Highest-paying states for textile, apparel, and furnishings workers, all other
Washington leads at $67,890 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.
| Place | Median | 25th–75th |
|---|---|---|
| Washington | $67,890 | $48,280–$83,550 |
| Maine | $55,160 | $54,180–$68,160 |
| New York | $54,040 | $40,300–$72,290 |
| New Hampshire | $45,650 | $39,540–$45,750 |
| Oklahoma | $45,020 | $23,720–$67,410 |
| Indiana | $43,340 | $35,060–$49,750 |
| Florida | $43,330 | $36,050–$59,710 |
| Colorado | $42,640 | $38,650–$46,850 |
| Illinois | $42,370 | $37,570–$47,700 |
| Rhode Island | $41,670 | $35,450–$46,020 |
| Connecticut | $41,360 | $34,010–$47,570 |
| Massachusetts | $40,050 | $36,540–$56,990 |
| South Carolina | $39,960 | $35,030–$47,720 |
| Pennsylvania | $39,470 | $33,170–$45,740 |
| Virginia | $38,660 | $33,030–$47,550 |
| Oregon | $38,430 | $37,220–$44,060 |
| Utah | $38,260 | $32,780–$40,500 |
| Nevada | $37,520 | $34,790–$42,240 |
| Nebraska | $37,410 | $33,280–$39,840 |
| New Jersey | $37,410 | $32,220–$46,260 |
| North Carolina | $37,280 | $32,780–$44,910 |
| California | $36,740 | $34,400–$41,160 |
| Georgia | $36,510 | $31,930–$41,980 |
| Tennessee | $36,440 | $32,830–$44,440 |
| Wisconsin | $36,290 | $32,470–$44,920 |
| Missouri | $36,060 | $33,330–$43,890 |
| Alabama | $35,090 | $28,370–$60,940 |
| Texas | $35,010 | $30,760–$41,270 |
| Minnesota | $34,440 | $29,430–$46,040 |
| Arkansas | $33,710 | $29,920–$36,380 |
| Maryland | $31,740 | $31,200–$38,100 |
| Mississippi | $31,530 | $29,120–$35,850 |
| Michigan | $31,270 | $31,270–$40,330 |
Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.