Textile Fibre, Yarn and Woven Fabric Manufacturing in Australia

The IBISWorld Textile Fibre, Yarn and Woven Fabric Manufacturing in Australia report is an in depth study containing statistics, trends, forecasts and competitor information. This industry mainly consists of units engaged in wool scouring, synthetic fibre textile manufacturing, cotton textile manufacturing, wool textile manufacturing and textile finishing. Wool scouring refers to scouring, carbonising, carding, combing of wool, or manufacturing unspun wool tops. Synthetic fibre textile manufacturing refers to the manufacture of continuous fibre filaments, fibre staple or yarns, tyre cord yarn, fabric or woven fabrics from those yarns, mixed yarns predominantly of manufactured fibres or household textile goods from synthetic fabrics woven at the same units. It also includes the manufacturing of elastic or elastomeric yarns, threads or fabrics. Cotton textile manufacturing refers to the manufacture of yarns or woven fabrics, wholly or predominantly of cotton, flax or silk, sewing threads or household textile goods from fabrics wholly or predominantly of cotton, flax or silk, woven at the same units. Wool textile manufacturing refers to the manufacture of yarns colouring or woven fabrics wholly or predominantly of wool, or household textile goods from fabrics woven at the same units. Textile finishing refers to bleaching, dyeing, printing, pleating or other finishing of yarns, threads, fabrics or other textiles on a fee or commission basis using client supplied materials or materials which are purchased or transferred in from other units.