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Table Number Company Name 1 Alex Apparels for Ready Made Company Name Table Number 1 Alex Apparels Products : Polo Shirt - Pants – Sweat Shirt - Bermudas - Shorts - Sports Wear - T-Shirt For Ready Made Production capacity: 12,000,000 PCs/ Year Garments Chairman: Mr. Ihab Ahmed Mohi Al-Din Factory Mobile: (+2)0100-1093004 Address: Public Free Zone - Al-Ameriya - Alexandria, Egypt Telephone: (+2)03/4500184 Mobile: (+2)03/4500227 Email: m0TU [email protected] ,[email protected] U0T Website: N/A 2 Products : Polo Shirt-Home and Sleepwear-Pants -Sweatshirt- -Bermudas-Shorts-Training Suits-Sports wear-T- Alexandria Shirts-Pyjamas- Children wear Manufacturing Production capacity: 3,000,000 PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Hussein Sherin Makhluf Mobile: (+2) 0100/1612060 Address: 28 El Ekhlas St .Ezbit Hegazy –Semouha - Alexandria (Egypt) Telephone: (+2)03/4287506 Fax: (+2) 03/4287506 Email: [email protected] , U0T [email protected] Website: N/A 3 Baby Coca for Products: T-shirts- Under Wear- Baby Wear- Kids Wear-Night Wear ,Legging ,Pajamas , Night Dress ,Dresses, Wears and Tank Tops ,Strappy Vests ,Cami Vests ,jackets Hooded Jackets , skirts , Babies Blankets ,Hats ,Bibs ,Gowns Textiles ,Gloves ,Dungaree ,training suits .and All Types of Jersey Production Capacity: 12,000,000 PCs/ Year Chairman: Mrs. Sherin Eliesh Mobile: (+2)0122-2142042 Address: Alex Cairo Agricultural road kilo 11,Alexandria, Egypt Telephone: (+2)03-5045234 -(+2)03-5045353 Fax: (+2)03-5045220 Email:[email protected] ,[email protected] U0T Website: N/A 4 Bishara Textile Products: Men Jackets - Sweaters- Shirts- Coats- Pyjamas- Dress- Bouse- Skirts- Women Jackets Garment Production Capacity: 720,000 PCs/ Year Manufacturing Chairman: Mr. louis Bishara Mrs. Marie Bishara Mrs. Nelly Bishara Mobile: (+2)01222108726 (+2)01223184253 Address : 2nd industrial zone B2 Masr & Sudan ,10thof Ramadan ,El Sharkia, Egypt Telephone: (+2)015/362750 Mobile: (+2)015/362750 Email: [email protected] ,[email protected],[email protected] U0T Website: www.bishara.com.eg0TU U0T 5 Cotton Textiles Product: Knit Fabrics products incl. 100% Cotton, blended, viscose, polyester. Incl: t-shirts, polo shirts, knit Company shorts, underwear, ….etc Production Capacity: 852,600 PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Mohamed Hashem Mobile: (+2) 01222145469 Address: 25th shoubra el kheima, bigam road, qalyoubeya , Egypt Telephone:(+2) 248046284 Fax: (+2) 248046285 Email: [email protected] , [email protected] Website: N/A 6 Dolphin Product: Pants (Jeans) from all kind of Textiles Garments Production Capacity: 4,800,000 PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Mohamed Hany El Hosseiny Mobile: (+2)0122/2140142 Address: Public Free Zone Portsaid (Egypt) Telephone:(+2) 066/3724440-066/3725299 Fax: (+2) 066/3722981-066/3732811 Email: [email protected] ,[email protected] U0T Website: www.dolphinegypt.com0TU U0T 7 El Nasr Clothing Product: Polo Shirt-Home and Sleepwear-Pants-Sweatshirt-Underwear-Shorts-Training Suits-Sportswear-T- & Textiles Co. Shirts-Pyjamas (KABO) Production Capacity: 43,200,000 PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Amr El Sharnoby Mobile: +(2012) 80899884 - +(2011) 2244707(+2)03/4280695 Address: 407 Canal Al-Mahmoudia - Al Hadra - Alexandria (Egypt)Telephone:(+2) 248046284 Telephone: +(203) 4254158 - +(203) 4282432 Fax: (203) 4280923 Email: [email protected] Website: www.kabo.com.eg 8 Product: Polo Shirt-Home and Sleepwear-Pants -Sweatshirt-Bermudas-Shorts-Training Suits-T-Shirts- El Fotouh Tex Pyjamas- Production Capacity: 936,000 PCs/ Year For Ready Chairman: Mrs. Rabab Abd el Aziz el fotouh Made Mobile: (+2) 0122/3338720 Garments Address: 7 School Street martyr Abdel Moneim Riad Kobry el Khashab , Shubra Al Khaimah,Cairo Egypt Telephone: (+2) 02/42206360 Mobile: (+2) 02/44080639 Email: [email protected] U0T Website: www.elfotouhgroup.com0TU 9 El-Helal Product: Polo Shirt-Home and Sleepwear-Pants -Sweatshirt-Bermudas-Shorts-Training Suits-T-Shirts-Pyjamas- Company for Production Capacity: 9,828,000 PCs/ Year Knitting, Dyeing, Chairman: Mr. Mohamed Ibrahim Abd Al-Fatah Readymade Mobile: (+2) 0128/7629124 Address: Ezzbet Salam Street Al-Namous Bridge, Alexandria (Egypt) Garments Telephone: (+2) 03/5033340- (+2)03/5028495 Mobile: (+2)03/5022409 Email: 0TU [email protected], [email protected] U0T Website: www.elhelal0TU -egypt.net 10 El Shamy Product: Polo Shirt - Pants - Socks - Sweatshirt - Shorts - Training Suits -T-Shirts - Pyjamas - Sports wear Textile Production Capacity: 300,000 PCs/ Year Factory Chairman: Mr: Mahmud El Shami Mobile: (+2) 0100/16700600 Address: 11-47 St ,Abbasia Industrial Zone- Cairo Telephone: (+2) 26828057 Mobile: (+2) 24833866 Email: 0TU [email protected], [email protected] U0T Website: www.lantkegypt.com0TU 11 Egyptian Textiles Product: Polo Shirt-Home and Sleepwear-Pants-Sweatshirt-Underwear-Shorts-Training Suits-Sportswear- For Dyeing & T-Shirts-Pyjamas Finishing Factory Production Capacity: 16,200,000 PCs/ Year [Riad Group] Chairman: Mr. Samir Sami Riad Mr. Samer Riad Mobile: (+2)02/24822617 Address: 19, El Rom St., Misr & Sudan St., Kobba Gardens,Cairo - Egypt Telephone: (+2)02/24831361 Fax: (+2)02/24834704 Email: 0TU [email protected],[email protected], U0T [email protected] Website:U0T http://www.riadgroup.com0TU 12 Products : T-shirts, Shorts, Pants, Short Sets ,Sweaters, Cardigans, Dresses…etc FABULOUS Production capacity: 14,200,000 PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Joseph Wassef KNITWEAR CO – Mobile: (+2) 01222101937 [WASSEF GROUP] Address: 33 Badawy St., Bahtim Al Quadim Road, Ezbet El Gohary Shoubra Al Kheima - Qalubia (Egypt) Telephone: (+2)0242226946 Fax(+2)42203000 Email: Joseph.wassef@wassef0TU -group.com U0T , Sherif.nagy@wassef0TU -group.com Website: www.wassef0TU -group.com 13 Products : Polo Shirt-Pants -Sweatshirt-Underwear-Bermudas-Shorts-Training Suits-T-Shirts-Pyjamas-Dresses Production capacity: 7,200,000 PCs/ Year Leina Textiles Chairman: Mr. Mohammed Samir Al-Kafrawy - Mr. Ahmed Samir El-kafrawy Egypt Factory Mobile: (+2)0100/1304040 Address: Al-Shahid Ahmed Hamdy St.,- 3rd Industrial Zone- A1- 10thof Ramadan- El Sharkia (Egypt) Telephone: (+2)015/410190/1/2 Fax: (+2)015/410193 Email: [email protected] Website: N/A 14 Lotus Garments Products: Pants -Bermudas-Shorts Factory Production Capacity: 18,000,000 PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Hossam Al-Din Hassan Gabr [Chairman] Mobile: (+2) 01007345555 - 01223516555 Address: Public Free Zone- Port Said, Egypt Telephone: (+2)066/3742444 - 3735551 Fax: (+2)066/3735552 Email: [email protected] U0T Website: www.lotusgarments.com0TU U0T 15 Giza Spinning & Product: Polo Shirt-Shorts-T-Shirts-Home and Sleepwear-Pants -Socks-Sweatshirt-Underwear – Bermudas Weaving Co. -Shirts Production Capacity: 14,400,000 PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Mohmed Marzouk / Mr. Fadel Marzouk Mobile: (+2)0122-2103470 Address: Kafr Hakim -Kerdasa -Giza, Egypt Telephone: (+2)02/38900210-(+2)02/38900211-(+2)02/38900212 Fax: (+2)02/38900216 Email: [email protected],[email protected] U0T Website: www.gizaspin.com0TU 16 Golden Lines Product: shirts-Trousers- Sweater Santana Factory Production Capacity: 330000/ PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Ahmed Fawzy Abd El Wahab Telephone: (+2)0100/2660131 -0122/2113153 Address:33 Mahmoud Sedky Fattouh St, Off Gamal AbdEl Nasser St, Sidi Bishr Alexandria (Egypt) Telephone: (+2)03/5565256-(+2)03/5569492 Fax: (+2)03/5545233 Email:0TU [email protected] Website: www.santana0TU -alex.com 17 May For Textiles Product: Shorts- Pants- Skirts- Bermuda Pants & MenSuits Manufacturing Production Capacity: 7,974,000 PCs/ Year And Marketing Chairman: Mr. Galal Abdel Maksoud El-Zorba Co. (MAYTEX) Mobile: (+2)02/25506530 - (+2)02/25506868 Address: 15th of May City- 1st Industrial zone block 1- Helwan, Cairo, Egypt Telephone: (+2)02-25506868- (+2)02-25506644 Fax: : (+2)02-25506644 Email: [email protected] ; Website: N/A 18 Sammakia Product: Polo Shirt-Home and Sleepwear-Sweatshirt-Bermuda -Shorts-Training Suits--T-Shirts-Sports wear- Ekhwan Pyjamas Production Capacity: N/A Chairman: Mr. Firas Sammakia Mobile:(2) 0100/8882581 Address: 3 Sayed Alwan St - El Qassaseen – El Zaytom - Cairo - Egypt Telephone: (02)22850006-7 Fax: : (+2) 22850006-8 Email: [email protected],[email protected] Website: N/A 19 Sahinler Egypt Product: Polo Shirt - Home and Sleepwear - Pants - Sweatshirt - Shorts -Training Suits - Sports wear -T-Shirts - Factory Pyjamas - Underwear -Bermuda Production Capacity: 5,400,000/ PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Sharaf el Din Touson Mobile:(2) 0100/18989956 Address: 3rd Industrial. zone - Block 16 - piece 7,6 - Alexandria (Egypt) Telephone: (02) 03/4622213-14-15 Fax: : (+2)0 3/4622216 Ext: 102 Email: [email protected],[email protected] Website: www.sahinleregypt.co0TU m , www.sahinlerholding.com.tr 20 Sweet Girl Products : Knitted Garments Production capacity: 2,400,000 PCs/ Year Chairman: Mr. Ismail Abd El Zaher Mobile: ( +2 )0106/9115588 Address: 48 Mohamed Bahaa El Din Al Ghatwary 15 May Square, Smouha, Alexandria, Egypt. - Industrial Zone 3 Part 12a Block 16 Borg El Arab, Alexandria, Egypt. Telephone: ( +2 ) 0106/9115588 Fax: ( +2 ) ( 03 ) 4286851 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sweetgirlegypt.com0TU U 21 Swiss Garments Products : Pants -Permudas-Shorts-men classic suits Company Production capacity:2,764,800 PCs/ Year Chairman: Dr. Alaa Arafa Chief Executive Officer: Mrs. Hala Hashem Mobile: (+2) 010 660 795 67 th Address: Private Free Zone A1, 10P P of Ramadan City, Sharkia, Egypt Telephone: (+2) 015 410 662 Fax: (+2)015/410661
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