8 Best Apparel And Textile Stocks Of 2025

Urban Outfitters operates stores under the banners of Urban Outfitters, Free People, FP Movement, nuuly, Terrain and Anthropologie.

URBN has the highest forecasted yearly growth over the next five years of all the stocks on this list. However, the stock also has a financial health rating of “C” from Morningstar, indicating the company is in decent financial shape but not as good as A-rated or B-rated companies.

Analysts are forecasting 9.3% earnings per share growth next year, while the stock is trading at a price-to-earnings, or P/E, ratio of 10.5. The P/E has moved between 6 and 19 over the last few years.  URBN’s price is trading near its 52-week high, but it is still below the all-time high set in 2018.

Skechers is a footwear and accessories manufacturer. Its forecasted yearly EPS growth over the next five years is high, and the company has shown strong earnings and sales increases in prior years.

SKX has a solid “B” financial health rating from Morningstar, and analysts are predicting 17.9% yearly EPS growth next year.

The stock’s P/E is 13.2. P/E values have ranged between 7 and 81 over the last five years. Skechers isn’t the fantastic value it was in 2022 anymore, but it is still priced decently for its growth potential. SKX is trading near its 52-week high and its all-time high.

This globally recognized footwear and apparel company has the highest forecasted growth—at 17.8%—on this list for 2024. Analysts are also expecting high yearly growth over the next five years at 12.3%.

Nike has an “A” financial health rating and a high buyback yield of 3.4%. Buyback yield is when a company buys back its own shares, which helps bolster shareholder value over time.

NKE’s forward P/E is 24.0. P/E values have ranged between 22 and 87 over the last five years, so the stock is trading near a bargain valuation. That is mainly because the stock is trading below its 52-week high and its 2021 all-time high.

Nike has a 1.5% dividend yield.

Lululemon, a maker of athletic apparel and casual wear, has the best-performing stock price on this list over the last decade. In fact, LULU has increased its price an average of 23.7% per year over that timeframe, while the S&P 500 averaged only 12% per year.

LULU also has an excellent “A” financial health rating from Morningstar, and analysts forecast 14.1% EPS growth next year.

The company’s forward P/E is 32.7, but this stock rarely trades at a cheap valuation, with P/E values fluctuating between 32 and 94 over the last half-decade. The stock is currently trading below its 52-week high and its all-time high.

TJX is a discount apparel and accessories store. It has solid sales and earnings growth, both historically and forecasted into the future, and it has an “A” financial health rating.

Industry analysts predict 10.5% EPS growth next year, and the stock’s forward P/E is 21.5. That is a highly common P/E value for this company over the last five years, indicating a fairly valued stock based on historical norms.

The company rallied in 2023, and it is now trading near its 52-week high and all-time high. TJX has a dividend yield of 1.4%.

Deckers sells footwear and apparel under Deckers, UGG, Koolaburra, Hoka, Teva and Sanuk brands. It is the second-best performing stock on this list over the last decade, increasing an average of 23.3% per year.

DECK also has an excellent “A” financial health rating from Morningstar, and it is predicted to grow EPS by 12.6% next year.

P/E values have ranged between 10 and 33 over the last five years. The stock’s current P/E is 30. That’s at the high end of the range, but that doesn’t mean the stock will necessarily fall as earnings are increasing, which often helps push P/E lower.

The stock performed strongly in 2023, trading near its 52-week and all-time highs.

Oxford sells clothes under the brand names Tommy Bahama, Lilly Pulitzer, Johny Was, Southern Tide, The Beaufort Bonnet Company and Duck Head.

Oxford has a “B” financial health rating from Morningstar, and analysts anticipate 1.1% EPS growth next year. That is well below the per-year EPS growth forecasted over the next five years.

OXM has one of the lowest P/E ratios on this list at 10.4. The stock has traded sideways since mid-2022, and it is currently trading below its 52-week high and its all-time high.

This stock pays a noteworthy 2.5% dividend yield.

The Buckle is a clothing retailer that sells clothes of the same brand name. It had strong EPS and sales growth in recent years, but analysts are expecting that to decline somewhat over the next five years.

The company has a “B” financial health rating and is expected to have negative EPS growth of -8.2% next year. However, a positive average of 8.0% yearly EPS growth is forecasted over the next five years.

The currently negative EPS growth could be why the stock is trading at the lowest P/E on this list, which is 9.8. This stock typically trades at lower P/E multiples, though, ranging between 5 and 19 over the last five years. The current P/E puts the stock near the middle of that range.

BKE is currently trading below its 52-week high and its all-time high, but it has the highest dividend on this list at 3.7%.