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Fabric and garment manufacturing for EU & US brands

For brands, designers and importers who need development support at realistic minimums, and documents that survive an audit. We publish our certifications with verification links so you can check them without asking us.

Documents we provide

  • OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 — certificate number and scope, verifiable at oeko-tex.com label check
  • GRS / RCS — with a transaction certificate issued for every shipment
  • BSCI / Sedex SMETA — audit reports available on request
  • REACH / SVHC — current declaration, downloadable
  • Cotton traceability — ginning and spinning records to the bale for US-bound goods (UFLPA)
  • DPP data — we are collecting product data now for the EU Digital Product Passport

Development support

  • Low minimums for development — sample yardage and proto runs supported before you commit
  • Sampling in 3 days — because the fabric is woven and dyed in our own mill
  • One dye lot — no shade variation between your sample and your bulk
  • ODM — send a mood board or a reference garment and we develop the fabric and the silhouette
  • OEM — send the tech pack and we source trims and sew to spec

See certifications OEM / ODM capability

Where the market actually is

Two things changed recently, and they point in different directions.

IndicatorFigureSource & period
China share of EU apparel imports12.8% (EUR 23 bn), still the largest single supplierEurostat via CBI, 2024
China apparel + textile exports to EU+19.9% to EUR 17.3 bn in H1 2025, full-year growth settled to +1.17% for 2025EURATEX / Eurostat
China share of US textile and apparel imports17.80% in Jan-Nov 2025, down year on year; apparel from China -33.98%OTEXA
US textile imports from ChinaUS$11.91 bn, 34.31% share (2024)OTEXA via Texprocil

Read plainly: the US share is falling and the EU share is holding. We plan capacity accordingly, and we will tell you honestly which of your target markets we are better set up to serve.

On green claims: the EU Empowering Consumers Directive takes effect on 27 September 2026 — generic environmental claims without evidence are no longer allowed. We will only put a claim on your product if we can hand you the document behind it.