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Egypt has evolved from a 5,000-year-old textile legacy into a modern and sustainable production hub for denim & apparel manufacturers in Egypt. With duty free access to key markets, the country offers speed, reliability, and large scale capacity for denim, apparel, and textile buyers. Today, brands searching for “Egypt denim manufacturers” or “Egypt garment factories” find a competitive and future-ready ecosystem.

This article is a detailed guide to Egypt’s top denim and apparel manufacturers joining D&J Egypt second edition on January 19 – 20 , 2026. It highlights their capacities, sustainability efforts, and innovation strengths. Whether you are a global brand, sourcing head, retailer, or textile buyer, this guide offers a clear view of Egypt’s apparel landscape.

Egypt’s 5,000 – Year Textile Legacy: A Foundation for Modern Strength

Egypt’s leadership in textiles isn’t new, it is one of the oldest textile civilizations in the world.

Why Egypt Is Becoming a Global Sourcing Hotspot

Major brands from the US, EU, and the Middle East are shifting orders to Egypt. They are choosing the country for its faster lead times and stronger transparency.

1. Proximity & Speed : Just 8 – 10 days to Europe, 15 – 20 to the US.
2. Duty-Free Advantage : Access to EU, US, and 100+ other markets.
3. Industry Strength : 6,000+ registered factories, 2.4M skilled workers.
4. Denim Powerhouse : 30%+ of apparel exports are denim-related, with 80M+ jeans shipped yearly.

At D&J, they connect this ecosystem : mills, garment makers, brands, and innovators in a focused platform for sourcing and collaboration

Egyptian Denim Fabric & Apparel Manufacturers (Jan’26 Edition)

1. CRS Denim

CRS Denim is one of Egypt’s leading vertically integrated garment manufacturers. It carries forward the 85-year heritage of Cross Textiles. The company produces denim and woven garments such as jeans, shorts, dresses, skirts, and jackets.

At the D&J Show, CRS will showcase SS27 to AW27 collections featuring cloud bleaches, soft pastels, barrel and wide legs, laser details, and oversized fits.

The company has an annual capacity of 5.5 million garments. CRS also follows sustainability practices including organic and recycled fibers, low-impact washes, ozone and laser systems, nano-bubble technology, and closed-loop processes aligned with ZDHC, Higg FEM, GOTS, GRS, OCS, and RCS.

2. DNM Denim (Türkiye & Egypt)

DNM Denim, established in 2011 in Damietta under Eroğlu Global Holding, manufactures a wide range of innovative denim fabrics. Their SS27 lineup features blends with Tencel and linen, lightweight constructions, and knit-look denims designed to enhance comfort and versatility. DNM operates a zero-discharge water treatment system, reflecting a strong commitment to sustainability, and holds an extensive list of global certifications including GRS, RCS, GOTS, Oeko-Tex, BCI, Higg, and ZDHC. The company has an annual production capacity of 42 million meters of denim fabric.

Read Interview with DNM from here.

3. Doteks-GNT

DOTEKS, operating under Dotextile, is a large-scale garment manufacturer in Egypt with an annual production capacity of 7.2 million pieces.

Doteks – GNT is recognized internationally for its high-quality denim garments and strong R&D capabilities in washing and fabric sourcing. The company manufactures denim bottoms, 5-pocket styles, tailoring products, and full top-and-bottom sets known for their craftsmanship and consistency. Doteks – GNT will display its denim and non-denim apparel ranges at the Denimsandjeans Egypt Show.

4. EG Eroglu Garment

EG Eroglu is a prominent player in the Egyptian denim sector, producing premium jeans, shirts, skirts, and shorts with an emphasis on precision stitching, durable construction, and contemporary aesthetics. The show collection focuses on modern silhouettes enhanced by sustainable washing techniques and original trims that meet global quality standards. With an annual production capacity of 7.2 million units, EG Eroglu integrates eco-friendly practices including organic and recycled fibers, water-saving technologies, laser finishing, and ozone washing. The company further strengthens its process control through the EİLAR automatic chemical dosing system, optimizing quality and reducing environmental impact.

5. Eroglu

With manufacturing facilities in Istanbul, Aksaray, and Egypt, Eroglu Giyim supports numerous global brands while also producing for its in-house labels Collins and Loft. In Egypt, the company focuses on both denim and non-denim garment production at considerable scale, delivering up to 12 million pieces per year. Its sustainability efforts include water-off product development and the application of laser and ozone processes.

6. GAID Denim Textiles

Gaid Denim Textiles specializes in modern denim fabric production using European machinery and offers a range of constructions including 100% cotton, cotton–lycra, and cotton–polyester blends. With an annual capacity of 7.2 million meters, the company aims to provide cost-effective and trend-aligned denim solutions. Gaid employs ultrasonic vat technology in its processes.

7. G@S Jeans Factory

G@S Jeans Factory offers a diverse product range that includes denim and non-denim pants, dresses, shirts, and T-shirts for men, women, and children. The company operates with in-house washing, embroidery, printing, and laser services and has an annual production capacity of 2.4 million garments.

8. GS Garments Egypt LLC

GS Garments is a technology-driven manufacturer known for eco-wash denim pants and woven bottoms. The company produces 14.4 million pieces per year using automated systems, smart hanging technology, and Jeanologia laser machines. GS supports sustainability by using organic and recycled fibers, laser finishing, and 3D or AI-based design tools. Its operations also run on solar power, with air-drying systems and wastewater treatment to reduce environmental impact.

9. Karnak Garments

Karnak Garments is an established producer of denim and non-denim apparel with strong global market presence. The company manufactures trousers, skirts, shorts, and jackets across genders with annual production capacity of 1.2 million units. Karnak emphasizes sustainable washing processes and is equipped with laser and ozone technologies.

10. Kannan Tex

KANAANTEX is a Cairo-based supplier specializing in custom clothing labels and garment accessories. With a production capacity of around 350 million pieces anually, KANAANTEX offers a complete range of branding and labeling solutions, including woven labels, hang tags, heat seals, printed care labels, and plastic hangers. These products form the company’s core focus for the January 2026 D&J Egypt show.

KANAANTEX works in line with global sustainability and compliance standards and holds certifications such as FSC, GRS, SMETA, FAMA, and ISO, supporting responsible sourcing and production practices across its operations.

11. KB Denim

KB Denim produces denim and gabardine fabrics with an annual capacity of 14 million meters and holds a wide range of global certifications, including GRS, GOTS, OCS, RCS, the Higg Index, SEDEX, WRAP, OEKO-TEX, and ISO.

12. KCG Textile

KCG Textile is a full-cycle apparel manufacturer offering services from fabric sourcing to finished garment production, with a specialization in womenswear. With an output of 3.6 million pieces per year, the company supports large-scale sourcing needs while championing sustainable practices. KCG utilizes recycled polyester blends and responsibly sourced fibers, contributing to circularity in fashion. The company has also launched a Textile-to-Textile (TT) recycling program that converts production waste into 20 tons of recycled fiber daily, and provides PVC-free printing solutions as an eco-friendly alternative.

13. Lotustex

Lotustex, backed by 30 years of Lotus Group expertise, has grown into a strong producer of sustainable denim fabrics. The company has a capacity of 14.5 million meters per year. It focuses on eco-friendly materials, including organic, regenerative, and recycled cotton, and uses laser-friendly color technologies.

Lotustex runs an advanced sustainability setup, sourcing 71% of its energy from solar power. It also recycles 85% of its wastewater through modern clean-energy and water-reuse systems.

14. Oubari

Oubari Egypt is a key machinery supplier to the country’s apparel and textile sector. The company represents global brands in sewing, spreading, and cutting technologies. It also carries certifications from partners such as Groz Beckert, VBM, Bullmer, and Bruce.

15. Printex Esaam

Printex operates across weaving, dyeing, and garment manufacturing, offering denim and gabardine fabrics alongside ready garments across menswear, womenswear, and kidswear categories. With an annual production capacity of 1.2 million garments, Printex caters to a wide market while maintaining Oeko-Tex certification for product safety.

16. Sharabati Denim

Sharabati Denim, founded in 1978, is one of the region’s most established textile groups. The company produces over 140 million meters of fabric each year. Its portfolio includes premium denim, flat fabrics, artisan selvedge, high-stretch styles, and blends made with Giza 94 cotton.
At the show, Sharabati will present its seasonal concepts – Goodole, Verso, Coolr, and Loomers along with the Twillis flat-fabric line.

Sharabati is committed to sustainability and uses regenerative cotton, recycled materials, hemp and linen blends, photovoltaic energy, caustic soda recovery, and advanced water-recycling systems.

Where to Meet These Manufacturers

Egypt’s top mills and factories can be met in person at D&J Egypt, bringing together the most reliable denim & apparel manufacturers in Egypt under one sourcing platform.

The event connects Global brandsm , Egyptian manufacturers , Denim mills , Garment factories , Sustainability innovators , Technology providers.

The show is designed to support Egypt’s long-term export growth and strengthen buyer – supplier relationships through curated networking, B2B meetings, and knowledge sessions.

With thousands of years of textile heritage and a rapidly modernizing supply chain, Egypt stands at a decisive moment. Whether it’s speed, sustainability, cost-efficiency, or craftsmanship, Egypt has become one of the world’s most promising sourcing destinations for denim and apparel.

As global demand accelerates toward nearshoring, transparency, and sustainable manufacturing, Egypt is uniquely positioned to scale.

For brands seeking reliable, certified, high-quality suppliers, these denim & apparel manufacturers in Egypt represent the very best the country has to offer.

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The latest edition in Instanbul explored Lenzing’s advanced, environmentally friendly fiber solutions.

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SJ Denim has captured the changing landscape since 2015.

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What makes Fullcount so special is their heritage craftmanship. Founded in Osaka to recreate classic American denim wear, Fullcount is part of Japan’s renowned denim tradition. They are on the same level as denim makers like Evisu and Studio D’Artisan.

One of the legendary “Osaka 5” denim brands, Full Count was founded in 1992 by Mikiharu Tsujita. A co-founder of the Evisu denim brand, he began a new project to recreate the look and feel of his favorite American-made Levi’s of the 1940’s and 50’s.

For three decades, Fullcount has made their name creating denim and heritage clothes that, while workwear-inspired, are meant for casual, everyday, and all-day wear, with comfort that is second to none.

Fullcount achieved this by being the first to utilize Zimbabwean cotton, which is hand-picked, leading to less damage, and has long, strong fibers, giving the fabric incredible softness. Therefore, unlike extremely rigid raws, Fullcount denim tends to be softer initially, with a comfortable break-in and gradual patina development over time.

As all denimheads out there know, organic fading isn’t hyper-contrast. Instead you get subtle gradations and a lived-in character that develops slowly.

Zimbabwe long-staple cotton: hand-picked, extra-long staple cotton used for softness, durability, and a unique feel. This cotton weaves into a denim that’s comfortable from day one yet ages beautifully.

Vintage inspiration: Silhouettes and construction are rooted in 1940’s-1960’s jeans. Simple, purposeful, and wearable for everyday use.

You can purchase Fullcount clothing on their website.

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The calendar celebrates iconic symbols of American culture: denim and classic cars.

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Founded in 2019 by designer and aesthete, Tremaine Emory, Denim Tears debuted their first denim collection for winter 2025.

The collection, titled “YOU WON’T BLEED US,” launched this month, featuring collaborations (Rolling Stones, Black Yankees) and its own core denim line, “DENIM BY DENIM TEARS,” with iconic Cotton Wreath motifs on new straight/loose fits.

Key items include Panther-inspired leather pants, ’70s/80s styles like sculptural knits & wide-leg denim, plaid prints, and puffer jackets, available online and at pop-ups, focusing on cultural storytelling through texture and symbol. 

In this collection Tremaine Emory continues his narrative on black history with pieces nodding to the Black Panther movement (leather pants) and ’70s/80s aesthetics.

Besides this core line, the debut of DENIM BY DENIM TEARS, the brand also includes in-house jeans in straight and loose fits with custom hardware and washes.

You can shop for Denim Tears online and in their store in NYC.

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Timeless, versatile, and effortlessly cool. Black jeans work day to night, casual to polished. And – as opposed to blue jeans – black jeans can be worn for many occasions when you need to be a bit more formally dressed. Like going for a job interview, or meeting your future mother-in -law!

Dress them up with a blazer or down with a tee, pair with boots, sneakers, or heels – they always fit the moment. Clean or faded, straight or relaxed, black denim is the foundation piece that never lets you down.

Especially now, in wintertime, black jeans are a must-have in our denim closet.

Below you can find a breakdown of styles and fits trending right now (and not going anywhere either in the next seasons!).

Fits: Straight, relaxed, wide, and barrel legs.

Rises: Mid to high rise continue strong, but the low-rise is definitely trending as well.

Washes: Ranging from a deep jet black to faded charcoal – depending on the occasion you want to wear your jeans for.

Fabric: Rigid, non-stretch denim, but if you’re into vintage, you’d prefer a softer mid-weight denim with a bit of stretch.

Scroll down to check out our six top picks and why we chose them.

AGOLDE Elson High Rise Jeans ($328) – leather detail of the double waist

GOOD AMERICAN Skate Wide Crystal Jeans ($228) sizes 00 to 30 Plus – Embellished jeans are perfect for this season

Paige Cindy High-Waist Ankle Straight-Leg Jeans ($229) – A perfect and top trending alternative if you miss your skinnies

We The Free Low-Rise Boyfriend Jeans ($128) – If low-rise is your thing

Reformation Harriet High-Rise Relaxed Straight Jeans ($218) – Studded jeans are an eye-catcher

ACNE STUDIOS 2006F Loose Fir Jeans ($645) – If you love a more punk look

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In the last few years vintage clothing, especially vintage jeans, have become increasingly popular – if not THE thing! More and more brands are including vintage items or creating vintage capsule collections. And one of them is Pacsun.

Pacsun just launched its official vintage platform: PS VINTAGE. Now live today, the debut men’s and women’s collections were curated in collaboration with renowned resale retailer SPRINGY. The site offers thousands of vintage finds ranging from $40 to $350. 

Pasun officially launched its curated resale shop with a dedicated collection, PS Vintage Powered by SPRINGY, featuring thousands of one-of-a-kind pieces for men and women available now on www.pacsun.com. The assortment was hand-selected in collaboration with SPRINGY, an established authority in online secondhand retail. As Gen Z’s infatuation with pre-loved fashion continues to surge, Pacsun is giving its community a reliable, easily accessible platform for discovering authentic vintage finds. 

The collection offers a mix of graphic tees, hoodies, denim, jackets and more. Pacsun experts selected pieces sourced by SPRINGY to create an initial collection with designs that capture Pacsun’s key pillars: fashion, art, culture, sports, and music.

Every item is distinctive, with limited restocks, and labeled using the SPRINGY system, by size, year, and category. Building on the momentum of the Y2K style resurgence seen across TikTok, a selection of the curated women’s fashion reflects this popular aesthetic, along with a mix of nostalgic brands, vintage music tees, and a nod to the holiday season with a fun assortment of vintage holiday graphics and sweatshirts.

 “Vintage shopping has become central to our community, and with this launch, we wanted to make that experience authentic and accessible,” said Richard Cox, Chief Merchandising Officer of Pacsun. “Guided by strong consumer listening, our trend-driven curation delivers on the style our consumers love while reflecting the sustainability they value.”

PS Vintage Powered by SPRINGY is now live online, with a nationwide in-store rollout coming to 15 Pacsun locations this January 2026.

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