Chinese Denim Manufacturer Joins Cotton USA
Perfect Textile & Garment Manufacture Co. has joined the Cotton USA licensing programme. This joining is following the launch event of the 'Travel in Denim' collection in Guangzhou, China in June, resulting an additional 1.4 million pounds of US cotton consumption. The company is committed to becoming the best supplier of jeans in the world.
We are looking forward to working with Cotton USA to further expand our US cotton product lines and becoming the supplier of global brands and retailers who are committed to only buying quality cotton that is produced with sustainable and responsible practices, the company said.
Found in 1992, the Chinese denim manufacturer specialises in the research and innovation of denim wear. The group is the original design manufacturer of globally renowned brands such as Adriano Goldschmied, Calvin Klein Jeans, Diesel, Guess, Miss Sixty, Jack & Jones, Only, Vero Moda, Ksubi, True Religion and Silver Jeans. With nearly 3,000 employees in three sewing factories and two laundries in Guangdong Province, China, and one garment manufacturer in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, the annual output of the whole group is about 7.5 million pieces of denim garments.
2026-08-19
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