A significant portion of developing nations’ national economies is derived from the textile and apparel industries. With 110 million metric tons of fiber produced globally in 2018, this industry ranked fourth in the globe. These textile producers provide goods valued at millions of dollars to industrialized nations annually. However, harsh and costly chemicals are used by textile firms all over the world to process fibers, endangering both the environment and public health. As a result, ecologically friendly alternatives must be incorporated into the manufacturing process right away. Utilizing biotechnological products such as different enzymes in textile production as a sustainable substitute for conventionally hazardous chemicals. Enzymes have the potential to significantly impact the textile industry's transition into a completely sustainable market that produces no waste or pollution. Globally recognized companies in the enzyme production industry include DSM, Novozymes, Amano Enzymes Inc., and DuPont. The textile industry will benefit from the use of enzymes to keep straggling clothing out of landfills. In this case, textile materials might also be biodegraded by enzymes, producing raw materials that could be utilized to recycle textile goods. We can protect our world from the buildup of harmful and toxic waste in the environment by using enzymes.