theyre real pieces of history, as the plates from the Encyclopaedia by Diderot and DAlembert prove, since they show the same looms with which we produce our handmade velvets. This is the most precious kind of velvet, and the one with the most difficult production, because its ground consists of curly velvet, and the surface of cut velvet. The uniqueness of a handmade velvet is its softness and the height of the pile: the gap between ground and pattern can be clearly felt when you touch it, but its plain to see, too. And, as far as patterns are concerned, those of our fabrics are all kept in our archive: the designs are around 3500, and we customise them according to the customers needs. We dont use these …

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Textil Las Américas da inicio a sus negocios en Chile a partir del año 2004, entregando a nuestros clientes soluciones textiles que nos permiten proporcionar una amplia variedad de productos para distintas finalidades relacionadas con el rubro. Nuestro compromiso y objetivo final, es satisfacer ampliamente las necesidades de nuestros clientes, otorgando calidad, servicio, compromiso ante sus requerimientos. Vendemos todo tipo de telas, ropa de trabajo y cordonería al por mayor y detalle.

Top Textiles Companies in Philippines

Key Statistics from 2022

In 2022, the textiles industry accounted for a substantial portion of the Philippines' GDP and employment. According to the Philippine Statistics Authority, the industry contributed approximately 2% to the country's GDP and provided jobs for over 200,000 workers. Moreover, the sector experienced a 5% growth in production compared to the previous year, reflecting the steady demand for textiles both domestically and internationally.

Factors Contributing to Growth and Success

Government Initiatives:

The Philippine government has been instrumental in supporting the textiles industry through various initiatives and programs. For instance, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) launched the Comprehensive National Industrial Strategy (CNIS), which aims to boost the competitiveness of key sectors, including textiles. The program offers support in the form of funding, technical assistance, and capacity-building for local businesses.

Strong Export Market:

The Philippines enjoys a robust export market for textiles, with major markets including the United States, Japan, and Europe. These strong trade relations have helped propel the growth of the industry, as demand for Philippine textiles remains high in the international market.

Skilled Workforce:

The Philippines boasts a skilled and talented workforce that has contributed significantly to the success of the textiles industry. The availability of skilled labor allows for the production of high-quality textiles at competitive prices, attracting both domestic and international buyers.

Industry Growth and Comparison to Previous Years

In 2022, the textile industry in the Philippines experienced a resurgence in growth, as the sector adapted to shifting market dynamics and capitalized on emerging opportunities. The industry witnessed a 4.2% increase in output compared to the previous year, bolstered by a rising demand for both domestically produced and imported textiles.

Key Trends and Technological Disruptions

Sustainable and Eco-friendly Practices:

As consumers worldwide become more conscious of their environmental footprint, the demand for eco-friendly and sustainable textiles has risen. The Philippine textiles industry has responded by adopting sustainable practices, such as using organic and recycled materials in production processes.

Technological Advancements:

The industry is also embracing new technologies such as digital printing and automation to improve efficiency and reduce costs. These innovations have enabled local manufacturers to produce high-quality textiles more quickly and at lower costs, thereby increasing their competitiveness in the global market.

Challenges

Despite its growth and success, the textiles industry in the Philippines faces several challenges, including:

Competition from Neighboring Countries:

The industry faces stiff competition from countries such as China, Vietnam, and Bangladesh, which offer lower production costs and larger production capacities. To remain competitive, the Philippine textiles industry must continue to innovate and improve its offerings.

Labor Shortages and Rising Costs:

The industry has experienced labor shortages and rising production costs in recent years, which have negatively impacted its competitiveness. Addressing these issues is critical for the continued growth of the sector.

Environmental Concerns:

The textiles industry is known for its significant environmental impact, particularly in terms of water usage and pollution. Adopting eco-friendly practices and investing in sustainable production methods is vital for the industry's long-term success.

Future Outlook

The future outlook for the textiles industry in the Philippines remains optimistic, with continued growth expected in the coming years. By addressing key challenges and embracing emerging trends and technological advancements, the sector can continue to play a pivotal role in driving the nation's economic growth and supporting various industries, ultimately contributing to the Philippines' broader economic development.

Additional Challenges and Opportunities

Intellectual Property Rights and Counterfeiting:

The textiles industry faces issues related to intellectual property rights and counterfeiting, which can undermine the reputation of legitimate producers and lead to lost revenue. Strengthening intellectual property protection and enforcing regulations against counterfeiting are crucial to maintaining the integrity of the industry.

Compliance with International Standards:

Adhering to international standards, such as those for quality, safety, and environmental practices, is essential for the textiles industry in the Philippines to remain competitive in the global market. Investing in the necessary infrastructure and technology to meet these standards will be vital for the industry's future success.

Opportunities for Growth and Expansion

Diversification of Products and Services:

The textiles industry can leverage its skilled workforce and technological advancements to diversify its product offerings, catering to various niche markets and expanding its customer base.

Collaboration with Local Designers and Brands:

Collaborating with local designers and brands can help the industry tap into new markets, showcase the quality of Philippine textiles, and strengthen the reputation of the sector both domestically and internationally.

Expansion into Emerging Markets:

As the global economy continues to evolve, opportunities for the Philippine textiles industry to expand into emerging markets such as Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East will arise. These markets offer significant growth potential and can help the industry diversify its export destinations.

Investment in Research and Development:

The textiles industry in the Philippines can further improve its competitiveness by investing in research and development. This will enable the industry to develop new materials, processes, and technologies, helping it to stay ahead of global trends and maintain a competitive edge.

Conclusion

The textiles industry in the Philippines has demonstrated considerable growth in recent years, driven by government support, a skilled workforce, and strong export markets. Despite facing challenges such as competition, labor shortages, and environmental concerns, the sector's future outlook remains positive. By addressing these challenges and capitalizing on emerging opportunities and trends, the textiles industry can continue to play a crucial role in the Philippines' economic growth and development, paving the way for a brighter future.

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By Melissa Goh
Published on 29 May 2023