Extreme heat poses severe risks to factory workers, including heat-related illnesses, reduced cognitive function, and diminished productivity. The health impacts, such as fainting, urinary tract infections, and worsening of pre-existing conditions, are particularly concerning. Additionally, the industry faces operational challenges, including power grid strain and reduced product quality. These issues are most acute in regions like India, Vietnam, and Cambodia, where many garment factories are located. Without significant adaptation measures, the industry risks long-term disruptions and potential economic losses.