Women’s, Girls’, and Infants’ Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing Revenue Benchmarks

How much does the average women’s, girls’, and infants’ cut and sew apparel manufacturing business make? Here are revenue benchmarks based on Census Bureau data.

Average Revenue

$3.4M

per year

💰

Profit Margin

10.0%

industry average

📈

Revenue / Employee

$312K

per year

👤

Total Businesses

752

in the US

🏢

Est. Owner Income

$339K

small business avg

💵

Labor Cost

18.0%

of revenue

👥

Avg Employee Wage

N/A

per year (BLS)

💼

Market Saturation

0.2

firms per 100K people

🎯

💰 Average Revenue by Business Size

1-4 employees
$422K
5-9 employees
$1.5M
10-19 employees
$3.5M
20-99 employees
$12.5M
100-499 employees
$52.0M

🏆 Highest Revenue States

1.California$5.0M avg2.Pennsylvania$4.8M avg3.Indiana$4.8M avg4.Oregon$3.7M avg5.New Jersey$3.5M avg6.Missouri$3.1M avg7.Virginia$3.0M avg8.New York$2.9M avg9.Georgia$1.8M avg10.Illinois$1.7M avg

📊 Industry Dynamics (Census BDS 2023)

New Business Rate

10.44%

openings/year

Closure Rate

16.77%

closings/year

Net Job Growth

-7.09%

annual

Businesses Closed

544

in 2023

Firm Count Trend

19
20
21
22
23
3,990 firms3,332 firms

💡 Should You Start a Women’s, Girls’, and Infants’ Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing Business?

Startup Cost

$50K – $250K

Break-Even

5 months

5-Year Survival Rate

50.0%

🆚 Related Industries

Machine Shops$3.2MCommercial Printing (except Screen and Books)$5.8MRetail Bakeries$1.8MWood Kitchen Cabinet and Countertop Manufacturing$3.3MSign Manufacturing$2.9M

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