Luxembourg’s overall apparel imports stood at $***.*** million in the first eleven months of ****, marking a decline of *.* per cent compared with the same period of ****, according to *fashion.com/market-intelligence/texpro-textile-and-apparel/” target=”_blank”>sourcing intelligence tool TexPro. This contraction reflects a broader softening in garment demand across Western Europe, influenced by elevated living costs, cautious consumer sentiment and a gradual shift towards mindful spending rather than volume-driven consumption.
From a fibre perspective, cotton’s leadership reflects strong consumer alignment with comfort, breathability and perceived sustainability. Man-made fibre garments, valued at $**.*** million, retained a sizeable presence due to their performance attributes and price competitiveness, while wool, animal hair and silk together formed a niche segment. Overall, Luxembourg’s garment market remains structurally stable, supported by high purchasing power, low unemployment and its role as a regional retail and logistics hub, even as import values adjust to evolving economic conditions.
