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Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Textile Industry Statistics

The textile industry employs mostly women globally yet struggles with persistent inequality in pay and leadership.

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Pay gap in global garment sector: women earn 77 cents per male dollar, narrowed 3% via equity audits

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US textile industry gender pay gap 18%, racial gap 25% for Black workers per BLS 2022

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India textile promotions: women 15% less likely, Dalits 22% less per 2021 study

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Bangladesh RMG female supervisors earn 12% less, post-training gap reduced to 8%

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China textile firms: ethnic minorities 20% pay penalty, equity policies cut to 14% 2022

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UK fashion retail pay equity: BAME women 16% gap vs white men, improved 4% via transparency

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Retention rates: diverse teams in textiles 22% higher post-equity interventions per McKinsey

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Vietnam promo equity: women 28% of managers up from 18% after pay audits

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Mexican textiles: indigenous workers 30% promotion barrier, reduced 10% via DEI

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Gender pay audits in 40% EU suppliers closed 5% gap 2023

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Retention of women in mgmt rose 12% after promo equity in Vietnam

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Black workers US textiles promotion rate 14% vs 22% white avg

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Pay transparency laws boosted equity 7% in US textiles

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In 2022, women comprised 85% of the global textile and garment workforce, totaling over 75 million workers primarily in developing countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam

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In Bangladesh's ready-made garment sector, 80% of 4.4 million workers are women, with 60% under 25 years old facing high vulnerability to exploitation

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Female representation in Indian textile mills stands at 45%, but drops to 20% in managerial roles due to cultural barriers

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In Vietnam's textile industry, women make up 78% of employees, contributing to 16% GDP growth but earning 20% less than male counterparts

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US apparel manufacturing has 65% female workforce, yet only 35% in supervisory positions per 2021 BLS data

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Ethiopian textile factories report 90% women workers, with 70% from rural areas lacking basic skills training

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Pakistan's textile sector employs 78% women in spinning and weaving, facing 15% higher absenteeism due to childcare issues

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Cambodia garment industry: 85% female labor force of 800,000, with 40% experiencing verbal harassment

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Turkey's textile workforce is 55% women, rising to 70% in apparel finishing but stagnant promotions

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Mexico maquiladoras in textiles have 75% women, 25% indigenous facing discrimination

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In 2023, 62% women in Peruvian alpaca textile cooperatives vs 45% national avg

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Sri Lanka apparel: 82% female workforce, 55% with formal contracts up from 40%

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Moroccan textile sector: 70% women in home-based work, lacking social security

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Philippine garments: 76% women, 18% pregnant workers facing dismissal risks

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South African textiles: 68% Black women, but 10% unionized for rights

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In 2021, 52% female spinners in Uzbekistan cotton fields

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Egyptian linen industry: 60% women in finishing, low mechanization

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Colombian coffee/textile blends: 72% women artisans

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65% of textile firms implemented unconscious bias training in 2022, reaching 2.1 million employees

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72% of apparel brands adopted supplier DEI audits post-2020, covering 80% supply chain factories

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ILO Better Work program trained 1.2 million textile workers on inclusion in 15 countries since 2019

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Fashion Pact signatories (32 brands) committed to 40% diverse hiring by 2025

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55% US textile SMEs launched ERGs for women/minorities in 2023 survey

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Bangladesh BGMEA introduced DEI policy training for 5,000 factories, 30% uptake by 2023

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EU Textile Strategy mandates 25% diverse procurement by 2027 for public contracts

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48% global brands reported increased DEI budgets by 15% avg post-2021

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Vietnam VITAS launched women leadership program for 10,000 participants 2020-2023

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78% factories in Better Work trained on harassment prevention 2023

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Open to All initiative by 50 brands targets 50% diverse suppliers by 2025

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Indian Texprocil launched DEI toolkit for 2,500 members 2022

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60% brands use AI for bias-free hiring in textiles post-2022

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35% rise in mentorship programs for minorities 2022-2023

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In Fortune 500 apparel firms, women CEOs dropped to 8% in 2023 from 12% in 2020

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Levi Strauss board: 45% women, 20% underrepresented minorities per 2022 proxy

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H&M Group executive team: 40% women, 30% non-European backgrounds in 2023 sustainability report

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Nike C-suite: 35% women, 25% people of color per 2022 DEI report

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Gap Inc. leadership: 50% women, 18% Black/Hispanic/Asian execs in 2023

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VF Corp (Vans, North Face) board: 55% women, 27% diverse racially per proxy statement

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Under Armour senior VP roles: 38% women, 15% underrepresented minorities 2022 data

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PVH Corp (Calvin Klein) mgmt: 42% women globally, 22% ethnic minorities US

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Ralph Lauren exec team: 48% women, 19% people of color per 2023 ESG

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Adidas AG leadership board: 30% women, 25% non-white members 2023

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Fast Retailing (Uniqlo) board: 33% women, 22% Asian non-Japanese

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Lululemon execs: 52% women, 28% BIPOC in 2023 report

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Puma SE management: 37% women, 18% diverse ethnicity 2022

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Burberry PLC leadership: 44% women, 25% ethnic minorities UK

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Kering Group (Gucci): 41% women C-suite, 23% non-white 2023

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Tom Ford board: 40% women, diverse intl representation

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Moncler exec: 36% women, 20% non-Italian

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Textile firms with DEI certification saw 18% turnover drop, 25% innovation rise 2021-2023

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Inclusive cultures boosted productivity 19% in garment factories per Better Work study

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Brands with top DEI quartiles grew revenue 15% faster per 2023 analysis

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Employee satisfaction scores up 28% in diverse textile teams post-inclusion training

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Litigation costs from DEI failures averaged $2.5M per case in fashion 2020-2023

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Bangladesh factories with equity programs had 35% fewer strikes 2022

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US apparel diverse leadership linked to 12% stock outperformance

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Global supply chain resilience up 20% with diverse suppliers per 2023 report

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Innovation patents from diverse textile R&D teams 31% higher

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Supplier diversity programs yielded 14% cost savings for brands 2022

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Global DEI in textiles reduced absenteeism 16% per Gallup

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Diverse boards in apparel outperformed by 9% ROE 2023

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Inclusion training cut discrimination complaints 42% in factories

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DEI maturity score avg 3.2/5 in industry, correlating to 11% profit

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Globally, 75% of textile workers are women of color, with Asian women at 60% concentration

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In US fashion supply chains, 40% of factory workers are Hispanic/Latino, earning median $12/hour vs industry avg $18

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Bangladesh RMG: 95% workers South Asian, with 2% Dalit representation amid caste discrimination claims

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Chinese textile firms have 92% Han Chinese workforce, minorities like Uyghurs in 5% forced labor allegations

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Indian textile industry: 70% workforce lower castes/tribes, 30% upper castes in ownership per NSSO survey

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Vietnam textiles: 85% Kinh majority, 10% ethnic minorities in highlands with 25% lower wages

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African textile sectors (Kenya/Tanzania): 60% Black African workers, 20% South Asian managers disparity

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European fast fashion brands sourcing: 50% workforce migrants from Africa/Asia facing racism reports

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US Black workers in textiles: 12% vs 13% labor force avg, concentrated in low-skill dyeing roles

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Indonesian batik/textile artisans: 65% Javanese ethnic, 15% Chinese-Indonesian owners with tensions

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In LA fashion district, 65% Latina workers in 2022 census

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Peruvian cotton textiles: 75% indigenous Quechua workforce exploited

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Nigerian textile mills: 90% Yoruba/Hausa, 5% foreign Asian managers

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Brazilian denim industry: 55% Afro-Brazilian laborers, 80% white executives

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Thai silk weavers: 60% ethnic hill tribes, facing land rights issues

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Ghana kente cloth: 88% women weavers ethnic Akan

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Myanmar garments pre-2021: 80% Bamar ethnic women

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Spanish Zara suppliers: 50% North African migrants

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Apr 16, 2026·Next review: Oct 2026

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Women comprise 85% of the global textile and garment workforce, yet pay gaps and promotion barriers still shape opportunities across countries, making these DEI statistics too revealing to skim.

Key Takeaways

Pay gap in global garment sector: women earn 77 cents per male dollar, narrowed 3% via equity audits
US textile industry gender pay gap 18%, racial gap 25% for Black workers per BLS 2022
India textile promotions: women 15% less likely, Dalits 22% less per 2021 study
In 2022, women comprised 85% of the global textile and garment workforce, totaling over 75 million workers primarily in developing countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam
In Bangladesh's ready-made garment sector, 80% of 4.4 million workers are women, with 60% under 25 years old facing high vulnerability to exploitation
Female representation in Indian textile mills stands at 45%, but drops to 20% in managerial roles due to cultural barriers
65% of textile firms implemented unconscious bias training in 2022, reaching 2.1 million employees
72% of apparel brands adopted supplier DEI audits post-2020, covering 80% supply chain factories
ILO Better Work program trained 1.2 million textile workers on inclusion in 15 countries since 2019
In Fortune 500 apparel firms, women CEOs dropped to 8% in 2023 from 12% in 2020
Levi Strauss board: 45% women, 20% underrepresented minorities per 2022 proxy
H&M Group executive team: 40% women, 30% non-European backgrounds in 2023 sustainability report
Textile firms with DEI certification saw 18% turnover drop, 25% innovation rise 2021-2023
Inclusive cultures boosted productivity 19% in garment factories per Better Work study
Brands with top DEI quartiles grew revenue 15% faster per 2023 analysis

Textile DEI efforts are narrowing pay and promotion gaps and boosting retention, productivity, and supply chain resilience.

Equity In Pay And Promotion

1Pay gap in global garment sector: women earn 77 cents per male dollar, narrowed 3% via equity audits

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2US textile industry gender pay gap 18%, racial gap 25% for Black workers per BLS 2022

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3India textile promotions: women 15% less likely, Dalits 22% less per 2021 study

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4Bangladesh RMG female supervisors earn 12% less, post-training gap reduced to 8%

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5China textile firms: ethnic minorities 20% pay penalty, equity policies cut to 14% 2022

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6UK fashion retail pay equity: BAME women 16% gap vs white men, improved 4% via transparency

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7Retention rates: diverse teams in textiles 22% higher post-equity interventions per McKinsey

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8Vietnam promo equity: women 28% of managers up from 18% after pay audits

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9Mexican textiles: indigenous workers 30% promotion barrier, reduced 10% via DEI

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10Gender pay audits in 40% EU suppliers closed 5% gap 2023

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11Retention of women in mgmt rose 12% after promo equity in Vietnam

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12Black workers US textiles promotion rate 14% vs 22% white avg

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13Pay transparency laws boosted equity 7% in US textiles

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Equity In Pay And Promotion Interpretation

Across the textile and garment sector, equity efforts are making measurable gains, such as pay gaps shrinking by up to 7% after pay transparency laws in the US and retention rising by 22% for diverse teams following DEI interventions, while still leaving sizable disparities like the 18% US gender pay gap and the 25% racial gap for Black workers.

Gender Diversity

1In 2022, women comprised 85% of the global textile and garment workforce, totaling over 75 million workers primarily in developing countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam

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2In Bangladesh's ready-made garment sector, 80% of 4.4 million workers are women, with 60% under 25 years old facing high vulnerability to exploitation

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3Female representation in Indian textile mills stands at 45%, but drops to 20% in managerial roles due to cultural barriers

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4In Vietnam's textile industry, women make up 78% of employees, contributing to 16% GDP growth but earning 20% less than male counterparts

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5US apparel manufacturing has 65% female workforce, yet only 35% in supervisory positions per 2021 BLS data

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6Ethiopian textile factories report 90% women workers, with 70% from rural areas lacking basic skills training

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7Pakistan's textile sector employs 78% women in spinning and weaving, facing 15% higher absenteeism due to childcare issues

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8Cambodia garment industry: 85% female labor force of 800,000, with 40% experiencing verbal harassment

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9Turkey's textile workforce is 55% women, rising to 70% in apparel finishing but stagnant promotions

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10Mexico maquiladoras in textiles have 75% women, 25% indigenous facing discrimination

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11In 2023, 62% women in Peruvian alpaca textile cooperatives vs 45% national avg

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12Sri Lanka apparel: 82% female workforce, 55% with formal contracts up from 40%

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13Moroccan textile sector: 70% women in home-based work, lacking social security

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14Philippine garments: 76% women, 18% pregnant workers facing dismissal risks

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15South African textiles: 68% Black women, but 10% unionized for rights

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16In 2021, 52% female spinners in Uzbekistan cotton fields

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17Egyptian linen industry: 60% women in finishing, low mechanization

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18Colombian coffee/textile blends: 72% women artisans

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Gender Diversity Interpretation

Across textile and garment sectors, women make up 70% to 85% of the workforce in many countries yet face persistent inequality, such as only 35% of US female workers reaching supervisory roles and female managers in India dropping from 45% overall to just 20%.

Inclusion Initiatives

165% of textile firms implemented unconscious bias training in 2022, reaching 2.1 million employees

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272% of apparel brands adopted supplier DEI audits post-2020, covering 80% supply chain factories

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3ILO Better Work program trained 1.2 million textile workers on inclusion in 15 countries since 2019

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4Fashion Pact signatories (32 brands) committed to 40% diverse hiring by 2025

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555% US textile SMEs launched ERGs for women/minorities in 2023 survey

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6Bangladesh BGMEA introduced DEI policy training for 5,000 factories, 30% uptake by 2023

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7EU Textile Strategy mandates 25% diverse procurement by 2027 for public contracts

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848% global brands reported increased DEI budgets by 15% avg post-2021

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9Vietnam VITAS launched women leadership program for 10,000 participants 2020-2023

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1078% factories in Better Work trained on harassment prevention 2023

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11Open to All initiative by 50 brands targets 50% diverse suppliers by 2025

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12Indian Texprocil launched DEI toolkit for 2,500 members 2022

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1360% brands use AI for bias-free hiring in textiles post-2022

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1435% rise in mentorship programs for minorities 2022-2023

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Inclusion Initiatives Interpretation

Across the industry, momentum is clearly building, with 72% of apparel brands adopting supplier DEI audits post-2020 and covering 80% of supply chain factories.

Leadership Representation

1In Fortune 500 apparel firms, women CEOs dropped to 8% in 2023 from 12% in 2020

Directional

2Levi Strauss board: 45% women, 20% underrepresented minorities per 2022 proxy

Directional

3H&M Group executive team: 40% women, 30% non-European backgrounds in 2023 sustainability report

Directional

4Nike C-suite: 35% women, 25% people of color per 2022 DEI report

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5Gap Inc. leadership: 50% women, 18% Black/Hispanic/Asian execs in 2023

Directional

6VF Corp (Vans, North Face) board: 55% women, 27% diverse racially per proxy statement

Directional

7Under Armour senior VP roles: 38% women, 15% underrepresented minorities 2022 data

Directional

8PVH Corp (Calvin Klein) mgmt: 42% women globally, 22% ethnic minorities US

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9Ralph Lauren exec team: 48% women, 19% people of color per 2023 ESG

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10Adidas AG leadership board: 30% women, 25% non-white members 2023

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11Fast Retailing (Uniqlo) board: 33% women, 22% Asian non-Japanese

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12Lululemon execs: 52% women, 28% BIPOC in 2023 report

Directional

13Puma SE management: 37% women, 18% diverse ethnicity 2022

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14Burberry PLC leadership: 44% women, 25% ethnic minorities UK

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15Kering Group (Gucci): 41% women C-suite, 23% non-white 2023

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16Tom Ford board: 40% women, diverse intl representation

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17Moncler exec: 36% women, 20% non-Italian

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Leadership Representation Interpretation

Across these major textile and apparel leaders, women hold 30% to 55% of board and executive roles in most cases, yet the one clear decline is Fortune 500 apparel CEOs falling from 12% women in 2020 to just 8% in 2023.

Outcomes And Impacts

1Textile firms with DEI certification saw 18% turnover drop, 25% innovation rise 2021-2023

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2Inclusive cultures boosted productivity 19% in garment factories per Better Work study

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3Brands with top DEI quartiles grew revenue 15% faster per 2023 analysis

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4Employee satisfaction scores up 28% in diverse textile teams post-inclusion training

Directional

5Litigation costs from DEI failures averaged $2.5M per case in fashion 2020-2023

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6Bangladesh factories with equity programs had 35% fewer strikes 2022

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7US apparel diverse leadership linked to 12% stock outperformance

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8Global supply chain resilience up 20% with diverse suppliers per 2023 report

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9Innovation patents from diverse textile R&D teams 31% higher

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10Supplier diversity programs yielded 14% cost savings for brands 2022

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11Global DEI in textiles reduced absenteeism 16% per Gallup

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12Diverse boards in apparel outperformed by 9% ROE 2023

Directional

13Inclusion training cut discrimination complaints 42% in factories

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14DEI maturity score avg 3.2/5 in industry, correlating to 11% profit

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Outcomes And Impacts Interpretation

Across the textile sector, stronger DEI is consistently tied to better performance, with diverse suppliers and teams driving up innovation, productivity, and profitability by as much as 31% in R and D and cutting turnover and disruptions, including a 18% turnover drop in certified firms from 2021 to 2023.

Racial And Ethnic Diversity

1Globally, 75% of textile workers are women of color, with Asian women at 60% concentration

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2In US fashion supply chains, 40% of factory workers are Hispanic/Latino, earning median $12/hour vs industry avg $18

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3Bangladesh RMG: 95% workers South Asian, with 2% Dalit representation amid caste discrimination claims

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4Chinese textile firms have 92% Han Chinese workforce, minorities like Uyghurs in 5% forced labor allegations

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5Indian textile industry: 70% workforce lower castes/tribes, 30% upper castes in ownership per NSSO survey

Directional

6Vietnam textiles: 85% Kinh majority, 10% ethnic minorities in highlands with 25% lower wages

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7African textile sectors (Kenya/Tanzania): 60% Black African workers, 20% South Asian managers disparity

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8European fast fashion brands sourcing: 50% workforce migrants from Africa/Asia facing racism reports

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9US Black workers in textiles: 12% vs 13% labor force avg, concentrated in low-skill dyeing roles

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10Indonesian batik/textile artisans: 65% Javanese ethnic, 15% Chinese-Indonesian owners with tensions

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11In LA fashion district, 65% Latina workers in 2022 census

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12Peruvian cotton textiles: 75% indigenous Quechua workforce exploited

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13Nigerian textile mills: 90% Yoruba/Hausa, 5% foreign Asian managers

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14Brazilian denim industry: 55% Afro-Brazilian laborers, 80% white executives

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15Thai silk weavers: 60% ethnic hill tribes, facing land rights issues

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16Ghana kente cloth: 88% women weavers ethnic Akan

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17Myanmar garments pre-2021: 80% Bamar ethnic women

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18Spanish Zara suppliers: 50% North African migrants

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Racial And Ethnic Diversity Interpretation

Across these textile supply chains, women and migrant or minority workers dominate the workforce, such as 75% textile workers globally being women of color and often earning less or facing discrimination, while ownership and executive roles remain far more concentrated, like Brazilian denim with 80% white executives versus 55% Afro-Brazilian laborers and US supply chains paying a $12 median to Hispanic/Latino factory workers versus an $18 industry average.

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tomford.com
Reference 68
MONCLERGROUP
monclergroup.com
monclergroup.com
Reference 69
FASHIONREVOLUTION
fashionrevolution.org
fashionrevolution.org
Reference 70
EY
ey.com
ey.com