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Lithuanian Apparel Imports Rise 16%, European Suppliers Dominate

Lithuanian apparel imports recorded a strong 16% year-on-year growth, underscoring resilient domestic demand and strengthening supply chains, according to the latest trade data. The surge highlights Europe’s continued dominance as Lithuania’s primary sourcing region for apparel. European suppliers accounted for the majority of inbound shipments, benefiting from geographic proximity, shorter lead times, regulatory alignment, and […]

Lithuanian Apparel Imports Rise 16%, European Suppliers Dominate

Lithuanian apparel imports recorded a strong 16% year-on-year growth, underscoring resilient domestic demand and strengthening supply chains, according to the latest trade data. The surge highlights Europe’s continued dominance as Lithuania’s primary sourcing region for apparel.

European suppliers accounted for the majority of inbound shipments, benefiting from geographic proximity, shorter lead times, regulatory alignment, and established logistics networks. Countries within the EU remained the top contributors, reinforcing regional trade integration and supply reliability for Lithuanian retailers and brands.

The increase was driven by higher imports across key apparel categories, supported by steady consumer spending and restocking ahead of seasonal demand. Importers also cited a preference for nearshoring to mitigate risks associated with longer global supply routes and to ensure faster replenishment cycles.

Industry observers note that the trend reflects a broader shift toward regional sourcing across Europe, as buyers prioritize flexibility, sustainability compliance, and cost predictability. While Asian suppliers continue to play a role in select segments, Europe’s share has expanded due to competitive pricing, quality consistency, and responsive manufacturing.

Looking ahead, market participants expect Lithuanian apparel imports to maintain momentum, with European partners remaining central to sourcing strategies amid evolving consumer preferences and supply chain optimization efforts.

Source: Fibre2Fashion

(Rewritten & adapted by Indian-Apparel.com News Desk)

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