Clothing Manufacturing Factories
Our company has been active in the clothing manufacturing sector since 1982, initially collaborating with several factories, and since 2005, we have taken over production in modern facilities. To date, we have produced over 80,000,000 garments, covering a wide range of products in various qualities and designs for men, women, and children. We specialize in T-shirts, blouses, cardigans, pants, skirts, dresses, and a variety of other garments.
Our many years of experience, combined with our expertise and know-how, allow us to continue our growth, collaborating with internationally renowned brands in the fashion industry. Our goal is to produce high-quality garments that reflect the demands and needs of our customers, while simultaneously meeting the ever-changing trends and needs of the market.
Commitment to Quality
Quality and precision are fundamental characteristics of our production process. By combining our experience with modern technology and a team of skilled professionals, we ensure that every product we manufacture meets the highest quality standards. We are proud of our ability to compete on an international level, delivering products that combine expertise and innovation, with consistency and attention to detail.
Infrastructure and Technology
We have fully organized and modern facilities in Greece, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia. Our production is monitored in real-time through an advanced ERP system, which ensures perfect coordination and accurate tracking of every phase of production.
Our main infrastructure and services include:
Pattern Design Department:
The Pattern Design Department is responsible for creating and developing patterns for every type of garment. It consists of professional pattern makers and designers with extensive experience and a modern understanding of technological innovations that align with the latest trends in the fashion industry.
In our department, we use specialized software available to the industry, facilitating the process of pattern design and management. Our programs offer pattern design capabilities, automatic placement, digital analysis, and cutting, speeding up the process from design to garment production.
The use of this technology significantly improves the production process, allowing for a reduction in the time and cost required for development.

Furthermore, our department ensures the precise reproduction of our clients' requirements, guaranteeing the correct fit of the garments and minimizing fabric usage for the most efficient costing.
In addition, the department features a revolutionary 3D design program, which allows designers to visualize their creations before production. This helps our clients access clothing samples from remote locations, eliminating the need for physical sample creation.
This way, we can offer an extensive range of colors, prints, and combinations, while also facilitating the refinement of fits across different sizes.
By using these advanced tools and technologies, the Pattern Design Department not only achieves excellence in quality but also ensures customer satisfaction through innovative solutions.
Fabric Cutting
Fabric cutting is a critical stage in garment production, turning ideas and designs into reality.
- Structure and Organization
- Cutting Process
- Fabric Management
- Skilled Workers
- Design Software
- Cutting Machines
- After Cutting
This proper layout allows the workflow to flow smoothly from fabric receipt to cutting and preparation.

The cutting process requires strict attention, as there is little room for error once the cutting is completed. For this reason, employees follow specific procedures and protocols to ensure the quality of the cut fabrics in terms of dimensions and accuracy.
At the cutting areas, large quantities of fabrics are stored, organized by order, type, color, and quality. Before cutting, fabrics are brought from the warehouse and unrolled the day before, allowing them to relax depending on their type and elasticity.
The workers in the cutting area are highly skilled professionals, responsible for ensuring the quality and accuracy of the final products. They have in-depth knowledge of the characteristics of each fabric and apply cutting strategies based on the requirements of each piece.
Design software assists in the digital placement of patterns on fabrics, maximizing fabric usage and reducing waste. Automatic placement determines the optimal position for cutting, minimizing losses.

The cutting machines include both manual and automatic cutting machines that use blades for precise cutting. The automatic cutters are particularly efficient, as they have the ability to cut multiple layers of fabric simultaneously, guided by software that outlines the cutting area using laser systems.

After the cutting process is completed, a careful packaging process follows for the individual pieces, which are appropriately marked to indicate their destination. The cut pieces are routed for further inspection (Initial Quality Control Department) before undergoing processing, such as printing, embroidery, and other final details.
The Initial Quality Control Department is crucial for ensuring the quality of the produced garments. Each piece that is cut undergoes a detailed visual inspection. During this process, each panel is checked individually to ensure there are no defects that could affect the final quality of the product.
During the evaluation, defective pieces are removed, reducing the likelihood of processing and sewing products that do not meet the required standards. Additionally, statistical defect checks are conducted, providing valuable data to identify trends and issues in the production process.
Through this quality control process, guidelines are provided to address any failures and prevent issues in future production. This ensures the company maintains high levels of quality and customer satisfaction.