Export Textiles; worn clothing and other worn articles from Pakistan to Malaysia
Pakistan is already ahead of India in Malaysia for textiles; worn clothing and other worn articles (HS 6309). In 2025 Pakistani exporters sold US$3.2M here against India's US$1.4M, out of total imports of US$120M in 2025, giving Pakistan 2.7% of the market.
Pakistan's total sales to Malaysia grew 50% between 2020 and 2025, which suggests buyers there are increasingly open to Pakistani suppliers. On our opportunity score, Malaysia rates 60 out of 100 (strong) and ranks 10th of 57 markets for this product.
For a Pakistani exporter this is a market to defend and deepen rather than open: buyers know Pakistani supply, so the competition is often other Pakistani firms. Next step: show certifications, lead times and capacity clearly on your listing so importers in Malaysia can compare you quickly.
- Opportunity score
- 60/100 (Strong)
- From Pakistan (2025)
- US$3.23M
- From India (2025)
- US$1.43M
- Market size
- US$119.88M
- Check before you export
- Meat and many processed foods need halal certification recognised by Malaysia's halal authority before they can be imported.
How much textiles; worn clothing and other worn articles does Malaysia import?
Malaysia imported US$120M of textiles; worn clothing and other worn articles (HS 6309) in 2025, according to UN Comtrade.
Does Pakistan export textiles; worn clothing and other worn articles to Malaysia?
Yes. Pakistan exported US$3.2M of textiles; worn clothing and other worn articles to Malaysia in 2025, 2.7% of the market.
How does Pakistan compare with India in Malaysia for textiles; worn clothing and other worn articles?
Pakistan leads: US$3.2M against India's US$1.4M in 2025.
How can I start exporting textiles; worn clothing and other worn articles to Malaysia?
Confirm your HS code, check Malaysia's duties and standards, and list your business on BusinessListing.pk with Malaysia as a target market. Our guide "How to Choose an Export Market" and the Malaysia Global Trade profile explain the next steps.