What are the main factors that influence a Textile Worker's salary?

The primary factors are: 1) Experience Level, 2) Geographic Location, 3) Education/Skills, 4) Company Size & Industry

How does experience change A Textile Worker's salary?

A Textile Worker's salary grows with experience: a Child Care Center Teacher (0-0 years)earns $43,151, a Child Caregiver I (0-1 years)earns $32,978, a Textile Worker (1-3 years)earns $37,212,

What are the highest paying states for a Textile Worker?

Textile Worker salary varies significantly by state. The top 3 highest paying states for Textile Worker roles are District of Columbia $40,252, California $40,100, Massachusetts $39,565. These tech hubs typically pay 10-15% above the national average.

How much do different types of Textile Worker roles make?

Salaries for Textile Worker level roles vary by specialization: Textile Chemist: $93,803; Textile Chemistry: $93,563; Textile Engineering: $86,617; Textile Technologist: $68,446; Textile Engineer: $67,787.

How do different companies affect a Textile Worker's salary?

Company size, industry, and compensation structure create significant salary variations for Textile Worker roles. Large, established industry leaders like Kpmg Us LLP ($114,295) and Warner Bros Discovery ($114,096) offer base salaries 35-40% above the national average. In contrast, smaller firms or startups may offer closer to $88,138.

Textile Worker Salary in the United States

How much does a Textile Worker make in the United States?

As of May 01, 2026, the average salary for a Textile Worker in the United States is $36,355 per year, which breaks down to an hourly rate of $17.

However, a Textile Worker's salary can vary significantly. Here’s a look at the typical salary range:

Top Earners (90th percentile): $44,889
Majority Range (25th-75th percentile): $32,241 to $40,822
Entry-Level (10th percentile): $28,495

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Textile Worker Salaries by Percentile

	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
75th Percentile	$40,822	$3,402	$785	$20
Average	$36,355	$3,030	$699	$17
25th Percentile	$32,241	$2,687	$620	$16

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Key Factors That Influence Textile Worker Salaries

A Textile Worker's salary isn't a fixed number. It's shaped by several important factors. Below, we'll explore how your years of experience, geographic location and company size can directly affect your earning potential.

How Do Textile Worker Salaries Vary from State to State?

Your salary can change significantly depending on where you work. States with a higher cost of living and strong industrial sectors often pay more to attract Textile Workers. For example, consider the average annual salaries in these key locations:

District of Columbia: $40,252.
California: $40,100.
Massachusetts: $39,565.

District of Columbia $40,252

California $40,100

Massachusetts $39,565

Washington $39,420

New Jersey $39,405

Alaska $39,354

Connecticut $38,853

New York $38,649

Hawaii $37,998

Rhode Island $37,693

Maryland $37,486

Minnesota $37,202

Colorado $37,093

Illinois $37,057

Oregon $36,919

Delaware $36,817

New Hampshire $36,753

Virginia $36,609

Pennsylvania $36,191

Nevada $35,981

North Dakota $35,911

Michigan $35,802

Wisconsin $35,762

Vermont $35,682

Texas $35,461

Maine $35,446

Arizona $35,424

Ohio $35,399

Georgia $35,064

Indiana $34,897

Wyoming $34,864

Utah $34,814

Iowa $34,792

Kansas $34,617

Louisiana $34,566

North Carolina $34,548

Missouri $34,541

Florida $34,399

Montana $34,323

Nebraska $34,250

Kentucky $34,210

South Carolina $34,065

Tennessee $33,974

Idaho $33,937

New Mexico $33,672

Oklahoma $33,614

Alabama $33,399

South Dakota $33,039

Arkansas $32,843

West Virginia $32,738

Mississippi $32,421

Top Paying Cities for Textile Workers

Salaries can also vary between different cities. Major metropolitan areas or cities with a high demand for technicians often offer more competitive pay. Here are a few examples of average annual salaries in different U.S. cities:

San Jose: $45,855
San Francisco: $45,352
Oakland: $44,397

San Jose, CA $45,855

San Francisco, CA $45,352

Oakland, CA $44,397

New York, NY $41,859

Paramus, NJ $41,350

Queens Village, NY $41,348

Passaic, NJ $41,313

Bergenfield, NJ $41,310

Stamford, CT $41,230

Huntington, NY $41,215

Newark, NJ $40,947

Bridgeport, CT $40,870

Vallejo, CA $40,798

New Brunswick, NJ $40,783

Petaluma, CA $40,761

Middlesex, NJ $40,692

Somerset, NJ $40,667

Santa Cruz, CA $40,619

Boston, MA $40,398

Monterey, CA $40,270

Seattle, WA $40,187

Santa Rosa, CA $40,180

Los Angeles, CA $40,169

Juneau, AK $40,074

Washington, DC $40,034

Orange, CA $39,905

Santa Ana, CA $39,809

Long Beach, CA $39,772

Anaheim, CA $39,765

Anchorage, AK $39,747

Santa Maria, CA $39,638

Everett, WA $39,631

Danbury, CT $39,503

Bremerton, WA $39,452

Tacoma, WA $39,322

New Suffolk, NY $39,321

Sacramento, CA $39,311

Santa Barbara, CA $39,271

Trenton, NJ $39,231

San Diego, CA $39,231

Brockton, MA $39,191

Fairbanks, AK $39,102

Lompoc, CA $39,009

Lowell, MA $38,979

Ventura, CA $38,973

Nashua, NH $38,965

Stockton, CA $38,962

Modesto, CA $38,696

Poughkeepsie, NY $38,616

Olympia, WA $38,547

Kennewick, WA $38,547

New Haven, CT $38,533

Lawrence, MA $38,402

Hartford, CT $38,365

Riverside, CA $38,358

New Bedford, MA $38,322

Richland, WA $38,322

Bakersfield, CA $38,271

San Bernardino, CA $38,256

New Britain, CT $38,253

Atlantic City, NJ $38,253

New London, CT $38,238

Norwich, CT $38,227

Portsmouth, NH $38,220

Boulder, CO $38,143

Portland, OR $38,093

Worcester, MA $38,089

Minneapolis, MN $37,976

Philadelphia, PA $37,926

Honolulu, HI $37,806

Saint Paul, MN $37,788

Vineland, NJ $37,780

Providence, RI $37,675

Chicago, IL $37,569

Bellingham, WA $37,526

Springfield, MA $37,497

Baltimore, MD $37,486

Chico, CA $37,395

Pittsfield, MA $37,297

Manchester, NH $37,228

Spokane, WA $37,068

Denver, CO $37,064

Albany, NY $36,893

Troy, NY $36,879

Nassau, NY $36,840

Schenectady, NY $36,802

Wilmington, DE $36,773

Burlington, VT $36,722

Salem, OR $36,708

Portland, ME $36,595

Yakima, WA $36,559

Rochester, MN $36,446

Reno, NV $36,428

Fresno, CA $36,428

Milwaukee, WI $36,395

Detroit, MI $36,359

Ann Arbor, MI $36,352

Allentown, PA $36,348

Colorado Springs, CO $36,286

Syracuse, NY $36,268

Carson City, NV $36,268

Houston, TX $36,217

Eugene, OR $36,199

Gary, IN $36,155

Springfield, OR $36,126

Bismarck, ND $36,119

Galveston, TX $36,093

Medford, OR $36,039

Fort Collins, CO $36,024

Concord, NH $36,006

Austin, TX $35,995

Mesa, AZ $35,919

Reading, PA $35,915

Phoenix, AZ $35,911

Dallas, TX $35,901

Saint Cloud, MN $35,866

Madison, WI $35,817

Utica, NY $35,719

Rochester, NY $35,661

Des Moines, IA $35,657

Raleigh, NC $35,653

Atlanta, GA $35,599

Battle Creek, MI $35,588

Salt Lake City, UT $35,577

Lancaster, PA $35,522

Harrisburg, PA $35,472

Kansas City, MO $35,435

Champaign, IL $35,428

Kansas City, KS $35,428

Fort Worth, TX $35,424

Columbus, OH $35,418

Boca Raton, FL $35,410

Pittsburgh, PA $35,395

Richmond, VA $35,381

Indianapolis, IN $35,373

Cleveland, OH $35,370

Las Vegas, NV $35,326

Cincinnati, OH $35,326

Petersburg, VA $35,272

Huntsville, AL $35,217

Lansing, MI $35,193

Lebanon, PA $35,188

Pueblo, CO $35,184

Appleton, WI $35,173

Buffalo, NY $35,159

Dayton, OH $35,148

Racine, WI $35,141

Charlotte, NC $35,137

Saint Louis, MO $35,126

York, PA $35,104

Elkhart, IN $35,104

Gastonia, NC $35,097

Billings, MT $35,089

Beaumont, TX $35,079

Lorain, OH $35,072

Benton Harbor, MI $35,064

Toledo, OH $35,057

Binghamton, NY $35,039

Rock Hill, SC $35,035

Rockford, IL $35,017

Springfield, IL $35,003

Elyria, OH $34,999

Fargo, ND $34,999

Flagstaff, AZ $34,974

Fort Lauderdale, FL $34,952

Duluth, MN $34,930

Miami, FL $34,930

Cheyenne, WY $34,904

Grand Forks, ND $34,904

Bangor, ME $34,824

Cedar Rapids, IA $34,784

Durham, NC $34,769

Louisville, KY $34,766

Grand Rapids, MI $34,759

Hialeah, FL $34,755

Casper, WY $34,704

Scranton, PA $34,661

New Orleans, LA $34,650

Virginia Beach, VA $34,646

Akron, OH $34,628

Peoria, IL $34,581

Sarasota, FL $34,574

Nashville, TN $34,548

Omaha, NE $34,548

Green Bay, WI $34,548

Baton Rouge, LA $34,530

Charleston, SC $34,523

Jamestown, NY $34,505

Davenport, IA $34,505

Tucson, AZ $34,486

Saint Petersburg, FL $34,465

Tampa, FL $34,457

Evansville, IN $34,435

Port Arthur, TX $34,435

Bradenton, FL $34,421

Santa Fe, NM $34,355

Orlando, FL $34,290

Clearwater, FL $34,279

Canton, OH $34,203

La Crosse, WI $34,203

Albuquerque, NM $34,181

Newport News, VA $34,177

High Point, NC $34,166

Ogden, UT $34,152

Corpus Christi, TX $34,123

Norfolk, VA $34,101

Laramie, WY $34,101

Rock Island, IL $34,079

Saginaw, MI $34,072

Jacksonville, FL $34,068

Salisbury, NC $34,061

Boise, ID $34,054

Moline, IL $34,036

Fort Myers, FL $34,025

Memphis, TN $34,017

Tulsa, OK $33,999

Waterloo, IA $33,977

Spartanburg, SC $33,941

Lincoln, NE $33,923

Fort Wayne, IN $33,916

Provo, UT $33,912

Cedar Falls, IA $33,868

San Antonio, TX $33,854

Greensboro, NC $33,839

South Bend, IN $33,836

Savannah, GA $33,796

Muskegon, MI $33,781

Birmingham, AL $33,777

Winston Salem, NC $33,760

Lake Charles, LA $33,672

Anderson, IN $33,665

Lexington, KY $33,654

Augusta, GA $33,643

Greenville, SC $33,643

Lima, OH $33,614

Wichita, KS $33,610

Tuscaloosa, AL $33,610

Columbia, SC $33,577

Springfield, OH $33,570

Asheville, NC $33,512

Bloomington, IN $33,487

Knoxville, TN $33,356

Shreveport, LA $33,352

Wilmington, NC $33,305

Roanoke, VA $33,305

Topeka, KS $33,239

Frankfort, KY $33,235

Oklahoma City, OK $33,210

Chillicothe, OH $33,196

Longview, TX $33,192

Melbourne, FL $33,188

Sioux Falls, SD $33,130

Mobile, AL $33,127

Terre Haute, IN $33,112

Altoona, PA $33,090

Amarillo, TX $33,065

Killeen, TX $33,054

Fayetteville, AR $33,025

Chattanooga, TN $33,014

Sioux City, IA $32,981

Idaho Falls, ID $32,974

Lynchburg, VA $32,945

Gainesville, FL $32,898

Portsmouth, OH $32,879

Little Rock, AR $32,872

Lafayette, LA $32,858

Youngstown, OH $32,858

Daytona Beach, FL $32,836

Clarksville, TN $32,832

Pensacola, FL $32,829

Temple, TX $32,826

Hopkinsville, KY $32,720

Erie, PA $32,712

Florence, SC $32,698

Charleston, WV $32,640

Great Falls, MT $32,621

Macon, GA $32,570

Tallahassee, FL $32,567

Fayetteville, NC $32,560

Waco, TX $32,552

Helena, MT $32,527

Pine Bluff, AR $32,513

Vincennes, IN $32,469

Lubbock, TX $32,454

Alamogordo, NM $32,432

Twin Falls, ID $32,400

Rapid City, SD $32,389

Jackson, MS $32,323

Huntington, WV $32,321

Greenville, MS $32,320

Parkersburg, WV $32,283

Montgomery, AL $32,276

Wichita Falls, TX $32,240

Springfield, MO $32,240

Biloxi, MS $32,221

Monroe, LA $32,185

Johnstown, PA $32,160

Sumter, SC $32,145

Columbus, GA $32,141

Pascagoula, MS $32,072

Abilene, TX $32,072

Kingsport, TN $31,978

Albany, GA $31,978

Gulfport, MS $31,967

Alexandria, LA $31,847

Fort Smith, AR $31,756

El Paso, TX $31,658

Las Cruces, NM $31,494

Harlingen, TX $31,402

Pocatello, ID $31,396

Florence, AL $31,349

Brownsville, TX $31,342

Mcallen, TX $31,265

Dothan, AL $31,214

Columbus, MS $30,998

Altus, OK $30,829

Lawton, OK $30,760

Pierre, SD $30,629

What Skills Can Increase a Textile Worker's Salary?

Demanded Skills for the Role:

Commitment (Mentioned in 6.44% Job Postings): An agreement or pledge to do something in the future a commitment to improve conditions at the prison especially : an engagement to assume a financial obligation at a future date.
Meal Preparation (Mentioned in 7.3% Job Postings): Meal preparation, sometimes called meal prep, is the process of planning and preparing meals.
Pediatric (Mentioned in 2.15% Job Postings): Pediatrics is the branch of medicine that involves the medical care of infants, children, adolescents, and young adults.

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Skills	Demand Percentage
Commitment	6.44%
Meal Preparation	7.3%
Pediatric	2.15%

What skills can make your compensation higher?

Mastering certain specialized skills can lead to a significant increase in pay. Here are examples of skills and the potential impact they can have on a Textile Worker's salary.

Analysis: Can increase your salary by up to 23%.
Quality Assurance: Can increase your salary by up to 7%.
Conflict Resolution: Can increase your salary by up to 7%.

Skill	Salary	Salary % Increase
Analysis	$44,717	23%
Quality Assurance	$38,900	7%
Conflict Resolution	$38,900	7%
Pediatric	$38,536	6%
Listening	$38,536	6%
Integrity	$38,173	5%

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Textile Worker Salary: Hourly Rate, Weekly Pay, and Monthly Pay

Understanding how a Textile Worker's annual salary breaks down can help with budgeting. Below, you can see the average hourly rate, weekly pay, and monthly pay for this role. Use the buttons to switch between different pay periods.

Last Updated on May 01, 2026

$32,241

Average $36,355/year

$40,822

$2,687

Average $3,030/month

$3,402

$620

Average $699/week

$785

$16

Average $17/hour

$20

	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
75th Percentile	$40,822	$3,402	$785	$20
Average	$36,355	$3,030	$699	$17
25th Percentile	$32,241	$2,687	$620	$16

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Salary Trends for Textile Worker

Salaries for a Textile Worker can change over time, reflecting shifts in market demand and the overall economy. The median salary decreased from $40,559 in 2023 to around $40,169 in 2025, reflecting changes in demand, location, experience, and the wider economy. For a detailed analysis of Textile Worker salary trends, .

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