Modern agricultural practices increasingly rely on specialized textile materials that enhance crop productionCrop production, resource managementResource management and environmental protection. This chapter explores emerging sustainableSustainable manufacturing approaches for agro-textilesAgro-textile that address the environmental challenges posed by conventional production methods. Traditional manufacturing processes—including weaving, knitting, braiding and nonwoven fabrication—consume substantial resources and generate waste that undermines long-term sustainabilitySustainability. The chapter examines how conventional techniques create environmental burdens through high-energy consumption, synthetic fibre carbon emissions and untreated waste discharge, positioning advanced manufacturing as transformative solutions. Revolutionary approaches such as three-dimensional textile fabrication, nanotechnologyNanotechnology integration for enhanced functionality and eco-conscious production methods are reshaping the industry. Integration of sensor-enabled smart textilesSmart textiles with Internet of Things connectivity enables real-time agricultural monitoring and improved farmingFarming practices. The discussion emphasizes recyclingRecycling and upcycling strategies that minimize material waste and promote circular manufacturing processes. Future opportunities and emerging innovationsInnovation that could transform sustainableSustainable agro-textileAgro-textile productionAgro-textiles production are analysed, highlighting the critical role of policy support and cross-disciplinary collaboration. This chapter provides researchers, manufacturers and policymakers with a strategic framework for transitioning towards environmentally responsible agro-textileAgro-textile manufacturing.