Georgia produces uniforms for Croatian National Football team
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Made in Georgia is printed on labels on the inside of the Croatian National Football team’s uniforms.
As Georgia’s Ministry of Economy announced the Georgian factory Adjara Textile makes official uniforms for Croatian National Football team.
This is not the first international deal for Adjara Textile as the factory has already been cooperating with some of the world’s biggest sportswear manufacturers, including Nike, Puma, New Balance and Under Armour.
Uniform of Croatian National Football team produced in Georgia. Photo: Marketer.ge.
Clothes of these brands are made in Georgia’s Black Sea port town of Poti, where one of Adjara Textile’s factory is located.
As of today Adjara Textile exports over 10,000,000 clothes abroad with the label – Made in Georgia.
Georgia is fostering its growing textile industry by building a new factory in the capital city of Tbilisi. Georgia’s Economy Minister Dimitry Kumsishvili opened a new factory Tiflis Textile today.
Products of some of the world’s biggest sportswear manufacturers, including Nike, Puma, New Balance and Under Armour, will soon be made in Georgia’s Black Sea port town of Poti.
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