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U.S. textile and apparel imports declined again in August, continuing an ongoing trend in the fashion sector, according to the latest OTEXA data.

U.S. textile and apparel imports declined in July, according to the Office of Textiles and Apparel of the U.S. Department of Commerce (OTEXA).

While major U.S. apparel suppliers saw shipments rise considerably in the first half, others weren't so fortunate in June, per OTEXA data.

The latest OTEXA data shows the shifting fortunes of top global apparel and textile producers, including China, India, Mexico and Vietnam.

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Imports of readymade garments and textiles from China and Mexico into the United States rose while those from Vietnam and India fell.

OTEXA's April data for apparel and textiles imported into the U.S. shows that earthquake-hit Turkey was the biggest loser with a 69.5 percent decline.

November apparel and textile imports to U.S. up by only 1.5 percent, according to OTEXA, with declines by Turkey and Egypt but large gains by Mexico.