Companies

This category provides detailed profiles and insights into influential organizations operating across the global apparel and textile industries. It highlights key market players ranging from iconic luxury fashion houses to large-scale textile manufacturers and technical suppliers. The content explores the histories, business strategies, and significant market impacts of these industry leaders.

  • Mimioriki: Kazakhstani Children’s Fashion

    Since its launch in 2009, Mimioriki has transformed from a local manufacturing venture into a leading name in children’s fashion. As Kazakhstan’s first domestically produced children’s clothing brand, Mimioriki represents more than just apparel – it is a symbol of quality, creativity, and the power of local production. Mimioriki Philosophy: More Than Just Clothes Founded by Inna Apenko,…

  • Azala Textile in Kazakhstan

    Located in the heart of Shymkent, Azala Textile has established itself as a cornerstone of the Kazakhstani light industry. Celebrating over 12 years in the market, the factory represents the pinnacle of the “Made in Kazakhstan” movement, transforming raw materials into high-quality finished goods that compete on the global stage. As a full-cycle production facility, Azala Textile manages…

  • Kering Group

    In the competitive landscape of high-end fashion, few names carry as much weight as Kering. Known primarily as the parent company of iconic houses like Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Balenciaga, Kering has transformed itself from a French retail conglomerate into a “pure player” in the luxury market. Under the leadership of Chairman and CEO François-Henri Pinault,…

  • Hermès

    For nearly two centuries, one name has sat undisputed at the top of the luxury hierarchy: Hermès. Founded in 1837 by Thierry Hermès as a harness workshop in Paris, the brand has evolved from serving the equestrian elite to creating the most coveted fashion items in the world. What makes Hermès different? In an age of…