Egytex connects international buyers directly with Egypt's textile and garment manufacturers — from greige cotton to finished ready-to-wear — backed by two decades of verified industry data.
Suez Canal access and short transit times to Europe and the US East Coast.
Long-staple fiber with a global reputation for quality and durability.
QIZ, EU association, and COMESA agreements ease duties for qualifying goods.
Spinning, weaving, dyeing, and garment production within a single network.
Zara owner Inditex, which buys about $2.5bn of garments a year from Bangladesh, told the commerce minister that recent yarn and logistics rule changes raise costs and delivery times and could shift or...
Spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing, and ready-made garment factories.
1,990 companies Browse Manufacturing →Looms, knitting and dyeing equipment, and aftermarket parts suppliers.
66 companies Browse Machinery →Trims, labels, buttons, zippers, and packaging for finished apparel.
93 companies Browse Accessories →Testing labs, logistics, certification bodies, and sourcing agents.
64 companies Browse Services →Egypt is actively challenging Turkey's dominance in Mediterranean textiles. Driven by massive structural investments and rising costs in Turkey, Egypt...
Read Report →Egypt cotton yarn exports slumped to 21.7K tons in 2019, down 16.8% from 2018 and 43% since 2015. As EU demand shrinks, Egypt is losing ground in its...
Read Report →In 2018, Egypt’s QIZ exports to the US hit a record $1B, up 13%. Apparel drove 83% of total trade, with manmade fibers taking a 50% share. Though Egyp...
Read Report →Egypt's textile and apparel talent marketplace — open roles from manufacturers, exporters, and brands, all in one place. Free to post, free to apply.
