Smart Textiles Market

The smart textiles market is projected to grow from USD  2.41 billion in 2025 to USD  5.56 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 18.2% during the forecast period. The smart textiles market is primarily driven by increasing demand for wearable electronics, rising awareness of health and fitness, and the integration of advanced technologies like IoT and AI into fabrics. Growth in healthcare, sports and fitness, military, and fashion sectors is accelerating adoption. In healthcare, smart textiles enable real-time monitoring of vital signs, while in sports, they enhance performance tracking and injury prevention. The military sector benefits from textiles with temperature regulation, sensing, and camouflage capabilities. Additionally, rising consumer interest in connected and interactive apparel is encouraging innovation among manufacturers. Government initiatives supporting smart manufacturing and textile digitization are also fostering market expansion. Furthermore, advancements in conductive materials, miniaturized sensors, and energy harvesting fabrics are creating new possibilities for product development, thereby supporting the robust growth of the smart textiles market globally.

For instance, in April 2025, DuPont unveiled its silver nanowire-based solutions at Electronics Manufacturing Korea and Automotive World Korea. Showcasing Activegrid ink and film, DuPont introduced transparent conductive technologies for LiDAR heating, EMI shielding, smart surfaces, and OLED displays—offering advanced performance, low-temperature curing, and flexibility for automotive and electronics applications.

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Major Smart Textiles Companies Include:

• DuPont (US)
• Jabil Inc. (US)
• Gentherm (US)
• AiQ Smart Clothing (Taiwan)
• Sensoria (US).
• Alphabet (US)
• Interactive Wear (Germany)
• Outlast Technologies GmbH (Germany)
• Adidas (Germany)
• Hexoskin (Canada)

DuPont (US) is a global innovation leader that provides technology-based materials and solutions, which help transform industries by applying diverse science and expertise and deliver essential innovations in key markets, including electronics, transportation, building and construction, and healthcare. DuPont’s worldwide operations are managed through global businesses, which are currently reported in two reportable segments: Electronics & Imaging and Water & Protection. This segment offers innovative engineered products and integrated systems for a number of applications, including water purification and separation, transportation, and medical packaging. Besides, this segment provides new products and solutions to cater to customers’ needs by combining science and engineering through its renowned brands such as KEVLAR high-strength material, NOMEX thermal-resistant material, CORIAN solid surfaces, TYVEK selective barriers, FILMTEC reverse osmosis elements, STYROFOAM insulation, and GREAT STUFF insulating foam sealants. Through this segment, the company aims to introduce new products and solutions, which can solve customers’ needs faster, better, and cost-effectively.

Jabil Inc. (US) is a global product solutions company providing comprehensive services to electronics and technology companies operating in various industries. The company offers digital prototyping, printed electronics, device integration, circuit designing, and volume board assembly services. It offers its services to different verticals, such as appliances, automotive, capital equipment, computing & storage, cloud, aerospace & defense, energy, industrial & building, healthcare, smart home, and retail. In June 2015, Jabil acquired Clothing Plus (Finland), a global designing, engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain solutions provider. Clothing Plus is a developer and manufacturer of comfortable wearable sensors for leading brands in the sports and medical sectors. In 2002, the company started mass production of the heart rate sensor strap. Clothing Plus has a team of experts in Finland and a dedicated e-textile manufacturing facility in Zhejiang, China. The company operates in two reportable segments: Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) and Diversified Manufacturing Services (DMS).

Market Ranking

The smart textiles market is fragmented, with many medium- and small-sized players catering to the market through various offerings. These companies cater to several applications, including military & protection, healthcare, sports & fitness, fashion & entertainment, and automotive. Major players in the smart textiles market include DuPont (US), Alphabet (US), Jabil Inc. (US), AiQ Smart Clothing (Taiwan), and Sensoria (US). In the smart textiles market, a few other companies have strengthened their market position by developing innovative technologies. These companies include Gentherm (US), Interactive Wear (Germany), Outlast Technologies GmbH (Germany), Adidas (Germany), and Hexoskin (Canada). Product launches, contracts, and partnerships are key strategies players adopt to increase their market share, enhance their product portfolios, and expand their presence in the smart textiles market.

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Smart Textiles Market by Type (Passive, Active), Form (Wearable, Non-wearable), Fabric Type (Cotton, Nylon & Polyester, Wool & Silk), Fabric (Cotton, Nylon, Wool, Graphene, Conductive), Application (Sensing, Energy Harvesting) - Global Forecast to 2030

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