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From Kahramanmaraş to the World: Hascevher Tekstil’s Ambitious Expansion Plans

Interview with Mr. Serdar Saycan – Export Manager at Hascevher Tekstil

Hascevher Tekstil, a leading Turkish textile manufacturer, is a testament to the industry’s innovative spirit and its commitment to a sustainable future. Founded in 2006, the company has a rich history spanning over 20 years, establishing itself as a force in the global textile market.

Led by Serdar Saycan, Export Manager, Hascevher Tekstil is driven by a commitment to quality and innovation. Their modern machine section, equipped with a cutting-edge laboratory, ensures the highest standards of production. This dedication to excellence has propelled them to a global reach, exporting Cotton Yarn to over 15 countries, including Portugal, Pakistan, Egypt, Germany, France, Belgium, and now, the burgeoning South American market.

Saycan explains, “We see tremendous potential in South America and especially Colombia market during our participation at the Colombiamoda exhibition. The demand for cotton yarn is steadily increasing, and we believe our high-quality yarn, competitive pricing, and commitment to delivery times will make us a strong contender.” He further highlights their focus on expanding into markets like Brazil, Argentina, and Peru, recognizing their strategic importance in the region.

Sustainability is at the core of Hascevher Tekstil’s operations. Saycan emphasizes, “We are committed to reducing our environmental impact and have significantly increased our use of recycled cotton. We are also proud to be investing in solar energy, with the goal of achieving 100% solar energy reliance at our new production facility in Niğde province.”

This commitment to ethical practices is reflected in their impressive list of certifications, including Confidence in Textiles, Cotton USA, Belcoro, and Corolab XQ, which attest to their dedication to quality, transparency, and sustainability.

With a monthly production capacity of 700 tons and a workforce of 100 dedicated employees, Hascevher Tekstil is a company on the rise. They are actively expanding their global reach, further strengthening their commitment to sustainability, and continuing to provide their customers with the highest quality products and services. Hascevher Tekstil is a company that is not only weaving textiles but also weaving a brighter future for the industry and the world.

Hascevher Tekstil cotton yarn spinning factory

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