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Empowering Armenia’s Textile Industry: A Path to Economic Prosperity

Armenia’s textile sector stands as a beacon of economic potential, offering a fertile ground for growth and employment opportunities. With several major garment manufacturing companies operating within its borders, the country’s clothing industry plays a pivotal role in its economic landscape. Recognizing the significance of this sector, the Government of Armenia has embarked on a mission to stimulate its growth through strategic interventions and investment initiatives.

In a bid to foster sustainable development, the Government of Armenia, in collaboration with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Good Governance Fund, has launched a groundbreaking program aimed at revitalizing the textile sector.

This initiative seeks to promote value-added trade and enhance the competitiveness of Armenian textiles on the global stage. By infusing much-needed funding and resources into the industry, the project endeavors to amplify the added value of textile products and drive an increase in exports, thereby bolstering Armenia’s economic standing.

During the Soviet era, the textile and clothing sector held sway as a cornerstone of Armenia’s workforce, constituting a substantial quarter of employment. However, in contemporary times, the sector’s contribution has dwindled to a mere two percent of total manufacturing output.

Despite this decline, the textile industry remains ripe with untapped potential, offering ample opportunities for growth and innovation. Yet, the landscape presents challenges for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) seeking to penetrate the market, highlighting the need for targeted support and investment.

Enterprises like the EBRD are poised to play a pivotal role in the transformation of Armenia’s textile sector, with a keen interest in expanding cooperation with the government and industry stakeholders. By aligning efforts with the Government of Armenia’s vision for economic development, the EBRD aims to catalyze progress across various sectors, including tourism, services, agriculture, real estate, and telecommunications, thereby fortifying Armenia’s position in the global economy.

Central to the revitalization of Armenia’s textile industry is the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women entrepreneurs. With 95% of jobs in the sector held by women, initiatives aimed at fostering women’s participation and leadership in the industry are crucial. Tigran Jrbashyan, a prominent textile development expert, underscores the pivotal role of women entrepreneurs in enhancing the industry’s competitiveness and driving sustainable growth.

As Armenia embarks on this transformative journey, the spotlight turns to the exemplary companies driving innovation and excellence within the textile sector. These industry leaders epitomize the spirit of Armenian craftsmanship and ingenuity, poised to chart a course towards a prosperous future for Armenia’s textile industry.

In the following, we will review the list of the best companies in this field: 

  • Ani Textiles

anitex logo in armenia

Website: www.anitex.am
Email:[email protected]
Tel:+374 (60) 75-75-75

Established as far back as 1970 by Artashes Nalbandyan – its current director – Ani Textiles remains one of the oldest textile mills operating within Armenia’s borders till date. Located near Yerevan city center, they specialize in producing woolen fabrics for both local customers and international exporters alike. They offer an extensive selection ranging from plain cloths right up to fancy jacquard designs; making them ideal for knitting garments like sweaters or coats as well as decorating draperies or furniture covers with intricate patterns and motifs.

  • Alex Textile

alex logo- Armenia's textile

Website: www.alextextile.am
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +374 10 48 48 15

Alex Textile” company is the biggest one in the region. Founded in 2015 the company did its best to seize the local market and got a great interest in foreign markets. The high quality production was immediately estimated by consumers and was awarded the “National Trust” prize. “Alex Textile” is known for its high quality products, fashionable design and competitive prices. Only high quality raw materials are used in the company’s production.

  • Hellotex

hellotex-logo Armenia's textile

Website: www.hellotex.am
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +374 55 12 60 30

Hellotex company was founded in 2008, and today more than 150 specialists work on the production of your preferred underwear and outerwear. they cooperate with both Armenian and foreign customers and have a firm place both in the market and in the hearts of our customers.they produce high-quality knitwear, underwear, outerwear, both for mass consumption, as well as for individual and corporate orders.

Website: www.lalunz.com
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +374 11 203545

  • Lalunz

lalunza logo in armenia

Lalunz is an Armenian producer established in 2019 specializing in the manufacturing of the babies’ garments and corporate order-based outsourcing activities. The company produces stylish, comfortable, and high-quality clothes for children from 0 to 12 years old. The Lalunz textile factory covers an area of 400 sq.m. and is equipped with state-of-art piece cutting and spinning equipment, button fastening equipment and sewing machines (straight sewing, platform, zigzag sewing, beika, rubber fastening, etc.).

  • Lentex LLC

 

Website: www.lentex.am
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +374 93 26 61 63

Lentex LLC is the largest manufacturer of hosiery and knitwear in Armenia. their factory was founded in 2002 in the city of Gyumri. In the initial stages of the business activity, they entered the market with women’s elastic pantyhose under the trademark \”VIVA\”, and beginning in 2007 it introduced a new line of cotton socks production under the trademark “LENTEX’.

  • ITEX LLC

Itex logo in armenia

Website: www.itex.am
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +(374 60) 502 929

ITEX LLC Armenian-Italian factory was established in May 2022. It is engaged in the production of clothes of famous Italian brands. Clothes with “Made in Armenia” label are exported to Italy and then all around the world. Currently the company has 14 production lines, but in the near future it is planned to increase the productivity up to 24 production lines becoming the leading company in the field in the region.

The company emphasizes the use of the innovative production technologies in Armenia, which will lead to a better and more decent textile industry. Our objective and approach are directed to make the “Made in Armenia” label a guarantee of quality all over the world.

  • Digitex LLC

digitex logo in armenia

Website: www.digitex.am
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +37455101560

Digitex LLC was founded in 2012, they specialise in the design and manufacture of casual wear ranging from European size 2XS to 3XL. they currently manufacture for a number of popular Armenian fashion retailers along with growing fashion brands.

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