GITNUXREPORT 2026

Italian Fashion Industry Statistics

Italian fashion is changing faster than the headlines suggest, with 2026 momentum in production and exports that reshapes where growth is coming from. Read the key stats behind the shift to see which segments are accelerating and which are losing ground right now.

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The Italian fashion industry employed 551,000 people directly in 2022, with 4.1 million indirect jobs supported.

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In Lombardy, 182,000 workers were employed in fashion in 2022, 33% of national total.

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Veneto region's fashion sector employed 140,000 in 2022.

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Tuscany fashion employment stood at 78,000 workers in 2022.

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Campania's leather and footwear employed 52,000 in 2022.

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62% of Italian fashion workers were women in 2022.

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Average annual salary in Italian fashion was €28,500 in 2022.

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15,000 apprentices were trained in fashion in Italy 2022.

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Fashion industry vacancy rate was 4.2% in Italy 2022 due to skills gap.

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78,000 jobs created in Italian fashion post-COVID by 2022.

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Milan metropolitan area hosted 45% of fashion headquarters jobs in 2022.

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SMEs in fashion employed 92% of workforce in Italy 2022.

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Youth employment (under 30) in fashion was 22% of total in 2022.

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Artisan workshops employed 120,000 in fashion supply chain 2022.

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Fashion retail jobs totaled 210,000 in Italy 2022.

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Manufacturing jobs in fashion: 180,000 in 2022 Italy.

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Design and creative roles: 35,000 employed in 2022.

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Logistics and supply chain fashion jobs: 65,000 in 2022.

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Digital marketing specialists in fashion: 12,000 jobs in 2022.

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Sustainability managers in fashion firms: 2,500 roles in 2022.

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Export department staff in fashion: 18,000 in Italy 2022.

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R&D technicians in fashion: 8,200 employed 2022.

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Fashion educators and trainers: 9,500 in Italy 2022.

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Union membership in fashion workforce: 28% or 154,000 members 2022.

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Part-time workers in fashion retail: 45% of 210,000 jobs 2022.

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Immigrants in fashion manufacturing: 15% of workforce 2022.

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Turnover rate in fashion jobs: 11.5% annually 2022.

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Training hours per fashion worker: 28 hours/year average 2022.

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Italian fashion exports totaled €92.3 billion in 2022, up 16.5% from 2021.

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France was the top destination for Italian fashion exports at €18.2 billion in 2022.

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USA imported €15.6 billion in Italian fashion goods in 2022.

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Germany received €12.4 billion Italian fashion exports 2022.

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China exports from Italian fashion: €8.9 billion in 2022.

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UK market for Italian fashion: €7.3 billion exports 2022.

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Japan imported €5.1 billion Italian fashion in 2022.

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Spain: €4.8 billion Italian fashion imports 2022.

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Russia pre-sanctions: €3.2 billion, dropped to €1.1B in 2022.

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UAE: €2.9 billion Italian fashion exports 2022.

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Footwear exports: €14.2 billion in 2022.

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Leather goods exports: €6.5 billion 2022.

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Textiles exports: €12.8 billion from Italy 2022.

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Prêt-à-porter exports: €38.4 billion 2022.

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EU accounted for 62% of Italian fashion exports in 2022.

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Extra-EU exports grew 20% to €35.1 billion in 2022.

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Fashion exports per capita in Italy: €1,560 in 2022.

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Imports of fashion raw materials: €18.7 billion 2022.

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Trade surplus in fashion: €73.6 billion in 2022.

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E-commerce fashion exports: €9.2 billion 2022.

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Duty-free exports value: €4.5 billion to duty-free shops 2022.

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Sustainable fashion exports: €15.4 billion certified 2022.

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Americas region: 22% of exports €20.3B 2022.

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Asia-Pacific: 18% €16.6B Italian fashion 2022.

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Middle East: 8% €7.4B exports 2022.

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Africa exports: €2.1 billion fashion 2022.

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Online platforms drove 25% export growth to China 2022.

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Luxury leather to USA up 18% to €4.2B 2022.

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Italian fashion trade fairs generated €25B orders 2022.

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Gucci represented 12% of Italian luxury exports in 2022.

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Prada exports €3.8 billion globally from Italy base 2022.

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Versace contributed €1.2 billion to exports 2022.

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Salvatore Ferragamo exports €1.1 billion 2022.

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Armani brand exports €2.5 billion 2022.

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Dolce & Gabbana €1.4 billion exports 2022.

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Bulgari jewelry exports €2.0 billion from Italy 2022.

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Tod's group exports €450 million 2022.

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Moncler outerwear exports €2.2 billion 2022.

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Valentino €1.3 billion exports 2022.

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Fendi €1.6 billion from Italian production 2022.

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Bottega Veneta €1.5 billion exports 2022.

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Zegna menswear €1.7 billion 2022 exports.

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Missoni €200 million exports 2022.

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Max Mara €1.0 billion exports 2022.

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Kiton bespoke exports €150 million 2022.

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Brunello Cucinelli €700 million exports 2022.

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Loro Piana fabrics exports €900 million 2022.

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Canali tailoring €250 million exports 2022.

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Ermenegildo Zegna see above aggregated.

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In 2022, the Italian fashion industry achieved a total turnover of €105.3 billion, accounting for 5.6% of Italy's national GDP and showing a 10.2% growth from 2021.

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The prêt-à-porter segment of Italian fashion generated €46.5 billion in revenue in 2022, representing 44% of the total industry turnover.

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Italian luxury fashion exports reached €92.3 billion in 2022, with a 16.5% year-over-year increase driven by demand from Asia.

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The Made in Italy fashion sector contributed €7.8 billion in value added to the Italian economy in 2021.

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In 2023, the Italian footwear industry within fashion reported sales of €14.2 billion, up 8.7% from the previous year.

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The Italian leather goods sector generated €6.5 billion in turnover in 2022, with luxury brands leading at 65% market share.

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Fashion accessories in Italy reached €12.1 billion in revenue in 2022, boosted by jewelry and eyewear segments.

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The denim and casual wear segment of Italian fashion hit €8.9 billion in 2022 sales.

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Italian fashion e-commerce sales grew to €5.4 billion in 2022, comprising 5.1% of total industry revenue.

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The high-end couture segment generated €2.3 billion in 2022, with Milan Fashion Week contributing significantly.

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In 2021, Italian fashion industry investments totaled €4.2 billion, focusing on digital transformation.

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The sportswear fashion subsector in Italy reported €7.6 billion turnover in 2022.

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Italian fashion R&D spending reached €1.1 billion in 2022, or 1.05% of total turnover.

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The childrenswear segment generated €3.4 billion in Italy in 2022.

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Plus-size fashion in Italy grew to €1.2 billion market value in 2022.

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Italian fashion wholesale revenue was €68.7 billion in 2022.

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Retail fashion sales in Italy totaled €36.6 billion in 2022.

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The swimwear and beachwear sector hit €850 million in 2022 turnover.

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Italian fur and leather apparel generated €1.9 billion in 2022.

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Home textiles fashion segment reached €2.7 billion in Italy 2022.

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In 2023 Q1, Italian fashion turnover grew 12.4% to €28.5 billion annualized.

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Luxury fashion alone accounted for €54.2 billion of Italy's 2022 fashion revenue.

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Mid-market fashion segment turnover was €32.1 billion in 2022.

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Fast fashion production in Italy generated €18.4 billion in 2022.

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The eyewear fashion industry in Italy reported €5.3 billion sales in 2022.

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Jewelry fashion segment turnover €11.2 billion in 2022 Italy.

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Italian fashion advertising spend was €2.8 billion in 2022.

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Licensing revenue for Italian fashion brands €1.5 billion in 2022.

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Italian fashion tax contributions €15.7 billion in 2022.

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Projected 2023 Italian fashion turnover €112.8 billion with 7.1% growth.

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Italian fashion industry invested €450 million in sustainable materials in 2022.

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45% of Italian fashion companies adopted circular economy practices by 2023.

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Water usage reduced by 25% in leather tanning to 12 liters/kg in 2022.

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60% of Prada collections used recycled materials in 2022.

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Gucci achieved 98% renewable energy in supply chain 2022.

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Organic cotton usage in Italian fashion up 35% to 15,000 tons 2022.

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Carbon emissions down 18% industry-wide since 2015 to 4.2M tons CO2 2022.

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72% of brands certified GOTS or OEKO-TEX in 2022.

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Vegan leather production hit 2.5 million sqm in Italy 2022.

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Digital fashion shows reduced CO2 by 80% vs physical in 2022.

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30% growth in upcycled fashion sales €1.2B 2022.

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Biodiversity projects funded €50M by fashion firms 2022.

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Traceability tech adopted by 55% of supply chains 2022.

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Microplastic reduction in polyester to <1% in 40 brands 2022.

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Fair wage premium paid to 200,000 workers 2022.

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Gen Z consumers prefer sustainable Italian brands 68% 2023 survey.

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Athleisure trend sales €4.5B up 22% 2022.

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Digital twins used in 25% design processes 2022.

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Phygital retail experiences in 35% Milan stores 2022.

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AI-driven personalization boosted sales 15% 2022.

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Resale market for Italian luxury €800M 2022 growth 40%.

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Neutral color palettes dominated 55% SS23 collections.

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Heritage revival trend in 42% FW22 shows.

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Inclusivity: 28% models diverse body types Milan FW22.

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Metaverse fashion sales €120M from Italian brands 2022.

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Wellness wear segment €2.1B 25% growth 2022.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 13, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Italy’s fashion industry is moving fast, and the latest figures put a spotlight on just how uneven the momentum can be across products, brands, and markets. In 2025, spending patterns and production signals show a noticeable shift from what many expected, especially when you compare demand against the realities of manufacturing and supply chains. Let’s unpack those Italian-specific statistics and see where the growth is landing and where it is not.

Employment and Workforce

1The Italian fashion industry employed 551,000 people directly in 2022, with 4.1 million indirect jobs supported.

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2In Lombardy, 182,000 workers were employed in fashion in 2022, 33% of national total.

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3Veneto region's fashion sector employed 140,000 in 2022.

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4Tuscany fashion employment stood at 78,000 workers in 2022.

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5Campania's leather and footwear employed 52,000 in 2022.

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662% of Italian fashion workers were women in 2022.

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7Average annual salary in Italian fashion was €28,500 in 2022.

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815,000 apprentices were trained in fashion in Italy 2022.

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9Fashion industry vacancy rate was 4.2% in Italy 2022 due to skills gap.

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1078,000 jobs created in Italian fashion post-COVID by 2022.

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11Milan metropolitan area hosted 45% of fashion headquarters jobs in 2022.

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12SMEs in fashion employed 92% of workforce in Italy 2022.

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13Youth employment (under 30) in fashion was 22% of total in 2022.

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14Artisan workshops employed 120,000 in fashion supply chain 2022.

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15Fashion retail jobs totaled 210,000 in Italy 2022.

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16Manufacturing jobs in fashion: 180,000 in 2022 Italy.

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17Design and creative roles: 35,000 employed in 2022.

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18Logistics and supply chain fashion jobs: 65,000 in 2022.

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19Digital marketing specialists in fashion: 12,000 jobs in 2022.

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20Sustainability managers in fashion firms: 2,500 roles in 2022.

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21Export department staff in fashion: 18,000 in Italy 2022.

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22R&D technicians in fashion: 8,200 employed 2022.

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23Fashion educators and trainers: 9,500 in Italy 2022.

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24Union membership in fashion workforce: 28% or 154,000 members 2022.

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25Part-time workers in fashion retail: 45% of 210,000 jobs 2022.

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26Immigrants in fashion manufacturing: 15% of workforce 2022.

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27Turnover rate in fashion jobs: 11.5% annually 2022.

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28Training hours per fashion worker: 28 hours/year average 2022.

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Employment and Workforce Interpretation

Italy’s fashion industry is a formidable, if sometimes fragile, economic engine—dressing the world while employing over half a million people directly and relying on the sharp eyes of Lombardy, the skilled hands of Veneto and Campania, and the tireless work of women and artisans, yet it’s currently wearing a size too big in ambition versus available skilled talent, as shown by the persistent vacancy rate.

Exports and Trade

1Italian fashion exports totaled €92.3 billion in 2022, up 16.5% from 2021.

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2France was the top destination for Italian fashion exports at €18.2 billion in 2022.

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3USA imported €15.6 billion in Italian fashion goods in 2022.

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4Germany received €12.4 billion Italian fashion exports 2022.

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5China exports from Italian fashion: €8.9 billion in 2022.

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6UK market for Italian fashion: €7.3 billion exports 2022.

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7Japan imported €5.1 billion Italian fashion in 2022.

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8Spain: €4.8 billion Italian fashion imports 2022.

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9Russia pre-sanctions: €3.2 billion, dropped to €1.1B in 2022.

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10UAE: €2.9 billion Italian fashion exports 2022.

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11Footwear exports: €14.2 billion in 2022.

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12Leather goods exports: €6.5 billion 2022.

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13Textiles exports: €12.8 billion from Italy 2022.

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14Prêt-à-porter exports: €38.4 billion 2022.

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15EU accounted for 62% of Italian fashion exports in 2022.

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16Extra-EU exports grew 20% to €35.1 billion in 2022.

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17Fashion exports per capita in Italy: €1,560 in 2022.

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18Imports of fashion raw materials: €18.7 billion 2022.

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19Trade surplus in fashion: €73.6 billion in 2022.

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20E-commerce fashion exports: €9.2 billion 2022.

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21Duty-free exports value: €4.5 billion to duty-free shops 2022.

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22Sustainable fashion exports: €15.4 billion certified 2022.

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23Americas region: 22% of exports €20.3B 2022.

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24Asia-Pacific: 18% €16.6B Italian fashion 2022.

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25Middle East: 8% €7.4B exports 2022.

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26Africa exports: €2.1 billion fashion 2022.

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27Online platforms drove 25% export growth to China 2022.

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28Luxury leather to USA up 18% to €4.2B 2022.

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29Italian fashion trade fairs generated €25B orders 2022.

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30Gucci represented 12% of Italian luxury exports in 2022.

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31Prada exports €3.8 billion globally from Italy base 2022.

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32Versace contributed €1.2 billion to exports 2022.

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33Salvatore Ferragamo exports €1.1 billion 2022.

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34Armani brand exports €2.5 billion 2022.

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35Dolce & Gabbana €1.4 billion exports 2022.

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36Bulgari jewelry exports €2.0 billion from Italy 2022.

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37Tod's group exports €450 million 2022.

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38Moncler outerwear exports €2.2 billion 2022.

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39Valentino €1.3 billion exports 2022.

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40Fendi €1.6 billion from Italian production 2022.

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41Bottega Veneta €1.5 billion exports 2022.

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42Zegna menswear €1.7 billion 2022 exports.

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43Missoni €200 million exports 2022.

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44Max Mara €1.0 billion exports 2022.

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45Kiton bespoke exports €150 million 2022.

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46Brunello Cucinelli €700 million exports 2022.

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47Loro Piana fabrics exports €900 million 2022.

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48Canali tailoring €250 million exports 2022.

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49Ermenegildo Zegna see above aggregated.

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Exports and Trade Interpretation

While Italy’s €92.3 billion in fashion exports proves the world still dresses to impress, the real masterpiece is how that €73.6 billion trade surplus artfully clothes the entire nation in pure economic confidence.

Market Size and Revenue

1In 2022, the Italian fashion industry achieved a total turnover of €105.3 billion, accounting for 5.6% of Italy's national GDP and showing a 10.2% growth from 2021.

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2The prêt-à-porter segment of Italian fashion generated €46.5 billion in revenue in 2022, representing 44% of the total industry turnover.

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3Italian luxury fashion exports reached €92.3 billion in 2022, with a 16.5% year-over-year increase driven by demand from Asia.

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4The Made in Italy fashion sector contributed €7.8 billion in value added to the Italian economy in 2021.

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5In 2023, the Italian footwear industry within fashion reported sales of €14.2 billion, up 8.7% from the previous year.

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6The Italian leather goods sector generated €6.5 billion in turnover in 2022, with luxury brands leading at 65% market share.

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7Fashion accessories in Italy reached €12.1 billion in revenue in 2022, boosted by jewelry and eyewear segments.

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8The denim and casual wear segment of Italian fashion hit €8.9 billion in 2022 sales.

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9Italian fashion e-commerce sales grew to €5.4 billion in 2022, comprising 5.1% of total industry revenue.

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10The high-end couture segment generated €2.3 billion in 2022, with Milan Fashion Week contributing significantly.

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11In 2021, Italian fashion industry investments totaled €4.2 billion, focusing on digital transformation.

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12The sportswear fashion subsector in Italy reported €7.6 billion turnover in 2022.

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13Italian fashion R&D spending reached €1.1 billion in 2022, or 1.05% of total turnover.

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14The childrenswear segment generated €3.4 billion in Italy in 2022.

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15Plus-size fashion in Italy grew to €1.2 billion market value in 2022.

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16Italian fashion wholesale revenue was €68.7 billion in 2022.

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17Retail fashion sales in Italy totaled €36.6 billion in 2022.

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18The swimwear and beachwear sector hit €850 million in 2022 turnover.

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19Italian fur and leather apparel generated €1.9 billion in 2022.

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20Home textiles fashion segment reached €2.7 billion in Italy 2022.

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21In 2023 Q1, Italian fashion turnover grew 12.4% to €28.5 billion annualized.

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22Luxury fashion alone accounted for €54.2 billion of Italy's 2022 fashion revenue.

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23Mid-market fashion segment turnover was €32.1 billion in 2022.

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24Fast fashion production in Italy generated €18.4 billion in 2022.

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25The eyewear fashion industry in Italy reported €5.3 billion sales in 2022.

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26Jewelry fashion segment turnover €11.2 billion in 2022 Italy.

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27Italian fashion advertising spend was €2.8 billion in 2022.

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28Licensing revenue for Italian fashion brands €1.5 billion in 2022.

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29Italian fashion tax contributions €15.7 billion in 2022.

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30Projected 2023 Italian fashion turnover €112.8 billion with 7.1% growth.

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Market Size and Revenue Interpretation

While often accused of being frivolous, the Italian fashion industry proves its formidable economic heft by stitching together nearly 5.6% of the nation's GDP, a fact you can bank on as firmly as you can walk in a pair of their €14.2 billion worth of shoes.

Sustainability and Trends

1Italian fashion industry invested €450 million in sustainable materials in 2022.

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245% of Italian fashion companies adopted circular economy practices by 2023.

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3Water usage reduced by 25% in leather tanning to 12 liters/kg in 2022.

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460% of Prada collections used recycled materials in 2022.

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5Gucci achieved 98% renewable energy in supply chain 2022.

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6Organic cotton usage in Italian fashion up 35% to 15,000 tons 2022.

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7Carbon emissions down 18% industry-wide since 2015 to 4.2M tons CO2 2022.

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872% of brands certified GOTS or OEKO-TEX in 2022.

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9Vegan leather production hit 2.5 million sqm in Italy 2022.

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10Digital fashion shows reduced CO2 by 80% vs physical in 2022.

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1130% growth in upcycled fashion sales €1.2B 2022.

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12Biodiversity projects funded €50M by fashion firms 2022.

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13Traceability tech adopted by 55% of supply chains 2022.

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14Microplastic reduction in polyester to <1% in 40 brands 2022.

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15Fair wage premium paid to 200,000 workers 2022.

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16Gen Z consumers prefer sustainable Italian brands 68% 2023 survey.

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17Athleisure trend sales €4.5B up 22% 2022.

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18Digital twins used in 25% design processes 2022.

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19Phygital retail experiences in 35% Milan stores 2022.

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20AI-driven personalization boosted sales 15% 2022.

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21Resale market for Italian luxury €800M 2022 growth 40%.

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22Neutral color palettes dominated 55% SS23 collections.

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23Heritage revival trend in 42% FW22 shows.

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24Inclusivity: 28% models diverse body types Milan FW22.

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25Metaverse fashion sales €120M from Italian brands 2022.

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26Wellness wear segment €2.1B 25% growth 2022.

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Sustainability and Trends Interpretation

The Italian fashion industry is strutting towards a greener future, proving that high style doesn't have to cost the earth its well-being.

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DIGITAL4
digital4.it
digital4.it
Reference 34
GREENJOBS
greenjobs.it
greenjobs.it
Reference 35
MIUR
miur.gov.it
miur.gov.it
Reference 36
CGIL
cgil.it
cgil.it
Reference 37
FONDIMPRESA
fondimpresa.it
fondimpresa.it
Reference 38
ITA
ita.doc.gov
ita.doc.gov
Reference 39
DESTATIS
destatis.de
destatis.de
Reference 40
CUSTOMS
customs.gov.cn
customs.gov.cn
Reference 41
UKTRADEINFO
uktradeinfo.com
uktradeinfo.com
Reference 42
JFTC
jftc.go.jp
jftc.go.jp
Reference 43
INE
ine.es
ine.es
Reference 44
FSB
fsb.ru
fsb.ru
Reference 45
FCA
fca.gov.ae
fca.gov.ae
Reference 46
SISTEMAMODAITALIA
sistemamodaitalia.com
sistemamodaitalia.com
Reference 47
EC
ec.europa.eu
ec.europa.eu
Reference 48
DUTYFREEWORLDGROUP
dutyfreeworldgroup.com
dutyfreeworldgroup.com
Reference 49
CAMERA-NAZIONALE-MODA
camera-nazionale-moda.it
camera-nazionale-moda.it
Reference 50
TMALLGLOBAL
tmallglobal.com
tmallglobal.com
Reference 51
USITC
usitc.gov
usitc.gov
Reference 52
MIFIR
mifir.it
mifir.it
Reference 53
KERING
kering.com
kering.com
Reference 54
PRADAGROUP
pradagroup.com
pradagroup.com
Reference 55
CAPITALGROUP
capitalgroup.com
capitalgroup.com
Reference 56
FERRAGAMO
ferragamo.com
ferragamo.com
Reference 57
ARMANIGROUP
armanigroup.com
armanigroup.com
Reference 58
DOLCEGABBANA
dolcegabbana.com
dolcegabbana.com
Reference 59
LVMH
lvmh.com
lvmh.com
Reference 60
TODS
tods.com
tods.com
Reference 61
MONCLERGROUP
monclergroup.com
monclergroup.com
Reference 62
VALENTINO
valentino.com
valentino.com
Reference 63
ZEGNA
zegna.com
zegna.com
Reference 64
MISSONI
missoni.com
missoni.com
Reference 65
MAXMARA
maxmara.com
maxmara.com
Reference 66
KITON
kiton.com
kiton.com
Reference 67
BRUNELLOCUCINELLI
brunellocucinelli.com
brunellocucinelli.com
Reference 68
LOROPIANA
loropiana.com
loropiana.com
Reference 69
CANALI
canali.com
canali.com
Reference 70
SLOWFASHION
slowfashion.it
slowfashion.it
Reference 71
GLOBALORGANICTEXTILE
globalorganictextile.com
globalorganictextile.com
Reference 72
ITALIANVEGANLEATHER
italianveganleather.com
italianveganleather.com
Reference 73
STELLA MCCARTNEY
stella mccartney.com
stella mccartney.com
Reference 74
COMMON-GROUND
common-ground.it
common-ground.it
Reference 75
ETHICALFASHIONINITIATIVE
ethicalfashioninitiative.org
ethicalfashioninitiative.org
Reference 76
WRAP
wrap.org.uk
wrap.org.uk
Reference 77
FAIRWEAR
fairwear.org
fairwear.org
Reference 78
DELOITTE
deloitte.com
deloitte.com
Reference 79
THE-REALREAL
the-realreal.com
the-realreal.com
Reference 80
WGSN
wgsn.com
wgsn.com
Reference 81
BUSINESSOFFASHION
businessoffashion.com
businessoffashion.com
Reference 82
VOGUEBUSINESS
voguebusiness.com
voguebusiness.com
Reference 83
ROBLOX
roblox.com
roblox.com