Global Textile · Fergana Valley, Uzbekistan
A field in Fergana. A shirt in Rotterdam.
One company owns every stage between those two sentences. From field to garment, the whole of it in one house — one unbroken thread.
It begins in our own soil
Seventy-five thousand hectares in the Fergana Valley. We do not buy fibre on an open market and hope. We plant it, irrigate it by drip, watch it by satellite, and pick it. Everything that follows inherits this decision.
- Own fields
- 75,000 ha
- Region
- Fergana Valley
- Irrigation
- NETAFIM drip
Everything that is not fibre is removed
Ginning separates seed from lint; carding pulls the tangle into a translucent web. What leaves this stage is nothing but cotton, combed into parallel order, ready to be given a direction.
- Ginning
- LUMMUS lines
- Output
- Clean lint web
- Waste
- Returned to loop
A cloud is given a direction
On Swiss compact frames the web is drawn, twisted and condensed. Fibres that were weightless become a single continuous strand strong enough to be knitted at speed: one hundred and twenty tonnes of it every day.
- Machinery
- RIETER Com4®
- Daily output
- 120 t/day
- Count range
- Ne 20/1-50/1
Measured before it is sold
Every production lot passes the Uster laboratory: evenness, imperfections, hairiness, tensile strength. The seal travels with the cone. Nothing leaves this building on the strength of an opinion.
- Testing
- USTER TESTER 6
- Seal
- USTERIZED®, every lot
- Documentation
- COA on request
One thread becomes a surface
A single strand loops through itself thousands of times a second and a plane appears where there was a line. Jersey, interlock, ribana, pique: the construction decides how the finished garment will fall.
- Machinery
- Mayer & Cie
- Capacity
- 5,500 t/yr
- Constructions
- Six standard
Cloth, and the way it falls
Off the machine the fabric is greige: raw, honest, unfinished. This is the moment a buyer can still feel the yarn inside the cloth, and the moment our own quality control is hardest on itself.
- State
- Greige, pre-finish
- Certification
- OEKO-TEX® 100
- Sampling
- Free, no MOQ
Colour is a promise kept
Dyeing, compacting, calendering. A lab dip is matched, approved, then repeated at scale without drift, from navy to graphite, because the water, the recipe and the machine all belong to the same house.
- Dye house
- Thies · in-house
- Control
- Lab dip → bulk
- Water
- Treated & reused
And it arrives as something worn
Cut, sewn, inspected to AQL 2.5 and packed. Three million pieces a year leave Tashkent and Fergana for European docks: fourteen days by rail and road, at zero import duty.
- Volume
- 3.0 M pcs/yr
- Inspection
- AQL 2.5
- To EU
- 10-14 days · 0% duty
Every claim above has a number behind it
- 75,000 ha
- Cotton fields we own and farm
- 120 t/day
- Yarn spun on Swiss compact frames
- 5,500 t/yr
- Knitted fabric, dyed in-house
- 3.0 M pcs
- Garments shipped every year
- amfori BSCI, rating A
- Better Cotton chain of custody
- OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
- ISO 9001
- USTERIZED®
From our soilto your shelf.
Swatches are free and there is no minimum on yarn or fabric. Tell us what you are making and a real person in the Tashkent export office answers within one working day.