Top Textile Companies and Manufacturers in Morocco

Last updated: October 2026

Morocco has developed into one of the most important textile and apparel manufacturing hubs in North Africa. Supported by its strategic location near Europe, established industrial infrastructure, skilled workforce and relatively short delivery times, the country has become an attractive sourcing destination for international fashion brands, retailers and textile buyers.

The Moroccan textile industry has expanded far beyond its traditional reputation for handmade carpets and artisanal fabrics. Today, textile companies in Morocco manufacture garments, denim, knitted fabrics, home textiles, nonwovens, protective clothing, lingerie, hygiene products and textile accessories for domestic and international markets.

Major production centres such as Casablanca, Tangier and other industrial regions host manufacturers with capabilities ranging from spinning, knitting and dyeing to garment making, finishing, washing, printing and packaging. Morocco’s proximity to Europe also enables manufacturers to support nearshoring strategies, shorter production cycles and more responsive supply chains.

This updated directory introduces some of the leading textile and apparel manufacturers operating in Morocco. The companies are presented as an industry resource and are not ranked in any particular order.

Why Morocco Is an Important Textile Sourcing Destination

Morocco offers several advantages to textile and apparel buyers:

• Strategic proximity to European markets
• Shorter shipping times compared with many Asian sourcing destinations
• Experience in fashion and apparel manufacturing
• Flexible production for both large and specialised orders
• Established free zones and export-oriented industrial areas
• Integrated textile and garment production capabilities
• Growing investment in automation and modern textile machinery
• Expanding use of sustainable materials and production processes
• Preferential trade relationships with several international markets

These advantages have allowed Moroccan textile manufacturers to develop strong commercial relationships with customers across Europe, Africa, the Americas and other international markets.

Leading Textile Companies in Morocco

Vita Couture

www.vita-couture.com

Vita Couture is a leading full-package garment supplier based in Tangier, Morocco, providing agile solutions from concept to finished product. Established in 2013, the company combines trend-driven design from its Barcelona studio with an integrated supply chain managed from its Moroccan headquarters. Through five in-house plants and selected manufacturing partners, Vita Couture has an annual production capacity of approximately 4.5 million garments. The company works closely with clients to develop exclusive, fashion-forward collections while offering speed, creativity and flexibility. Vita Couture also focuses on sustainability through eco-friendly fabrics, renewable energy and waste recycling across its production operations.

Soft Tech

www.softtech.ma

Soft Tech is a Moroccan technical textile manufacturer specializing in high-quality spunbond and meltblown nonwoven fabrics. Part of Soft Group, which has around 100 years of textile industry experience, Soft Tech was the first company in Morocco to manufacture spunbond fabrics. The company exports nonwovens in rolls and finished products to customers across Europe, Africa and the Americas. Its solutions serve industries including agriculture, filtration, construction, furniture, packaging, printing, medical and automotive. Soft Tech also focuses on sustainability through solar energy, reduced CO₂ emissions and in-house recycling. Its certifications include ISO 9001, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and AZO-free compliance.

Compagnie Industrielle de Bonneterie (CIB)

www.cib.ma

Compagnie Industrielle de Bonneterie (CIB), established in 1946, is one of Morocco’s pioneering hosiery and knitwear manufacturers. The company operates an integrated production process covering yarn dyeing, knitting, fabric dyeing, finishing, cutting, screen printing, embroidery and garment manufacturing. CIB produces clothing for women, men and children under brands including Graffiti, Grains de Sable, Partner’s and Moving Wear. In addition to serving Morocco’s domestic market, the company exports its products to European countries. CIB also provides knitting and dyeing services to other garment manufacturers. Decades of manufacturing experience and technical expertise have established CIB as an important player in Morocco’s knitting industry.

Preventex

www.preventex.ma

PREVENTEX is a Moroccan manufacturer specializing in protective clothing and personal protective equipment (PPE). The company produces professional apparel for a wide range of sectors, including industrial workers, artisans, firefighters, hospitality professionals, military personnel and healthcare workers. PREVENTEX has developed a diverse portfolio of workwear and protective clothing brands designed for both distributors and end-users. Its products combine functionality, durability and workplace protection while addressing the specific requirements of different professions and working environments. By focusing on safety standards and industry-specific needs, PREVENTEX has established itself as an important supplier within Morocco’s professional workwear and protective clothing sector.

Blue Fingers

www.blue-fingers.com

Blue Fingers is a Morocco-based denim manufacturer specializing in high-quality jeans and customized denim solutions for fashion brands. With decades of industry experience, the company combines craftsmanship, innovation, and sustainability throughout its manufacturing operations. Its vertically integrated production model covers key stages from fabric sourcing and garment assembly to advanced denim washing and finishing techniques, enabling greater quality control and production flexibility. Blue Fingers works closely with its brand partners to develop tailor-made products that reflect their individual design and market requirements. With a strong focus on reducing environmental impact, the company aims to deliver sustainable, high-quality denim while building long-term partnerships with customers.

Manufacture Marocaine de Confection (MMC)

www.mmc.ma

Founded in 1987, Manufacture Marocaine de Confection (MMC) is a Moroccan garment manufacturer specializing in high-end shirts for women and men. The company works with prestigious international brands, delivering products that meet demanding standards for craftsmanship, quality, competitiveness and on-time delivery. MMC places strong emphasis on innovation, strategic investment and the development of its skilled workforce, while integrating social and environmental responsibility into its operations. As a subsidiary of Best Financière Group, one of Morocco’s major private groups active across distribution, healthcare, real estate and other sectors, MMC continues to strengthen its position in Morocco’s textile and apparel industry.

Lion Afric Textile

www.lionafrictextile.com

Founded in December 2024, Lion Afric Textile SARL is a Casablanca-based company specializing in textile and garment manufacturing. Led by Youness El Moufti, the company aims to strengthen its presence across African markets through industry expertise and strategic partnerships in three countries. Lion Afric Textile plans to establish a 1,000 m² production facility dedicated entirely to exports, focusing on high-quality manufacturing and efficient production processes. The company emphasizes quality control, innovation, workforce development and social responsibility. With a strategy centered on sustainable growth and market expansion, Lion Afric Textile aims to become a competitive textile manufacturing partner in Africa.

ITEX

www.itex.ma

Founded in 1966, ITEX is a Casablanca-based textile manufacturer operating from a 110,000 m² facility and employing around 800 people, including 50 executives and engineers. The company operates an integrated production structure covering spinning, dyeing, weaving and knitting. Its annual capacities include 2,400 tonnes of spinning, 5,000 tonnes of dyeing, 10 million meters of weaving and 4,000 tonnes of knitting. ITEX processes cotton, polyester, polyamide, acrylic, viscose and Lycra to manufacture a wide variety of fabrics, including jersey, interlock, fleece, rib, piqué, mesh, twill and taffeta. The company serves both Moroccan and international customers.

Textile Harmony & BBTEC

www.textileharmonygroup.com

Based in Fès, Textile Harmony and BBTEC are clothing manufacturers producing men’s ready-to-wear, recognised as Authorised Economic Operators (AEO), demonstrating their commitment to secure, transparent and reliable international trade operations. The AEO certification, granted by customs authorities to trusted businesses, strengthens the companies’ position within global textile supply chains. This status provides important advantages, including faster customs clearance procedures, reduced inspections and greater efficiency in cross-border trade. By meeting AEO requirements, Textile Harmony and BBTEC reinforce their credibility as reliable partners for international customers. The certification also supports smoother logistics and contributes to the group’s ability to serve global markets efficiently and securely.

Interlinge

www.interlinge.com

Founded in 1999 in Casablanca, Interlinge is a Moroccan textile manufacturer specializing in fine lingerie, swimwear, technical garments and accessories. With more than 25 years of industrial expertise, the company serves international brands as well as emerging designers, offering both CMT and finished-product manufacturing solutions. Interlinge manages projects from prototype development through mass production, with flexible production capabilities for complex and technical garments. The company emphasizes quality, transparency and sustainability, supported by ICS certification and a zero-waste approach. Interlinge also operates an internal training school for specialized lingerie seamstresses, helping preserve technical know-how while developing a skilled workforce for future production.

Apparel Mills

www.apparelmills.com

Apparel Mills is a vertically integrated textile and garment manufacturer operating in Morocco since 2002. The company provides comprehensive manufacturing services covering knitting, dyeing, finishing, printing, cutting and garment making, offering customers solutions from yarn to finished apparel. Serving companies worldwide, Apparel Mills combines large-scale manufacturing capabilities with a strong focus on quality, reliability, sustainability and social responsibility. The company is working toward an annual production capacity of 20 million garments, strengthening its ability to handle high-volume international orders. Its integrated production model enables greater control over manufacturing processes while supporting efficiency, flexibility and consistent quality throughout the textile value chain.

La Griffe

www.la-griffe.com

La Griffe is a Morocco-based textile labeling specialist with more than two decades of experience serving the apparel and textile industry. Recognized as a leading company in the labeling sector, La Griffe has continuously adapted to changes in the global fashion and textile market by developing a comprehensive and diversified range of labeling solutions. The company focuses on meeting the evolving requirements of international brands and manufacturers through quality, flexibility and industry expertise. With a strong export orientation, La Griffe sells more than 80% of its production to international markets, positioning the company as an important Moroccan partner for textile and apparel labeling solutions.

MIATEX

www.miatexmaroc.com

Founded in 1991 in Casablanca, MIATEX is a Moroccan textile manufacturer specializing in fine knitted fabrics. The company operates modern knitting machinery with a production capacity of approximately 8,000 kg per day and a storage capacity of 200,000 kg. MIATEX produces jersey, fleece, interlock, rib, piqué, jacquard, loop and printed fabrics using materials including cotton, Modal®, linen, bamboo, viscose, wool, Tencel, acrylic, polyamide and polyester. The company maintains strict quality controls throughout its production processes and focuses on reliable service and delivery. With around 60% of its production destined for export, MIATEX serves both domestic and international textile markets.

MICA Fabriks

www.nonwoven.ma

MICA Fabriks is a Moroccan industrial manufacturer with around 60 years of experience in plastics and nonwoven production. The company manufactures a diverse range of products according to international quality standards, serving customers in both domestic and global markets. Its key product portfolio includes SPUNBOND nonwoven fabrics designed for a variety of functional and industrial applications. MICA Fabriks also produces Double Beam nonwovens, recognized for their strength, durability and suitability for multiple uses. Through collaboration with the Technical Centre for Plastics and Rubber in Casablanca, the company continues to develop new manufacturing techniques and certifications to meet evolving customer and market requirements.

Riaya Industries

www.riaya-industries.com

Riaya Industries is a Moroccan manufacturer specializing in hygiene and consumer products, with a strong focus on making essential care accessible to families. The company began with baby diaper manufacturing and later introduced brands including Optimum and Dalaa Extra while expanding its production and distribution capabilities. Its industrial development continued with the establishment of JEESR Industries in 2013, described as Morocco’s largest tissue-paper processing facility. Riaya Industries has also developed distribution partnerships with international brands including Reckitt, Dabur, Energizer and Himalaya. Through local manufacturing, brand development and an expanding product portfolio, the company continues to strengthen its position in Morocco’s hygiene and consumer goods industry.

Textis

www.textis.ma

Founded in 1972, Textis is a Moroccan textile manufacturer specializing in high-quality home textiles. The company combines decades of expertise in weaving and color with a strong commitment to respecting natural materials and resources. Textis develops unique and customized home textile collections tailored to customer requirements, offering products in a wide variety of colors, designs and dimensions. Its manufacturing approach emphasizes quality, creativity and compliance with rigorous standards. Working with experienced textile professionals, Textis combines traditional know-how with modern production expertise to create premium home textile ranges while preserving its long-established craftsmanship in weaving and textile coloration.

Fashion Lixus

www.fashionlixus.com

Fashion Lixus is a garment manufacturer with operations in Morocco and the United Kingdom, supplying high-quality apparel to fashion brands, businesses and independent designers. The company produces a diverse range of men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, including shirts, jeans, trousers, dresses, suits, sportswear and swimwear. Fashion Lixus supports both small- and large-scale garment production, providing flexible manufacturing solutions tailored to customer requirements. The company emphasizes quality materials, competitive pricing and reliable delivery while operating in accordance with Fairtrade Textile Standards. Its combination of Moroccan manufacturing capabilities and international market presence enables Fashion Lixus to serve customers worldwide.

Morocco Textile Manufacturers: Quick Reference

The table summarises the 17 manufacturers profiled above by location, products, production model, founding year and the certifications each company states publicly.

What This Directory Shows

• 13 of the 17 companies profiled are located in the Casablanca–Settat region, including 12 in Casablanca and one in Berrechid. Two are in Tangier and one in Fès; one location could not be verified.
• Four operate integrated production that combines fabric making or dyeing with garment manufacturing: CIB, Blue Fingers, ITEX and Apparel Mills.
• Four were founded before 1990: CIB (1946), ITEX (1966), Textis (1972) and MMC (1987).
• Specialists outnumber general garment makers, covering nonwovens, workwear, shirts, knitted fabrics, home linen and labels.
• Five companies report certifications, audit-related credentials or customs compliance status: ISO 9001 or OEKO-TEX product certification, ICS social-compliance audits, AEO customs status or the Fairtrade Textile Standard. Buyers should request current documents directly.

These figures describe the companies in this directory, not Morocco’s textile industry as a whole. For the national picture, see the Morocco textile manufacturing hub.

Morocco’s Role in Nearshore Textile Manufacturing

Morocco’s textile industry is becoming increasingly relevant as European brands reconsider long and complex supply chains.

For buyers in Europe, sourcing from Morocco can offer reduced transportation times, faster product development and greater flexibility for repeat orders. These benefits are particularly valuable in fashion segments where trends change rapidly and brands need to respond to demand within shorter timeframes.

Moroccan manufacturers are also expanding their capabilities beyond conventional garment assembly. Integrated producers now offer knitting, weaving, dyeing, printing, finishing, denim washing, technical textile manufacturing and complete product-development services.

Sustainability in Morocco’s Textile Industry

Sustainability is becoming a more important part of Morocco’s textile manufacturing strategy.

Several companies are investing in renewable energy, recycling, efficient production equipment, lower-impact materials and improved waste management. Certifications such as OEKO-TEX, ISO standards, ICS and customs-related AEO recognition also help manufacturers demonstrate compliance to international customers.

However, buyers should evaluate every supplier individually and request current documentation relating to certification, production practices, social compliance, environmental performance and traceability.

How to Select a Textile Manufacturer in Morocco

Before choosing a Moroccan textile supplier, buyers should evaluate:

• Product specialisation
• Minimum order quantities
• Production capacity
• Export experience
• Quality-control systems
• Technical machinery and manufacturing processes
• Environmental and social certifications
• Sample-development capabilities
• Lead times
• Logistics and delivery performance
• References from existing customers

Factory audits, sample orders and clear technical specifications can help buyers identify the most suitable manufacturing partner.

Research Methodology and Verification

Selection. Companies are drawn from Kohan Textile Journal’s editorial coverage of Morocco’s textile sector and from company submissions reviewed by the editorial team. Inclusion is currently free of charge. The directory is a curated selection, not a complete census of Moroccan manufacturers, and companies are not ranked.

Sources. Each profile is based on the company’s own website and published materials. City and founding year were checked against the company’s website, the Kerix Moroccan business directory, or both; the Source column in the quick-reference table shows which was used for each company. Where sources disagree, the company’s own figure is used.

Classification. The production model in the quick-reference table (integrated, full-package, CMT or specialist) is Kohan Textile Journal’s classification based on the capabilities each company states. Certifications, audit credentials and customs status are listed only when the company states them publicly; they have not been checked with the issuing bodies.

What we could not verify. Fields marked “Not stated” or “Not verified” could not be confirmed from public sources. Capacities and employee numbers are as reported by the companies.

Last verified: October 2026. Companies can submit corrections or updates through Kohan Textile Journal’s contact page.

Conclusion

Morocco’s textile industry combines established manufacturing experience with the advantages of proximity to Europe, flexible production and growing industrial investment.

The companies included in this directory demonstrate the diversity of Moroccan textile manufacturing—from apparel, denim and knitwear to nonwovens, home textiles, lingerie, protective clothing, labels and hygiene products.

As international buyers pursue faster and more resilient sourcing strategies, textile companies in Morocco are well positioned to play a larger role in regional and global supply chains.

For a complete view of production regions, factory capabilities, sourcing models and supply-chain context across Morocco’s textile industry, see Kohan Textile Journal’s Morocco Textile Manufacturing Hub. Many of these manufacturers also exhibit at Morocco’s textile trade events — see Kohan Textile Journal’s Morocco Textile Exhibitions Hub for upcoming sourcing shows.

Company information may change over time. Buyers are advised to contact manufacturers directly to confirm their latest production capabilities, certifications, capacities and commercial conditions.