World Cotton Day is celebrated on 7th October every year globally. The day serves as a reminder of cotton's immense contribution to the global economy, trade, and sustainable livelihoods. It was first celebrated on October 7, 2019, at the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva.

The day is recognised as one of the most widely produced natural fibres, which is cultivated in more than 75 countries across five continents. Cotton supports millions of people, especially in least developed countries (LCDs), where it remains a key source of income and employment.

World Cotton Day 2025 theme

The 2025 celebration, held under the theme “The Fabric of Our Lives,” aims to symbolize cotton’s role in weaving together communities, cultures, and economies around the world. The event will take place to

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