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Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Workers, All Other Salary by City

Other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers earn the most in Portland, ME (average $62,280 a year), followed by Miami, FL ($53,850) and Santa Rosa, CA ($52,620), among the 41 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $40,560 and the median $37,280, for 13,530 workers (May 2025).

$40,560U.S. average
$62Khighest: Portland, ME
$34Klowest: Little Rock, AR
41metro areas
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Top 15 cities for this job by average salary

Portland, ME$62,280
Miami, FL$53,850
Santa Rosa, CA$52,620
Virginia Beach, VA$52,150
Oklahoma City, OK$50,000
San Francisco, CA$49,140
Boston, MA$48,070
Chicago, IL$47,370
Charleston, SC$46,730
New York, NY$46,490
Columbia, SC$45,880
Tampa, FL$44,670
Charlotte, NC$44,320
Nashville, TN$44,150
Indianapolis, IN$43,980
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Workers, All Other salary by state

Washington pays other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers the most statewide, $66,670 a year on average. Statewide columns cover every employer in the state; city columns cover the metro areas we publish.

StateStatewide averageStatewide medianJobsMetrosHighest city averageLowest city average
Washington$66,670$67,8901200n/an/a
Maine$58,580$55,1601001$62,280$62,280
New York$58,050$54,0402501$46,490$46,490
Florida$48,670$43,3302702$53,850$44,670
Massachusetts$47,040$40,0501601$48,070$48,070
Oklahoma$46,910$45,020601$50,000$50,000
Illinois$46,610$42,3702001$47,370$47,370
Colorado$44,560$42,640400n/an/a
Indiana$43,690$43,3401101$43,980$43,980
Connecticut$43,630$41,360600n/an/a
New Hampshire$43,450$45,6503201$38,400$38,400
Virginia$42,500$38,6601301$52,150$52,150
South Carolina$41,700$39,9607604$46,730$39,460
Pennsylvania$41,430$39,4702401$41,130$41,130
Oregon$41,290$38,4301101$42,110$42,110
Rhode Island$40,730$41,670601$41,040$41,040
Tennessee$40,160$36,4403604$44,150$37,220
Ohio$40,080$37,200n/a0n/an/a
California$40,070$36,7403,5905$52,620$39,540
Alabama$39,830$35,090400n/an/a
Utah$39,520$38,260600n/an/a
North Carolina$39,430$37,2801,5308$44,320$37,060
Missouri$39,230$36,0601201$39,590$39,590
Wisconsin$39,090$36,2901600n/an/a
New Jersey$38,990$37,4105900n/an/a
Nevada$38,740$37,5201201$37,720$37,720
Georgia$37,430$36,5101,9002$39,370$35,630
Nebraska$36,980$37,410300n/an/a
Minnesota$36,900$34,440500n/an/a
Michigan$36,350$31,2705400n/an/a
Maryland$35,760$31,740500n/an/a
Texas$35,650$35,0107302$37,960$36,740
Mississippi$34,240$31,530300n/an/a
Arkansas$33,950$33,7101101$33,550$33,550
North Dakota$30,550$29,100n/a0n/an/a
Idaho$30,060$30,000n/a0n/an/a
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Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Workers, All Other salary in every city we cover

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Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
Portland, ME$62,280$61,070$29.9490
Miami, FL$53,850$51,880$25.89n/a
Santa Rosa, CA$52,620$50,440$25.3040
Virginia Beach, VA$52,150$49,170$25.0750
Oklahoma City, OK$50,000$62,650$24.0450
San Francisco, CA$49,140$47,170$23.6360
Boston, MA$48,070$44,500$23.11140
Chicago, IL$47,370$43,420$22.78140
Charleston, SC$46,730$47,720$22.47170
New York, NY$46,490$38,830$22.35610
Columbia, SC$45,880$46,370$22.06130
Tampa, FL$44,670$36,630$21.4840
Charlotte, NC$44,320$44,910$21.31360
Nashville, TN$44,150$36,440$21.23130
Indianapolis, IN$43,980$44,690$21.1440
Chattanooga, TN$43,700$43,830$21.01150
Portland, OR$42,110$37,830$20.2470
Philadelphia, PA$41,130$37,410$19.78100
Providence, RI$41,040$36,540$19.73130
Greenville, SC$40,760$41,820$19.5990
Riverside, CA$39,880$36,060$19.17120
Winston-Salem, NC$39,780$37,700$19.12120
Los Angeles, CA$39,750$36,540$19.113,050
St. Louis, MO$39,590$36,060$19.0330
San Diego, CA$39,540$36,510$19.01120
Spartanburg, SC$39,460$37,550$18.97130
Atlanta, GA$39,370$36,510$18.93310
Knoxville, TN$39,360$38,670$18.9240
Asheville, NC$38,860$36,230$18.6940
Hickory, NC$38,720$37,370$18.62230
Durham, NC$38,420$34,570$18.4740
Manchester, NH$38,400$36,390$18.4650
Fayetteville, NC$38,370$36,840$18.4530
Dallas, TX$37,960$35,770$18.25250
Las Vegas, NV$37,720$34,790$18.14100
Memphis, TN$37,220$34,770$17.8930
Burlington, NC$37,090$36,380$17.83120
Greensboro, NC$37,060$35,380$17.82220
San Antonio, TX$36,740$34,110$17.6740
Dalton, GA$35,630$32,220$17.13890
Little Rock, AR$33,550$33,710$16.13n/a

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Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Workers, All Other salary: questions

Where do other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers make the most money?

In Portland, ME, with an average of $62,280 a year, among the 41 metro areas we cover.

What is the average other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers salary in the U.S.?

$40,560 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $37,280, so half of other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers earn more than that and half less.

What salary should other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers nationwide earn between $34,320 (25th percentile) and $44,620 (75th percentile). Newer workers usually start near the 25th percentile and experienced ones can ask for the 75th; each city page shows the local range. See how to read salary percentiles.

Which state pays other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers the most?

Washington, with a statewide average of $66,670 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers pay the lowest?

Little Rock, AR, at $33,550 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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