From the second half of the 20th century, the development of communication, transportation, and transport technologies has led to rapid globalization of the clothing industry by significantly reducing the cost of clothing manufacture all over the world. This transformation has resulted in the manufacture of ready-made clothing concentrating on developing countries with cheap labor, and cost competition becoming the most important competitive strategy. This transformation in the industry and growth of Turkey's economy has led to a reduction in the importance of the ready-made clothing sector in the Turkish economy. But the industry still maintains its strategic importance for Turkey due to the high level of export revenue, the significant amount of foreign exchange and the high employment level. In this study, the trade of the Turkish Ready-Made Clothing Industry has been analyzed in detail based on the export and import data of the sub-sectors of knitted and non- knitted ready-made clothing industry. As a result, Turkey has maintained its net exporter position in the clothing trade and could not increase exports to the world's most important markets such as the US and Japan except Germany. The most important competitors of Turkey are countries with low-cost manufacture such as China, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. In addition, the developed European countries such as Italy and Germany are the countries that Turkey exported a significant amount. At the same time, they are also an important competitor for Turkey.