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Tough Cotton Supplier List TM LICENSED TOUGH COTTON SUPPLIERS Woven Woven Finished Knits Shirting Bottoms Garments LATIN AMERICA Alpha Textil de Nicaragua, S.A. Contact: Mr. Robert Huang e-mail: [email protected] Managua, NICARAGUA Phone: +505-2269-0775 Creditex S.A. Contact: Mr. Renzo Koch e-mail: [email protected] Lima, PERU Phone: +51-1-348-0491 web: www.creditex.com.pe Jungwoo Vina Co., Ltd. Contact: Mr. Richard Cho e-mail: [email protected] GUATEMALA Phone: +070-7730-4773 web: www.jungwoovina.com Liztex Contact: Mr. Saul Mishaan e-mail: [email protected] Guatemala City, GUATEMALA Phone: +502-6633-6550 Protela, S.A. Contact: Ms. Angela Bojórques e-mail: [email protected] Bogotá, COLOMBIA Phone: +57-316-469-6937 web: www.protela.com Textiles Fabricato Tejicondor S.A. Contact: Ms. Claudia Vasquez e-mail: [email protected] Medellin, COLOMBIA Phone: +57-4-448-35-00 x 2112 web: www.fabricato.com ASIA C&T VINA Contact: Mr. Chul Ho Kim e-mail: [email protected] Seoul, SOUTH KOREA Contact: Mr. Jason Lee web: www.colorntouch.com Phone: +84-12-2385-5492 Dongwon & People Contact: Mr. Shain S. Shin e-mail: [email protected] Seoul, SOUTH KOREA Phone: +82-2-2218 8963 Fountain Set Limited Contact: Ms. Apple Kwong e-mail: [email protected] Kwai Chung, HONG KONG Phone: +852-3478-6000 web: www.fshl.com Global Dyeing Co., Ltd. Contact: Mr. Andy Kim e-mail: [email protected] VIETNAM Phone: +82-2-3493-8497 web: www.hansoll.com Goldtex Group Contact: Ms. Chole Su e-mail: [email protected] CHINA Phone: +86-757-2837-2265 web: www.cngoldtex.com Handsome Textile Ltd. Contact: Dr. Keunhoo Park e-mail: [email protected] SOUTH KOREA Phone: +82-2-3287-9394 web: www.hansoll.com Hansoll Textile Ltd. Contact: Dr. Keunhoo Park e-mail: [email protected] SOUTH KOREA Phone: +82-2-3287-9394 web: www.hansoll.com Haputex Limited Contact: Ms. Rebecca Ip e-mail: [email protected] HONG KONG Phone: +852-2327-2090 Ilshin Spinning Co., Ltd. Contact: Mr. Ho Choi e-mail: [email protected] Seoul, KOREA Phone: +82-31-489-4611 web: www.ilshin.kr Jungwoo Vina Co., Ltd. Contact: Mr. Lee Bok Hwa e-mail: [email protected] SOUTH KOREA Phone: +84-61-356-6260 web: www.jungwoovina.com Kam Hing Piece Works Limited Contact: Ms. Cara Leung e-mail: [email protected] Panyu City, CHINA Phone: +852-2406-4933 Maxim Textile Technology Sdn Bhd Contact: Ms. Didi Gan e-mail: [email protected] MALAYSIA Phone: +659-729-9118 web: www.ghimli.com Mingshi Dyeing Factory Co., Ltd. Contact: Ms. Susan Li e-mail: [email protected] Hebei Province, CHINA Phone: +86-311-8737-2098 web: www.hbmingshi.com Cotton Incorporated Cary, New York, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Osaka, Mexico City www.cottoninc.com TM LICENSED TOUGH COTTON SUPPLIERS Woven Woven Finished Knits Shirting Bottoms Garments ASIA CONT Nice Dyeing Factory Limited Contact: Mr. Paul Mak e-mail: [email protected] HONG KONG Phone: +86-769-8882-1738 x 1168 web: www.texwinca.com Pacific Textiles Contact: Mr. Eric Lai e-mail: [email protected] Panyu, CHINA Phone: +852-2945-5546 web: www.pacific-textiles.com Rengitex Trading Pte Ltd. Contact: Mr. Steven Lee e-mail: [email protected] Johor, MALAYSIA Contact: Ms. Winnie Lee e-mail: [email protected] Phone: +65-6566-2324 Sapphire Finishing Mills Ltd. Contact: Mr. Naveed Yousaf e-mail: [email protected] Lahore, PAKISTAN Phone: +92-42-35393608-09 web: www.sapphiremills.com SSDC (TIGERTEX) Co., Ltd. Contact: Mr. Suchon Nisamaneepong e-mail: [email protected] Prachinburi Province, THAILAND Phone: +66-0-2-2950368 web: www.ssdc-tigertex.com TAL Apparel (S) Pte. Ltd. Contact: Dr. Linus Siu e-mail: [email protected] Park Mall, SINGAPORE Phone: +65-6334-1163 web: www.talgroup.com Tat Fung Textiles Co., Ltd. Contact: Ms. Shadow Chan e-mail: [email protected] CHINA Phone: ++852-3759-5838 web: www.tatfung-tex.com TST International Group Limited Contact: Mr. Star Ou Yang e-mail: [email protected] HONG KONG Phone: +86-20-38878258 web: www.tstco.com UNITS, INC. Contact: Mr. Hank Park e-mail: [email protected] Seoul, SOUTH KOREA Phone: +82-2-2059-2431 web: www.U-knits.com Winnitex Group Contact: Ms. Ann Ho e-mail: [email protected] Tsuen Wan, HONG KONG Phone: +852-2437-6234 web: www.winnitex.com Durable Press Non-durable Press To assist your company, Cotton Incorporated has compiled this list of potential suppliers. This list represents companies that Cotton Incorporated understands have the capabilites/products you are seeking; however, this list is not exhaustive and there may be additional suppliers. Cotton Incorporated cannot guarantee that each company has the ability or willingness to deliver a particular product or service. Although we make every attempt to keep this list up to date, there may be cases where a company’s capabilities, products or status may have changed. Cotton Incorporated is providing this list as a courtesy, but makes no warranty or representation, either expressed or implied, with respect to the suppliers contained herein. Likewise, no statement contained herein shall be construed as a recommendation to use a specific supplier and Cotton Incorporated assumes no responsibility for any negligence on the part of any supplier included in this list. 013018 AMERICA’S COTTON GROWERS AND IMPORTERS. Services Marks/Trademarks of Cotton Incorporated ©2018 Cotton Incorporated. 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