Interloop has shared vision 2025, which includes a $300 million undertaking to expand its production capacity and capture pent-up responsible apparel demand. This investment will include a new vertical knitwear apparel plant, a new activewear factory, a sixth hosiery plant, and a denim mill that will produce key products to support retail clients’ complete garment programs.
Interloop is Pakistan’s second-largest garment and textile exporter, which has shown global growth despite the pandemic restrictions, and it has established its 2025 commitment, led by a unified multi-category strategy. Headquartered in Faisalabad, with approximately 25,000 employees worldwide across eight manufacturing facilities in South Asia and with sales offices in the U.S., Canada, China, and Japan, Interloop has set an ambitious goal: to double its total sales to $700 million by the year 2026.
Vision 2025 comprises of three pillars:
• The first pillar is full family clothing product commitment
• The second pillar focuses on value-added services, which include trend and analytics forecasting, design support, and logistics and warehousing that the market truly needs.
• The third pillar ties back to Interloop’s continued determination to lead the way in responsible manufacturing, elevating its environmental commitments that have been in place.
Interloop has set science-based targets for 2026: reducing greenhouse gas emissions 25 percent, reducing freshwater consumption by 25 percent, and diverting 100 percent of waste. The company will continue to work with UNFCCC, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The collaborative efforts encourage severe global engagement in the Race to Zero campaign to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The companies vision 2025 is a benchmark for other textile industries of Pakistan.
