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The deeper we descend into the world of well-made goods, the more difficult (and expensive) we become to shop for. When we have honed our taste down to a fine point, obsessing over every purchase, gift givers who might want to put clothes under the tree have a tall hill to climb.
It all starts with knowing where to look. We’re here to help point you in the right direction. Provided you are relatively certain about your gift-giving target’s size (even better if you know their measurements), you’ll find something on the list below guaranteed to please even the most discerning denimhead.
If you’re less than certain about sizes, we also have a guide brimming with no-guessing gifts that will slot nicely into rugged kits. Happy holiday shopping!
Giving the Gift of Jeans? There are no denims on this list and that’s on purpose. If it’s a great pair of five-pockets you’re, visit our Selvedge Masterlist where you’ll find our absolute favourite jeans.
Loopwheel basics got a big shot in the arm when Jeremy Allan White of The Bear wore an 8.6 oz. Merz 215 on the small screen. They’ve been a hot commodity ever since, meaning they don’t stay on shelves long. Strike while the iron is hot!
Get into the classic Merz tee at Franklin and Poe.
If it’s a quality tee you’re looking for but you want more options, start your hunt with our T-shirts guides.
In typical Iron Heart fashion, the motorcycle style specialists have taken a rugged classic and executed it to perfection. Heavy enough to be called a sweater, this boldly striped 11 oz. longsleeve is ready to hit the street or the open road.
Add these stripes to your wardrobe at Iron Heart.
The bosses at Samurai attempted to do something nobody had done before: to make Japanese denim from Japanese cotton. The Samurai Cotton Project now produces denim and basics from this seedy and creamy cotton. There’s nothing like it.
Experience Japanese cotton at Redcast Heritage.
Samurai make some of the best T-shirts in the world and you can learn more about what makes their Cotton Project so outstanding here.
An absolutely legendary denim jacket from our friends at Tellason. Fits just about every body type, and looks good on just as many. Immediately recognizable and as dependable as the winter nights are long. Available in unlined versions, but this lined one is our favourite.
Want to know more about Tellason’s Coverall? Read our in-depth of it.
SOSO’s been working hard behind the scenes to find the perfect heavy flannel. They’ve finally found it, and it’s placed custom-made heavy flannels in reach for those of us who struggle with Japanese sizing. A massive game-changer for the big and tall crowd.
We’re so in love with this fusion of chest pockets and yokes that we can overlook the polyester contained in this moleskin shirt from Wythe. Designed to be worn as an overshirt, it’ll pair brilliantly with selvedge denim and 100% cotton basics.
This brilliant fusion of western and rail-worker style comes to us courtesy of The Flat Head. This iconic pattern was popularized with the help of steel horse cowboys who relied on the vertical lines formed of tight dots to help hide dirt and stains. A rugged style staple.
This non-selvedge western might not have as much heft as our favourite selvedge versions, but, with its boot-stitched pockets and picture-perfect proportions, RRL’s version of the denim western grabs the bull by the horns.
The undisputed kings of the wool overshirt category, Dehen make their Crissman overshirts from an unsinkable 22 oz. Melton wool, making them heavier than your garden-variety peacoat. The only question remaining is what colour to get.
Freenote’s take on the classic Baja jacket brings a style associated with drum circles and Phish concerts roaring into the modern rugged scene. Sewn in California from a Japanese dobby fabric, it’s as charming as they come.
Heimat is perhaps best known for their sweaters, but they’ve recently started growing their line with a range of European-made style essentials like this bonkers-good rugby shirt. Primed for the turf, but equally good on the street.
Join the scrum in the right gear at Heimat.
It’s only natural to associate the classic French stripes with fun in the sun and sand, but they look great all year round. This 100% cotton sweater from American Trench helps you bring some of that summer style into the cooler months.
Get on board at American Trench.
France’s best rugged bag maker recently debuted their cotton version of the classic sailor sweater. It’s got all the stylishness of the traditional sailor’s jumper, but, thanks to the 100% cotton knit, it breathes more than wool, making it better suited to indoor/outdoor wear.
Slip into the cotton Sailor Sweater at Bleu De Chauffe.
This combination of heavy wool, a shawl collar, and corozo buttons will earn you a spot at the head of the table and in the armchair closest to the fire. Kiss those polyester Christmas sweaters goodbye and slip into something well-made and cozy.
The leather yokes and sheepskin collars that are the Rocky Mountain Featherbed signature lend a rugged touch to these soft and warmth-giving vests. Made in Japan and filled with a 90/10 combination of down and feathers, they are about as close as you can come to wearing a down comforter.
Slip into a Featherbed at Cultizm.
A deeply nostalgic fabric with a nearly unmatched ability to hide stains and dirt, hickory deserves nothing less than the head-to-toe treatment. Bonus points if you can somehow put them to work either in a garage or on a train engine.
Step on board at Private and Co.
We all need a break from indigo from time to time. There’s no better substitute for indigo denim than duck canvas. Cut in the classic five-pocket style, these Mister Freedom Frontiers will slot nicely into seriously rugged kits.
Dip into some Duck at Franklin and Poe.
Since picking up a pair of these for myself, I’ve been converting members of my family, most of whom now have a pair of Sullivans to help protect their hands when doing either heavy or dirty work. As tough as nails.
If you still haven’t found exactly what you’re looking for, check out our other gift guides. Get inspirated by Bryan’s personal wishlist or find a one-size-fits-all gift here.
If you’re looking for the perfect pair of jeans to give as a gift, you really can’t go wrong with any of the pairs on our Selvedge Masterlist. If you want something more basic, check out our guides to high-quality T-shirts.
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In an unexpected, yet exciting, collaboration Carolina Herrera has partnered with FRAME for its first ever limited edition capsule collection.
The capsule, which debuted at the Carolina Herrera Resort 2024 runway show in Mexico City this November, fuses Carolina Herrera’s classic elegance with FRAME’s expertise for denim. Thus creating a fresh and modern take on tailored denim pieces that are both stylish and versatile.
The collaboration between the two brands was born out of friendship and shared creative vision between FRAME’s Co-Founder and Creative Director, Erik Torstensson, and Carolina Herrera’s Creative Director, Wes Gordon.
They both had long admired each other’s work and wanted to create something that would marry the worlds of high fashion and everyday wear. The idea behind the collection was “What does the Carolina Herrera client wear when she’s not in a gown?”
The result of this collaboration is a capsule collection that reinterprets classic denim styles with an elevated approach. Five key pieces, each a fresh take on the timeless fabric, The Taper Jeans, The Tailored Denim Jacket, The Denim Ball Skirt and The Corset Mini Skirt.
Each piece is offered in a range of vibrant hues, drawing from Carolina Herrera’s famous color palette, including Herrera Red, Marigold, Celeste, Currant Cranberry, and White. These bold colors provide a refreshing contrast to the usual denim blues and inject an air of sophistication into the capsule.
The pieces are designed for women who appreciate both comfort and style, offering the perfect combination of denim’s laid-back appeal with Herrera’s polished sophistication.
Prices range from $498 for The Corset Mini Skirt to $1,198 for The Denim Ball Skirt. Shop the entire Carolina Herrera x FRAME collection on FRAME’s website.
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This is for you if you dearly miss wearing your skinny jeans AND look fashionable in them! Slim is the new skinny!
Slim jeans have emerged as a fashionable alternative to skinny jeans for quite a few seasons already., Blending the sleek silhouette of skinny fits with added comfort and a bit more leg room.
There is also the fact that slim jeans offer a more universally flattering cut, fitted but without the constricting feel of the skinny jeans.
The difference between skinny and slim is that slim jeans give you slightly more room at the thighs and calves. The inseams are usually ankle length and not tapered as much as the skinnies.
Please note that slim fitting jeans can be made with 100% cotton denim as well as with some stretch. Depending only on your preference. The difference being that 100% cotton jeans will not fit as tight as when they do have some stretch.
The popularity of slim jeans highlights a move toward wardrobe staples that balance structure with ease, appealing to both casual as well as more formal outfits.
Summing it up – slim jeans are a classic. A style that will always be trendy and fashionable and therefore totally a must-have in our denim collection.
Below you can find our team’s six favorite picks available right now, Oh, and, did we mention the added bonus of Black Friday discounts!
RE/DONE Slim Fit Jeans ($253)
We The Free Aura Slim Cigarette Jeans ($98)
TOTEME Mid-Rise Slim-Leg Jeans ($360)
Everlane The Way-High Slim Jeans ($59) – available in many different washes
Paige Slim-Fit Split Hem Jeans ($245)
rag & bone Wren Ankle Slim Jeans ($146)
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If you’ve ever been either on the giving or receiving end of a gift that doesn’t fit, you probably aren’t keen to repeat the experience. Delight and gratitude quickly turn to embarrassment for both the giver and receiver. We’re here to help.
We’ve scoured the world of well-made goods to find this long list of gifts that you can give with complete confidence that there won’t be any fit issues. If you’ve got a denim lover on your list, you’re sure to find something that they’ll love here.
Oh, those Unbranded Jeans above? Yeah, they obviously do come in different sizes—Thomas just thought that clean leather patch visually said it all.
A nice stocking stuffer for the true-blue enthusiast who wants to know more about some of the iconic items in their wardrobes, including how to style them, this special issue of the Heritage Post is an equally essential follow-up to our book, The Rebel’s Wardrobe.
English versions of the magazine are available here.
Take a tour through the long and rich history of American-made workwear with this essential guide to vintage denim jackets. If you don’t have pockets deep enough to get into the collecting game, this book is the next best thing.
Redcast Heritage has copies of the book for sale.
Author Simon Crompton is a master of elevated casual style that blends rugged and classic pieces. Even if you only look at the pictures, it’s impossible to pick up this book without taking something of value away from it.
Get this stylish companion at Arterton UK.
Each issue is filled with articles covering iconic makers and styles from the long and legendary history of workwear. A single issue is always lonely on the shelf, so it’s our advice to just grab the complete set. Utterly indispensable reference material on every page.
This is the hat Santa would wear if he was searching for a practical and stylish upgrade. Made from virgin wool in Germany, it’s got a healthy dose of red-cheeked holiday cheer, but it will still be fit for purpose long after the tree’s on the curb.
Kapital has a well-earned reputation for producing some of the selvedge world’s wildest (and most extravagantly priced) pieces. Their bandanas, though, are very reasonably priced and relatively conservative. Soft and stylish, they make an excellent addition to rugged kits.
We prefer well-worn things to brand new ones, and this bandana bracelet is crying out for daily use and abuse. With an aluminium core, it’ll go the distance, but the bandana will fade and fray brilliantly. A signature piece in the making.
We’re all for using and abusing our clothes, but it somehow doesn’t seem right to just leave our daily pieces in a heap on the floor. This valet stand is the elegant solution.
One of those items that, if purchased wisely, might only ever have to be purchased once, a good toiletries bag will liven up your luggage and help keep all your creams, balms, and gels in one (beautiful) place.
For those who take everyday carry to the absolute extremes, this hatchet might be the piece they’ve been missing. Definitely not for urban use, this gift will be perfect for the man who spends more time outdoors than in.
They also have an excellent full-size axe that’ll add some rugged beauty to your woodshed.
If you wear slip-on boots, a nice boot jack can live next to the door and help you get out of your boots quickly and easily. If you use the toe of one boot to hold the heel in place while you slide your foot out, the leather-wrapped jack will be much gentler on the heels of your boots.
An always-interesting fusion of Japanese craftsmanship and Native American influence, First Arrow’s infuse each of their pieces with a touch of the American Southeast. Start with this beautiful chain and add a pendant that catches your eye.
If you want a through-the-roof reaction, you don’t even need to wait for them to open the box if it’s got that Good Art logo on it. Fill the box with this Saint Christopher medallion and you’ll be able to coast on the brownie points until next Christmas. Double points if you give them a matching chain.
Iron Shop Provisions has a great selection of Good Art Hollywood pieces.
If you’ve got a wallet with a loop on it, but you still haven’t fed a chain through that loop, it’s time to remedy that with a wallet chain. Our favourite is this solid brass one from Obbi Good.
A gorgeous stocking stuffer courtesy of New York’s 3sixteen. Wearing great jeans every day is the best way to showcase our love of great denim, but second best is this enamel pin. Will look great on a denim jacket.
Snag this beautiful pin from the good people at Redcast Heritage.
To add a touch of rugged and personal character to your denim or leather jackets, you can’t do much better than these metal badges from the legendary Lewis Leathers—the UK’s oldest leather motorcycle clothing manufacturer. Tons of pins to pick from!
You’ll find a great selection of these badges at Corlection.
A simple but elegant addition to your cutlery drawer, this set of beautifully crafted chopsticks put paper-sleeve chopsticks to shame. The wooden box is just as beautiful as the chopsticks. It’s almost a shame to put them back in the drawer.
For those who like to sip in style, this set of three mugs from The Real McCoy’s, each of them handcrafted in Japan, will make the perfect gift. They’re available separately, but it’s a shame to split up a set this good.
With a flask this beautiful, you’ll be looking for excuses to bring a nip of the hard stuff with you wherever you go. If you’ve got a strong preference for top-shelf booze, you should have a flask every bit as dignified as your tipple.
The flask, complete with copper filler, can be found at Manready Mercantile.
Virginia’s Shockoe Atelier take pains to produce all of their goods ethically and sustainably, and this denim apron is no exception. If you’ve got somebody on your list who loves denim and cooking in equal measure, look no further.
Get the denim apron straight from Shockoe Atelier.
We’re finishing off with a few other complementary pieces that will require some sizing to get just right. For most of these, a good guess will be good enough.
A sure-fire winner for selvedge lovers. Even if they already have one that they’ve patinated to perfection, that’s just one more reason to start a new one. This Herman Oak Vegtan will make an excellent patina project.
Start your next patina project at Pigeon Tree.
Obbi Good have a knack for rugged accessories. From wallets and bags to jewellery and belts, they’re the label of choice for heritage enthusiasts around the world looking for that perfect finishing touch, with hammered silver bracelet being a brilliant example.
Made from extremely thick Japanese saddle leather, 925 silver, and a ruby in the cat’s eye for that touch of bling, this bracelet is perfect for the man who wants to make a lasting impression.
Chances are, you’ve got more shoes than you have shoe trees. Unless you religiously purchase trees every time you get a new pair, you’re probably due for a set or two of these beautiful aromatic red cedar shoe trees.
If you love the blending of indigo and cotton as much as we do, you want every part of your life to be touched by that unmistakable shade of blue. Let you furry friend join in the fun with this gorgeous indigo-dyed rope collar, available in three sizes.
Add something under the tree for your fur buddy at Manready Mercantile.
If you still haven’t found exactly what you’re looking for, we’ve also got a more personal list of gifts pulled from our own private wish lists. You’ll find it here.
If you’re looking for the perfect pair of jeans to give as a gift, you really can’t go wrong with any of the pairs on our Selvedge Masterlist. If you want something even more basic, check out our Basics Shootout, featuring a run-down of our eight favourite well-made tees on the market.
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This fall Diesel collaborated with Damiano David, the charismatic front man of Måneskin, for a bold new capsule collection. This marks Damiano’s debut as a co-designer, alongside Diesel’s creative director Glenn Martens.
The collection is genderless and unapologetically expressive, blending Damiano’s glam rock style with Diesel’s edgy aesthetic. We especially love the unisex approach – wishing more brands would adhere to this concept!
The designs feature exaggerated proportions, distressed elements, and bold statement pieces, including ultra-wide drawstring pants with Damiano’s name, burnout jersey tops, oversized suits with peel-off details, and capes. A personal touch is seen in prints inspired by Damiano’s tattoos, underscoring the individuality that the collection celebrates.
Key styles from the Diesel X Damiano David capsule have been teased in recent looks Damiano has worn for public appearances. Like a black coated tailored suit when attending the BOF 500 Gala. Or the black cape Damiano’s worn to attend the Diesel Spring/Summer 2025 runway show.
You can shop for this capsule collection here.
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The last denim review I wrote feels like a lifetime ago. Four years ago to the day, actually. In that time I started painting and shooting film again (my photography website). I have written two screenplays (almost finished the second). My father passed away. I raised a dog who is my best friend and has been attacked 5 times and put in the ER. I acted in two TV shows and 5 commercials. I started making music again and have written and recorded 25 songs ((Sunny Waters and Grey Tomorrow). My brother got married. My wife got covid 4 times. I moved twice.
I could point to all of these things as the cause of my absence, but that is not the reason. The truth is, I just didn’t feel like it. Or more accurately, I felt almost allergic to it. The thought of it stressed me out. Maybe because I wrote over 100 reviews in a few years. Maybe because my denim collection passed 200 pairs, not including shirts, jackets, totes, and even a denim checkerboard (thank you Long John Denim Blog). Maybe because I worked at the best denim shop in LA (kisses to Andrew and Matt) and talked about denim all day, 6 days a week, for years. Maybe because I messaged back and forth with denim obsessives like myself on IG and Facebook or answered denim questions for people reaching out through this site every day. Whatever the reason was, I just wasn’t compelled to write about denim.
Now, it is the end of 2024 and I just received a pair of jeans from Hiroshi Kato. Kato is actually the first brand I ever did a proper review on (I think) back in 2016 (I think). This pair, The Mammoth in 17.5oz 4 Way Stretch Selvedge inspired me to do another review. So let me knock the dust off this old trusty blog and get into it.
Kato Brand makes all of its clothing in Los Angeles using premium Japanese fabrics. This brand specializes in using emerging technologies to create fabrics that are equal parts heritage and tech. The style is universal, clean-cut Americana with modern fits and while they have clear shades of military and workwear influence, they stay more moderate and don’t usually veer into the extreme side of reproduction wear. Perfect for people who work in a casual to semi-professional environment and who range from denimhead to someone just wanting to elevate their wardrobe quality and style from the average US retail staples. The real ace up the sleeve for Kato is how damn comfortable their clothing is. I would go as far as to say they are the most comfortable brand out there. I have a couple of their shirts that once I put them on, I wear them for a week or two straight until I just have to wash them. Their 4-way Stretch Selvedge Denim is the same way.
The Hammer Straight – Indigo Raw 17.5oz Mammoth Selvedge
I have a love-hate relationship with stretch denim. 99% of it is trash, for a handful of reasons. The lightweight stretch, inevitably worn too tight by most people with a tunnel vision penchant for ultra slim tapered form-fitting jeans, have those jegging-type ripples in the back of the thigh and on the side of the calves that make my skin want to leave my body. Stretch denim that is heavier than about 13oz does not breathe like cotton, and depending on the tightness of the weave and elastane amounts, can be suffocating and sweaty on even slightly warm days. Another thing is, unless it is specially made stretch, it does not have the same hand as 100% cotton denim. It feels a little too soft, in a synthetic way. It just doesn’t feel right to the touch. But then there is the sweet, sweet comfort. The glorious feeling of being able to bend down to tie your shoes, climb into a truck or throw your leg over a bike without having to take a breath and a moment to prepare yourself for the ordeal. It can be addictive. We have lost some of our raw denim brethren to the stretch. Good people. Although I don’t see myself ever picking sides, this pair has made a very strong argument for stretch selvedge.
Fit
Labelled as Kato’s straight fit and like most “straight fits” there is still a slight taper from the knee to the hem. The taper from the knee to the hem on most brand’s “straight fits” is usually between .25” to 1” and most of the time equates to a fit that looks pretty straight when worn, although technically tapered. The pair I received from Kato had about .75” of taper. The pair does look slightly tapered when worn, especially if cuffed, which accentuates the taper of jeans.
The fit suggestion from Kato is to size up from your usual Kato size because of the weight of the fabric. I am usually a 34 and went for the 36 because they do not make a 35. The 36 is a size too big for me. I am not sure how I would have fared with a 34. As always, if between sizes, go with the larger size, throw on a belt and get on with your day.
The rise is a solid mid. I personally prefer the look of a mid-high rise, but there is something to be said for a proper mid-rise for us who do not have perfectly flat stomachs and slim waistlines. As long as the mid-rise has enough coverage for when you see a shiny nickel on the ground ripe for the taking, they can be the most comfortable of all the rises.
The last
Fabric
This fabric really does blur the line between stretch and non-stretch selvedge. Many stretch selvedge fabrics attempt to feel like 100% cotton and few succeed. The only others I can think of off-hand who have managed to do this well are Oni and PBJ. it has a nice rough cotton hand, I would guess it is a short staple USA cotton, maybe Texas or Memphis. The one thing that Kato’s Mammoth stretch has managed to do better than most is breath. This denim breathes pretty much just as well as any 100% cotton 17oz denim. It’s pretty remarkable. The weave and tension of the fabric is medium-high and there is a nice subtle texture. It is not particularly slubby but it does have a light crosshatch texture that will emerge as it fades. Very little grin through of the weft making for a nice dark indigo appearance with a slight redcast and greycast tone. The 96% cotton/4% elastane is a fair amount of stretch but the fabric does not feel overly stretchy, I would have guessed it was 2% or 3% stretch. The stretch in both the warp adds so much more mobility and comfort and helps the rebound of the denim. Stretch denim that has only stretch in the weft bags out because of the 100% cotton warp. More pressure is put because there is from the give of the weft.
Details:
Bordeaux and white selvedge ID
Indigo-dyed leather patch
YKK premium Zip fly
Branded top button and rivets
Bartacked back pockets
Parting notes
I was very happy to see that the size of the back pockets had been reduced from my previous pair of Kato jeans from a few years ago. I have mentioned to them in the past that I felt like they were too big. Whether they reduced it because of that or other reasons, I am not sure. But I feel like it was a good improvement. I would personally love for a slightly straighter fit. But for most people, this cut is on par with what they have come to expect from straight fits. This pair will definitely find its way into my rotation from the fall through spring. I would recommend this pair for someone wanting to enter a fade competition with a heavyweight pair, as they would be a pleasure to wear for a year straight.
Available Here: Kato Brand Official Website
~The Denim Hound, October 31st, 2024
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Denimsandjeans is happy to have Wiser Globe at the 1st edition of Denimsandjeans Egypt show on Feb 2-3, 2025 at Cairo, Egypt as an exhibitor and as a sponsor . Wiser Globe is a full-service supply chain company in Turkey, involved in all kinds of garment production and sustainable innovation development. They have a very strong presence in Egypt and are investing in the country due to strong positive outlook of potential growth opportunities in sustainable fashion from here. We recently had a talk with the Chairman – Mr Fuat Gozacan to gain insights of the company , their innovations and expectations from the show.
1) Wiser Globe is a full-service supply chain company, involved in all kinds of garment production and sustainable innovation development through multiple divisions. Tell us a little more about your group?
We have been serving the garment manufacturing sector since 1997. Over the years, as market dynamics evolved, we expanded our focus to include investments in different regions. This shift not only enhanced our flexibility but also enabled us to cater to a diverse customer portfolio. Today, we serve over 20 product categories. Our group not only provides an alternative in the supply chain but also pioneers the industry with innovative technologies. Through groundbreaking initiatives like Wiser Technology and Wiser Wash, we are advancing sustainable washing processes while introducing AI-powered machines to the industry for the first time.
2) We thank you for joining the first Denimsandjeans Egypt show in 2025. Why do you think Egypt is getting more important to the global apparel supply chain, and how is Wiser Globe positioning itself there?
Egypt is still a developing country in the sector, and investments there need to proceed with consistent and strategic planning. Recognizing the opportunities in the country about two years ago, we began our investments. Although there is still much to be done, we aim to reach a leading position in the shortest time by deploying Turkish experts in the region who excel in their respective fields.
3) You have offered some very unique sustainable solutions like Wiser Wash to the industry. Can you elaborate on these, and how satisfied are you with the results achieved?
At Wiser Globe, sustainable washing solutions have always been a priority. In 2017, we introduced the Wiser Wash patented process to the industry, and since then, we have partnered with numerous brands and continue to do so. This method uses dry ozone technology to achieve natural and vibrant looks comparable to traditional methods. Wiser Wash also holds an LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) certification and is recognized as the most efficient and water-saving denim bleaching method globally. To further perfect this process, we established our own technology company, Wiser Tech, which introduced the first AI-powered sustainable washing machines to the industry. This allows us to use Wiser Wash more effectively and seamlessly.
4) What would be your key focus in terms of product and technology offerings during Denimsandjeans Egypt?
Currently, we have the capability to produce over 20 product categories, and we have begun manufacturing these in Egypt. We are continuously expanding our product range. Additionally, we aim to adapt Wiser Wash and Wiser Tech solutions to the region, offering both traditional and sustainable applications to meet the needs of our valued customers.
5) Do you believe in the success story of Egypt, and how do you see the future of the country?
Egypt has been part of the textile sector for many years, but there are still some gaps to address. However, with the growing interest from manufacturers and the country’s openness to development, I have no doubt that Egypt will make significant progress in the coming years, offering high-quality products to the industry. Furthermore, its customs union agreements with Europe and the U.S. make brands more inclined to source products from this region.
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