Fergana Global Textile is part of the Global Textile cluster, the vertically integrated group of companies with 15 enterprises, which cover the entire textile processing cycle within 100 km, starting from cotton seeding, farming (primarily in Fergana province – 12 960 ha), ginning (160 000 mt per annum), spinning (130 mt per day), knitting (60 mt per day), dyeing (30 mt per day) and production of ready-to-wear garments (3 mln pieces per annum). It started its activity in 2017. Now, with over 6,500 workers, mainly women and youth from the rural areas of Uzbekistan. The enterprise exports its products to CIS and European markets, South and East Asia, Middle East, Africa, etc. The company’s products are certified with BSCI, Sedex, ISO, Oeko Tex, Com4 Compact and Uster.

FE “SAMARKAND APPAREL” LLC is part of “YOUNGONE CORPORATION”, the vertically integrated group of companies with plenty of enterprises, with the production of ready-to-wear garments (1 million pieces per year). It started its operations in 2013 and currently employs over 500 workers, mainly women and youth from the rural areas of Uzbekistan. The enterprise exports its products to Germany and South Korea. The company’s products are certified with ISO 9001:2015.

Bukhara Cotton Textile LLC is part of the BCT Cluster, the vertically integrated group of companies with four enterprises, which cover the entire textile processing cycle within 8 km, starting from cotton seeding, farming (primarily in Romitan province – 8000 ha), ginning (15 000 kg per annum), spinning 6000 tons per year, knitting 4000 km per year, and production of ready-to-wear garments 1,5 million pieces per annum. It started its operations in 2016 and currently employs over 1000 workers, mainly women and youth from the rural areas of Uzbekistan. The enterprise exports its products to Europe, Turkey, Russia etc. The company’s products are certified with GOTS, Oeko-Tex Standart 100, IS0 9001, ISO 45001, ISO 14001, Better Cotton and SEDEX certifications.

Bukhara Azteks Ltd. is located in the Shofirkon District of the Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan. Bukhara Azteks is part of the cotton-textile cluster known as the “Bukhara Agrocluster.” The total area of the factory is 2.8 hectares, and it employs approximately 989 people. The facility consists of three production sites with a combined area of 10,000 m². The factory’s ready-made garments production capacity reaches up to 1,200,000 units per month. It operates 22 production lines and is equipped with 755 sewing machines. Bukhara Azteks Ltd. exports its ready-made garments to European countries—particularly Germany—and to Russia.

Founded in 2005 in Urganch, Bahmal Group is one of Uzbekistan’s leading textile manufacturers, with a full production cycle covering weaving, finishing and sewing. Its weaving division produces up to 48 million metres of fabric a year, and its sewing division makes bed linen, towels, kitchen textiles and workwear using modern European machinery and digital printing. The company exports to more than 10 countries across the CIS and Europe, including Germany, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia and Kazakhstan. It is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and ISO 9001:2015 and participates in Better Work.

Established in 2021 in Oqqorgon, Tashkent Region, Yustex produces ready-made knitwear from high-quality cotton under the Akyus and Liberty brands. Its range covers T-shirts, polo shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts and sportswear for men, women and children. With modern sewing, cutting and printing equipment, the factory produces 300,000 to 500,000 pieces a month and applies quality control at every stage, from cutting to packaging. Yustex works from customer tech packs or its own collections and holds Sedex, WRAP, BSCI, GOTS, ISO 9001 and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certifications.

Mustang Tekstil, established in 2013 in Namangan Region, is one of Uzbekistan’s leading producers of men’s apparel. The factory employs around 400 workers and is fully equipped with modern machinery from leading global manufacturers. It produces around 14,000 men’s jackets and 50,000 pairs of trousers a month in classic and casual styles. About half of its output is exported, mainly to Central Asia, Russia and the European Union, including Poland and Germany.

Founded in 1999 in Koson District, Kashkadarya Region, Bunyodkor is one of Uzbekistan’s largest vertically integrated textile companies, controlling the full value chain from cotton cultivation to finished garments. With 1,404 employees, its operations cover ginning, ring and open-end spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing and garment production. The company makes cotton yarn, woven and knitted fabrics and a wide range of garments, including T-shirts, hoodies, trousers, underwear, pyjamas and children’s wear, with a monthly garment capacity of 312,000 pieces. Bunyodkor exports to Turkey, Egypt, China, Pakistan, Morocco, Germany, Poland, Italy, the United Kingdom, Russia and Belarus, and is currently completing OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification.

BHR SPINNING is a modern spinning mill specializing in the production of ring-spun cotton and blended yarns. Founded in 2024, the company is located in Bukhara city and occupies an area of approximately 143,000 square meters. The factory employs highly qualified specialists with extensive experience in the textile industry. The annual production capacity of BHR SPINNING is 12,000 tons of yarn. The company actively supplies its products to the domestic market and exports to neighboring countries, including Russia, Belarus, and Turkey.

Artatex, established in 2019 in Khorezm Region, produces ready-made knitwear and employs more than 300 workers. Its facilities include a cutting department, 10 sewing lines, two 12-colour printing machines, an embroidery department and a DTF printing unit, with an annual capacity of around 3 million items. The company holds OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and ISO certification and participates in Better Work. It is investing in modern technology, including artificial intelligence, to improve efficiency and product quality.

Elegant Garment Textile is a leading textile and garment manufacturer in Uzbekistan. Established in 2016 in Tashkent, the company has grown rapidly and now operates with over 1,250 employees in garment production and 250 employees in its state-of-the-art dyeing facility.
In 2020, Elegant Garment Textile launched a modern factory in Olmaliq, increasing its production capacity to 30,000 T-shirts per day. The company expanded further in 2024 by establishing a new fabric dyeing plant in Olmaliq. This facility includes a dyeing unit with a daily capacity of 20,000 kg of fabric, enabling full in-house control over the entire production cycle.
Elegant Garment Textile is committed to delivering high-quality products by continuously investing in advanced technologies, workforce development, and sustainable operations. Serving both local and international markets, the company is driven by a long-term vision of responsible and innovative textile manufacturing.

Sulton Styles, established in 2019 in Qarshi, Kashkadarya Region, is a garment manufacturer operating within a vertically integrated textile cluster. The company employs more than 620 workers across two facilities and offers a full manufacturing process, including cutting, sewing, embroidery, printing, finishing and quality control. Combined capacity reaches 17,500 garments a day, or around 420,000 a month. Sulton Styles supplies customers in Russia and Europe, including Arlen in Poland and Triuso in Germany, and complies with ISO, Better Work and Better Cotton requirements. It continues to invest in workforce development, advanced technology and digitalisation.

Milana Textile has 25 years of experience in producing knitwear for men, women and children. With more than 400 employees, the factory produces up to 600,000 medium-complexity garments a month, or up to 1 million basic styles such as T-shirts. Its range includes pyjamas, T-shirts, bathrobes, tracksuits, loungewear, nightgowns, shorts, tunics and kidswear. Software-driven planning allows daily output of up to 20,000 cut pieces and 18,000 finished garments. Milana exports to Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Romania, Belarus and China.

Fazo Group is a vertically integrated knitwear manufacturer established in 2006, producing knitted fabrics and finished garments for men, women and children. It offers full-package services from product development and sampling to bulk production and shipment, with capacity of up to 220,000 kg of fabric and 800,000 garments a month. Products include T-shirts, polo shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, joggers, tracksuits, pyjamas, homewear and children’s wear. In-house capabilities cover knitting, cutting, sewing, printing, trims, finishing, labelling and packaging. Fazo Group holds ISO 9001, Sedex, Better Cotton and OEKO-TEX certifications and serves local and international customers.

Diva Teks has produced children’s knitwear in Tashkent since 2009. The 1,300 square metre factory employs 92 workers and has an annual capacity of 600,000 pieces. Its range includes newborn collections, underwear and knitwear for girls and boys, exported under the divakids brand to Russia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Belarus. The company is certified to ISO 9001, Sedex SMETA, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and GS1.

Gurlan Global Tex is a vertically integrated textile cluster established in 2020 in Gurlan, Khorezm Region, covering the full cycle from raw cotton to finished apparel. Its 20,000 square metre complex houses spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing and sewing divisions and employs more than 920 workers. The company produces around 17,000 garments a day, or 6 million a year, mainly knitted items such as hoodies, T-shirts, long-sleeve shirts and children’s clothing. It is ISO 9001 certified, exports to Russia and is expanding into European markets.

Sam Rafoat Textile, established in 2011 in Samarkand Region, produces home textiles under the Parisa Home brand for domestic and international markets. The company employs more than 650 people, around 420 of them women, and operates modern production and dyeing facilities with capacity to process up to 15 tonnes of fabric a day. It places strong emphasis on safe working conditions, staff development and jobs for women and young people. Sam Rafoat exports to the CIS, Europe, South and East Asia, the Middle East and the United States, and is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and ISO 9001:2015.