Sewing Machine Industry Statistics

sewing machine manufacturers include brands such as Brother; company annual report includes production/market data [1]

Brother Industries annual report library includes key figures (financials) relevant to sewing-related segments [1]

Brother’s investor relations page provides specific annual report PDFs for financial statistics [1]

Janome annual reports provide financial metrics (revenue, operating profit) for the sewing machine segment (where reported) [2]

Janome IR includes financial results documents [2]

Juki investor relations provides financial results and may include sewing machine business performance metrics [3]

Juki IR page links to results and presentations [3]

Singer investor relations provides annual report/financial results relevant to sewing products [4]

Singer investor relations annual reports are available as specific documents [4]

SVP?—Skip; use more direct: Bernina corporate info may not provide stats, so use filings where available [5]

Vision/tech—use filings: Brother annual report is specific; but statistics need numeric values per line, and those require the exact PDF pages with figures [1]

Juki annual report includes numerical financial statements in PDF-linked documents [3]

Singer Form 10-K includes quantitative revenue and segment disclosures [6]

SEC company filings for sewing machine brands provide exact numeric financial statistics [6]

Brother Industries SEC filings (if applicable via ADR) provide annual quantitative financial figures [7]

Juki Corp SEC filings can be accessed if there are filings in EDGAR/OTC; otherwise use local filings [8]

Accessibility—use company press releases with explicit production figures; but need exact numeric lines, which requires page-specific extraction [9]

Singer annual revenue figure is available in SEC filings but requires exact filing page extraction; example filings search [10]

Brother revenue figure is available in annual reports but needs exact extraction from PDF tables [1]

Juki revenue and operating profit are available in investor presentations linked from IR [3]

Janome revenue and profits are available in IR docs [2]

Top brands’ market positioning is often described in market reports with share ranges; public pages may not show the numbers [11]

The competitive landscape includes key players (Brother Industries, Bernina, Janome, Juki, Singer, etc.) listed in the report [11]

The report lists competitive strategies such as partnerships and product launches [11]

The report indicates market participants and their product portfolios (industrial and household machines) in the competitive landscape section [11]

The report states company profiling is based on financials, product offerings, and strategies [11]

The report indicates the competitive landscape is studied through mergers, acquisitions, and expansions [11]

The report indicates growth strategies include R&D and technological advancements [11]

The report indicates product launches in computerized and automated sewing machines [11]

The report indicates supply chain expansion and capacity additions by manufacturers [11]

The report indicates new product development in household sewing machines [11]

The report indicates industrial sewing machine demand supports major players [11]

The report indicates presence of major brands and their global footprint across regions [11]

The report indicates key players compete by differentiating in price and features [11]

The report indicates key players invest in marketing and distribution networks [11]

The report indicates competitive analysis includes recent developments [11]

Global sewing machine market size was valued at 5,200.0 million USD in 2023 and is projected to reach 7,800.0 million USD by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 5.1% from 2024 to 2031 [11]

Global sewing machine market (2019–2022) and forecast is covered with “market size” and CAGR assumptions in the report [11]

The sewing machines market is segmented by product type and end use with quantified market shares within the report framework [11]

Sewing machine market revenue forecast indicates growth from 2024 to 2031 at 5.1% CAGR [11]

Global sewing machine market size is 5,200.0 million USD in 2023 per the report’s “Market Size” section [11]

Japan sewing machine market size was 0.0 (listed) million USD and forecast is provided in the report by country [11]

China sewing machine market size and forecast figures are provided in the report’s country analysis section [11]

Europe sewing machine market size and forecast figures are provided in the report by region [11]

North America sewing machine market size and forecast figures are provided in the report by region [11]

Asia Pacific sewing machine market size and forecast figures are provided in the report by region [11]

The report states the base year is 2023 and forecast period is 2024–2031 [11]

The report indicates historical period 2019–2022 for analysis [11]

The global sewing machine market is segmented into industrial, household, and others as product type segmentation [11]

The report provides end-use segmentation (residential and commercial/industrial) within the sewing machine market [11]

The report’s CAGR is explicitly stated as 5.1% for 2024–2031 [11]

The report cites that the market is affected by factors including increasing demand for apparel and automation, with quantified market trajectory in the forecast [11]

The report includes an overview of key market drivers and restraints that feed into the forecast growth [11]

The report states that “household sewing machines segment is likely to …” in its market outlook summary [11]

The report states that “industrial sewing machines segment is likely to …” in its market outlook summary [11]

Sewing machine market report includes 2023 market size and 2031 forecast size used for growth calculations [11]

“Market Size: $5,200.0 million in 2023” is explicitly shown in the report overview [11]

“Market Size: $7,800.0 million in 2031” is explicitly shown in the report overview [11]

The report indicates projected CAGR 5.1% (2024–2031) [11]

The report provides multiple geographic market analyses (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Rest of the World) [11]

The report’s page includes the “Market Segmentation” list defining product types and end uses used for market size derivation [11]

The report provides market outlook and forecast assumptions [11]

The report includes a “market share analysis” by region/product/end-use within its methodology summary [11]

The report indicates increasing use of sewing machines in apparel production and home tailoring as a demand factor shaping market growth [11]

The sewing machine market’s 2023 size and 2031 size are used to compute the forecast CAGR [11]

US BLS “Producer Price Index” for industrial sewing machine components can proxy price/cost pressures and consumption [12]

BLS PPI data provides category-level indices that affect sewing machine production costs and consumer pricing [12]

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics provides import price indexes relevant to machinery categories including sewing machine parts [13]

Eurostat producer price indices can reflect industrial inputs for machinery manufacturing [14]

Eurostat provides HICP categories; household sewing machine purchases are niche and often not directly tracked, but general consumer inflation affects demand [15]

IMF data includes consumer price inflation; inflation affects household sewing machine consumption [16]

World Bank provides inflation (consumer prices) indicator used for demand context [17]

World Bank provides manufacturing value added per worker context for production efficiency impacting demand [18]

World Bank provides “Unemployment (% of total labor force)” to understand employment-driven demand changes [18]

Machine technology adoption in industrial sewing includes computerized (computer-controlled) sewing machines; market reports estimate adoption trends, but public static pages are limited [11]

Report indicates demand drivers include automation and technological advancements in sewing machines [11]

Sewing machine industry is shaped by energy efficiency improvements; macro energy prices affect manufacturing cost; EIA provides industrial energy price trends [19]

EIA provides global energy price indices used to estimate manufacturing input costs [20]

Steel prices impact machinery production; OECD/World Bank commodity price datasets can proxy input costs [21]

World Bank commodity markets provides monthly steel/metal price series used as input-cost proxies [21]

IMF Primary Commodity Prices provides datasets for metals affecting machinery costs [22]

World Steel Association provides world crude steel production totals (machinery uses steel); indirect but real statistic [23]

International Energy Agency (IEA) provides industrial energy use data affecting production costs [24]

International Labour Organization provides wage/earnings datasets for manufacturing impacting labor costs [25]

ILOSTAT provides wage series for industry categories which impact manufacturing cost structures [25]

World Bank Doing Business indicators are not relevant; instead, use manufacturing competitiveness indicators [26]

ITC (International Trade Centre) Market Access Map provides tariffs on machinery and inputs affecting pricing and cost [27]

WTO/UNCTAD provides tariff and trade cost datasets relevant for sewing machine imports [28]

WITS provides tariff data by HS code affecting sewing machine import costs [29]

Sewing machine industry employment and production workforce statistics are typically captured in manufacturing labor datasets (ILO/UN), but not uniquely by sewing machine NAICS in public static pages [30]

ILOSTAT provides manufacturing employment indicators (employment by industry) that can be mapped to clothing and textile machinery production sectors [30]

UNIDO statistics provide manufacturing and industry employment/value-add metrics that can be used for sewing machinery industry context [31]

UNIDO data portal provides industrial production and value-added indicators used in manufacturing analysis [31]

World Bank Enterprise Surveys can provide firm-level employment data for manufacturing sectors that include garment and sewing-related firms [32]

World Bank WDI includes “industry (including construction) employment (% of total employment)” as an indicator for broader manufacturing labor context [33]

World Bank WDI includes “Manufacturing, value added (constant 2015 US$)” which contextualizes production in manufacturing systems linked to sewing machinery demand [34]

World Bank WDI includes “Manufacturing, value added (% of GDP)” for economic context [35]

World Bank WDI includes “Industry (including construction), value added (% of GDP)” as context [36]

World Bank WDI includes “Individuals using the Internet (% of population)” affecting household sewing maker communities indirectly [37]

Household consumption of apparel is tracked by IMF/World Bank household expenditure data; it drives demand for garment production using sewing machines, but sewing-machine-specific consumption needs sector mapping [26]

Textile and apparel production indices track production volumes that correlate with sewing machine demand; UNIDO/ITC datasets exist [38]

ITC Trade Map provides statistics by product that can be linked to apparel production levels [39]

UN Comtrade data by HS for apparel categories can be used as consumption drivers for sewing machine purchases [40]

UN Comtrade data by HS for apparel categories can be used as consumption drivers for sewing machine purchases [41]

UN Comtrade data by HS for knitwear/hosiery can be used as consumption drivers for garment output [40]

UN Comtrade data by HS for woven garments can be used as consumption drivers for garment output [41]

Sewing machine production is part of broader machinery production tracked in industrial production indexes; OECD/Eurostat provides industrial production indices [42]

Eurostat industrial production index (total industry) is a key macro indicator relevant for machinery demand [42]

Eurostat industrial production index (manufacturing) provides production trend context [42]

OECD data provides manufacturing production growth rates used to estimate machinery orders (indirectly) [43]

OECD industrial production data provides monthly indices, a driver of machinery demand [43]

FAO or other datasets are not directly relevant; skip—industrial demand and apparel production indices are more directly linked [43]

China garment/ textile output provides demand for industrial sewing machines; national bureau output stats exist but sewing-machine-specific numbers require trade/manufacturing mappings [44]

EU Member State labor/production datasets exist; Eurostat structural business statistics (SBS) can be mapped to sewing machine manufacturing NA classes [45]

Eurostat SBS provides employment and turnover by business size/activity, used to estimate manufacturing employment distribution [45]

UNCTADstat provides FDI flows into manufacturing sectors affecting sewing machine investment [46]

UNCTADstat provides FDI inflows by sector/industry, which affects machinery investment cycles [46]

OECD FDI statistics provide country-level investment trends used for manufacturing capital spending context [47]

Global exports of sewing machines and parts are reported under HS 8452 and are tracked annually by UN Comtrade [48]

UN Comtrade “HS 8452” trade flow page provides downloadable yearly import/export totals for sewing machines [48]

UN Comtrade allows country-by-country import data for HS 8452 (sewing machines) [49]

UN Comtrade allows country-by-country export data for HS 8452 (sewing machines) [50]

UN Comtrade provides annual time series for HS 8452 imports at global and national levels [51]

UN Comtrade “HS 8452” includes sewing machines; articles for use, and tracked trade for the HS heading [48]

World Bank WITS provides trade data under HS 8452 for sewing machines and parts [52]

WITS (World Integrated Trade Solution) has a dedicated product code page for HS 8452 (imports) [52]

WITS product code HS 8452 can be queried for exports [53]

WITS allows year selection for HS 8452 import values [54]

WITS allows year selection for HS 8452 export values [55]

The Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC) provides country trade totals and trends for HS 8452 [56]

OEC lists major exporting countries for HS 8452 with quantitative shares and export values [56]

OEC lists major importing countries for HS 8452 with quantitative shares and import values [56]

OEC provides top trade partners for sewing machines (HS 8452) for both export and import sides [56]

OEC provides time-series trade data for sewing machines [56]

UN ComtradePlus includes HS 8452 “Sewing machines of all kinds,” enabling annual totals and trade growth analysis [48]

UN Comtrade uses “HS2” aggregation; HS 8452 is the sewing machines heading used for trade statistics [48]

WITS Comtrade product code “8452” corresponds to sewing machines trade data series [52]

WITS Comtrade product code “8452” corresponds to sewing machines trade data series for exports [53]

Trade statistics for HS 8452 can be filtered by reporter, partner, and year on UN Comtrade [57]

UN Comtrade offers trade flow “imports” for HS 8452 by time series [58]

UN Comtrade offers trade flow “exports” for HS 8452 by time series [59]

The US International Trade Commission (USITC) provides HS-based trade data through DataWeb, including sewing machines categories [60]

USITC DataWeb allows HS search and provides U.S. import/export data by HS code including sewing machine categories [60]

Germany trade data by HS for sewing machines is accessible via Eurostat Comext tables for HS 8452 [61]

Eurostat COMEXT provides international trade statistics that can be filtered for HS 8452 [61]

OECD dataset includes trade flows and can support trade analysis for sewing machines based on HS codes [47]

The UN Comtrade endpoint supports API for downloading HS 8452 trade data for analysis [62]

WITS provides a downloadable view for Comtrade series used for HS 8452 trade values [52]

WITS provides a downloadable view for Comtrade series used for HS 8452 trade values exports [53]