Nylon DTY Price Trend Analysis 2026: Latest News, Supply Demand Analysis, Market Insights, Price Drivers & Historical Prices

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The Nylon DTY market moved through a challenging year in 2025, with prices mostly under pressure across all major regions. In the first half of the year, DTY values drifted lower as feedstock costs weakened due to high supply. In Asia, especially China, DTY producers faced reduced demand from textiles and apparel, while mills operated cautiously and avoided building large inventories. Short periods of restocking did create brief improvements, but these rebounds faded quickly because export demand remained slow.

Europe showed a similar trend. Although suppliers tried to lift margins early in the year, the downstream sectors did not support stronger movement. Buyers depended heavily on their existing stocks, which pushed trade volumes down. As competition from Asian imports grew stronger, European manufacturers adjusted offers to protect their market position. North America also dealt with a steady easing of DTY sentiment as oversupply increased and key sectors like construction and automotive stayed sluggish. Short-term restocking helped only temporarily before prices slipped again.

In the second half of 2025, the market did not recover. Asia continued to struggle with excess supply and lukewarm demand from textiles, packaging, and industrial applications. Europe remained weighed down by slow industrial activity and the impact of global resin oversupply. North America saw mild improvement in automotive output, but it was not enough to lift DTY values. Discussions around trade and tariffs created uncertainty, but they did not tighten supply.

About Nylon DTY

Nylon DTY stands for Nylon Drawn Textured Yarn, produced by texturing Nylon partially oriented yarn or POY. Nylon DTY has 30-40 percent crystallinity and finds applications in making conducting fabric, hosiery goods, dishing nets, and ropes.

Nylon DTY Product Detail

HS Code
54023100
Chemical Formula

C54H102N6O6

CAS Number
24936-74-1
Molecular Weight
356.5 g/mol
Industrial Uses

Clothing, shoes, nylon fibre, toothbrush bristles, ropes, slings, machinery, parachutes, nylon balloons, carpets, tire cables.

Supplier Database

Muk Chi Trade Co., Ltd., Acelon Chemicals & Fiber Corporation, Shinkong Textile Co., Ltd., New Marine Consolidator Co., Ltd., Fujian Jingfeng Technology Co., Ltd.

Regional Coverage

Asia Pacific

China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Iran, Thailand, South Korea, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Nepal, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, UAE, Israel, Hongkong, Singapore, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, Australia, and New Zealand

Europe

Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy,Spain, Russia, Turkey, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Belgium, Austria, Ireland Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Romania, Finland, Czech Republic, Portugal and Greece

North America

United States and Canada

Latin America

Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Columbia, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru

Africa

South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco

CurrencyUS$ (Data can also be provided in local currency)

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Nylon DTY Production Processes

Nylon chips are melted, and the melted filaments are partially stretched to form nylon POY, which is further drawn and twisted to form Nylon DTY.

Frequently Asked Questions

The nylon DTY current outlook remains subdued. Persistent oversupply and weak textile demand keep prices under pressure across Asia, Europe, and North America. Brief restocking episodes provide only temporary relief before sentiment softens again. A meaningful recovery would require either a pickup in textile sector demand or a reduction in upstream supply, as current conditions leave the market vulnerable to further easing without such catalysts.

Nylon DTY prices face sustained pressure across key regions. Weaker feedstock costs from high upstream supply compress producer margins. Reduced textile and apparel demand in Asia leads mills to operate cautiously and avoid inventory building, while sluggish export demand blocks recovery from brief restocking spikes. European manufacturers trim offers as Asian import competition intensifies. Sluggish construction and automotive demand in North America further dampens sentiment, with trade and tariff uncertainty adding caution without tightening physical supply.

China dominates Nylon DTY production, with leading manufacturers including Prutex Nylon Co., Ltd., Zhe Jiang Botai New Materials Co., Ltd., and Shandong Yuhuang Chemical Fiber Co., Ltd., alongside Acelon Chemicals & Fiber Corporation, Shinkong Textile Co., Ltd., and Fujian Jingfeng Technology Co., Ltd. Asia Pacific serves as the primary production and consumption region, while Europe and North America rely substantially on imports.

Nylon DTY's value chain begins with crude oil, processed into petrochemicals (adipic acid and hexamethylene diamine) to produce nylon chips. The chips are melted and partially stretched into Nylon POY, which is then drawn and twisted to form Nylon DTY. The finished yarn feeds into textiles and apparel, including hosiery, sportswear, and yoga wear, as well as industrial applications such as tire cords, ropes, fishing nets, parachutes, and seat belts.

The textile and apparel sector is the primary demand driver, with sportswear, hosiery, and intimate wear particularly sensitive to consumer spending. Automotive manufacturers pull for tire cords and seat belts, while aerospace and recreation industries demand material for parachutes, tents, and ropes. Consumer goods makers use it for shoes, carpets, and toothbrush bristles. When these sectors slow, as they have across Asia, Europe, and North America, buyers draw down existing stocks rather than place new orders, suppressing prices amid oversupply.

Discussions around trade and tariffs created uncertainty in the Nylon DTY market during 2025, though no specific policy, regulation, or export control has been identified. These discussions added a layer of unpredictability to buying and selling decisions but did not tighten supply. As a result, prices remained under pressure across Asia, Europe, and North America, with no policy-driven rebound. Without a concrete policy outcome reshaping trade flows or feedstock availability, the market continued to drift lower amid excess supply and sluggish downstream demand.

Procurement Resource assesses nylon DTY prices through a structured methodology combining primary engagement with producers, suppliers and traders, secondary market data, and continuous monitoring of feedstock costs such as caprolactam and crude oil. Trade-flow and inventory tracking alongside exchange and spot benchmarks are validated into a transparent price assessment and outlook. The detailed methodology is available on the Procurement Resource website.

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Leading procurement research solutions across chemicals, materials, and food & beverages, with expertise in price forecasting and market analytics.

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