The packaging of textile products plays a crucial role in the protection and presentation of these items from their manufacture to their arrival at the final consumer.

Generally, a variety of materials and specific techniques are used to ensure that textiles remain in optimal conditions during transportation and storage. The packaging may include transparent polyethylene bags or non-woven fabric to protect against dust and moisture, as well as cardboard boxes or plastic containers to provide an additional layer of security and facilitate handling. In addition to functionality, the packaging of textile products is often designed with aesthetic considerations, using labels, colors, and designs that reflect the brand and attract the consumer in retail environments. Sustainability is also gaining importance, driving the use of recyclable materials and eco-friendly practices in textile packaging to meet the growing expectations of environmentally conscious consumers.