Gurugram / Global — December 11, 2025 — Coherent Market Insights (CMI) participated in SustainableNXT 2025, where Mr. Mohit Shrivastava, AVP – Research & Consulting, represented the organization as a featured speaker. The event brought together leaders in sustainability, policymakers, brands, and manufacturers to discuss how to build a future-ready fashion ecosystem.
In his speech, Mr. Shrivastava emphasized “Strategic Fashion Leadership: Using Insight and Regulation to Drive Sustainable Growth.” The discussion focused on the importance of market intelligence, regulatory frameworks, and data-rich decision-making techniques in order to enable scalable sustainability, create efficient supply chains, and maintain India’s position in the global fashion sourcing industry.
Market Outlook and Global Growth Trends
The global sustainable fashion market continues to show promising growth owing to the apparel and footwear industries undergoing groundbreaking changes. These changes are being fueled by a rise in environmental accountability, adoption of conscious consumerism, and the need for regulatory adherence.
Coherent Market Insights’ analysis highlighted that the Global Sustainable Fashion Market was worth US$ 9,194.2 Mn in 2025. Registering a CAGR of 9.9%, the market value is set to reach US$ 17,769.2 Mn by the end of 2032.
Asia Pacific will exhibit a CAGR of ~11.7% and rise as the fastest-growing market. As manufacturing bases expands, sustainability mandates become more stringent, and the adoption of eco-conscious production practices increases in emerging economies, Asia Pacific is expected to remain a key market.
India Sustainable Fashion Market Insights
The sustainable fashion market, particularly in India, has been witnessing structural evolution and rapid expansion. Recording US$ 296.2 Mn in valuation in 2025, CMI expects the India Sustainable Fashion Market to register a strong CAGR of 13.6% and reach US$ 721.4 Mn by 2032.
This trend represents a 2.4X rise over seven years, resulting in an estimated market growth opportunity of US$ 425.2 Mn market. It also indicates that sustainable fashion is becoming more commercially relevant throughout the apparel, footwear, and accessories sectors.
The research conducted by CMI highlighted a major transition in India’s fashion value chain. It noted the shift from a materials-export-driven model to a full-stack sustainable fashion ecosystem that considers design, production, branding, and retail. However, challenges still exist in the form of gaps in circularity infrastructure, recycling capacity, and traceability architecture. In order to shape India’s global leadership over the next decade, addressing these challenges or gaps through supply chain modernization and policy-aligned investments will be critical.