The market for eco-friendly yarns has shown steady overall growth in recent years, driven primarily by the concept of sustainable consumption. As consumers become increasingly concerned about environmental protection and health, apparel and home textile brands are prioritizing eco-friendly yarns-such as recycled fibers and organic cotton-in their raw material selection to enhance the "green" credentials of their products. This shift in demand has enabled eco-friendly yarns to transition from niche materials to large-scale application.
Acceptance of eco-friendly yarns is also rising, particularly among international and sportswear brands. Major brands have incorporated targets for recycled fiber usage into their supply chain strategies, prompting upstream yarn manufacturers to expand their eco-friendly product lines. Although production costs remain higher than those of conventional yarns, market penetration continues to increase, fueled by brand premiums and policy support. Activity is increasingly concentrated in mid-to-high-end apparel, athleisure, and export orders. Overall, this sector is in a phase of accelerated growth, with future expansion potential closely tied to technological advancements and supply chain maturity.