IW US 500: Top Apparel Manufacturers (slideshow)

Oct. 4, 2022

Manufacturers of shoes, sportswear and uniforms are included in the apparel category in  2022's IndustryWeek US 500.

Click through the slideshow to see the Top 10. The accompanying table lists all 18 apparel manufacturers that made this year's list, along with the data that earned them a prime spot.

RankPrimary IndustryName2021 Revenue (in millions)2021 Profit Margin2021 Net Income (in millions)2021 Revenue Growth
34ApparelNike Inc.$44,53812.86%$5,72719.1%
143ApparelV.F. Corp.$9,2394.42%$408-11.9%
144ApparelPVH Corp.$9,15510.40%$95228.4%
179ApparelCintas Corp.$7,11615.61%$1,1110.4%
199ApparelSkechers U.S.A. Inc.$6,31011.75%$74236.8%
206ApparelLevi Strauss & Co.$5,7649.60%$55429.5%
207ApparelTapestry Inc.$5,74614.52%$83415.8%
210ApparelUnder Armour Inc.$5,6846.34%$36027.0%
261ApparelRalph Lauren Corp.$4,401-2.75%-$121-28.6%
299ApparelCarter's Inc.$3,4869.74%$34015.3%
321ApparelColumbia Sportswear Co.$3,12611.33%$35425.0%
348ApparelG-III Apparel Group Ltd.$2,7677.25%$20134.6%
355ApparelGuess Inc.$2,5926.61%$17138.1%
356ApparelDeckers Outdoor Corp.$2,54615.03%$38319.4%
358ApparelKontoor Brands Inc.$2,4767.89%$19518.0%
362ApparelWolverine World Wide Inc.$2,4152.84%$6934.8%
372ApparelCrocs Inc.$2,31331.37%$72666.9%
409ApparelFossil Group Inc.$1,8701.36%$2515.9%

Data provided by Seeking Alpha and S&P Global.

About the Author

Adrienne Selko | Senior Editor

Focus: Workforce, Talent 

 

Bio: Adrienne Selko has written about many topics over the 17 years she has been with the publication and currently focuses on workforce development strategies.She is also a senior editor at Material Handling & Logistics and EHS Today

Editorial mission statement: Manufacturing is the enviable position of creating products, processes and policies that solve the world’s problems. When the industry stepped up to manufacture what was necessary to combat the pandemic, it revealed its true nature. My goal is to showcase the sector’s ability to address a broad range of workforce issues including technology, training, diversity & inclusion, with a goal of enticing future generations to join this amazing sector.

Why I find manufacturing interesting: On my first day working for a company that made medical equipment such as MRIs, I toured the plant floor. On every wall was a photo of a person, mostly children. I asked my supervisor why this was the case and he said that the work we do at this company has saved these people’s lives. “We never forget how important our work is and everyone’s contribution to that.” From that moment on I was hooked on manufacturing.

I have talked with many people in this field who have transformed their own career development to assist others. For example, companies are hiring those with disabilities, those previously incarcerated and other talent pools that have been underutilized. I have talked with leaders who have brought out the best in their workforce, as well as employees doing their best work while doing good for the world. 

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