RACE
2nd
Ferrari
$145.86Bn
392.93
-2.24%
-19.02%
Ferrari creates and sells personal luxury goods and collectibles that reflect the brand's elevated style and luxury positioning.
NKE
Nike
$52.47Bn
35.38
-1.26%
-49.26%
Nike's principal business activity is the design and worldwide marketing and selling of athletic footwear, and it identifies as the largest seller of athletic footwear in the world.
TPR
Tapestry
$23.05Bn
115.01
+0.77%
+1.58%
Tapestry is a house of luxury lifestyle brands (Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman) that designs and sells premium handbags, accessories, and footwear. Its identity and pricing are defined by luxury positioning, competing directly with luxury houses like Prada and Gucci.
RL
Ralph Lauren
$21.35Bn
355.23
-0.21%
+13.29%
Ralph Lauren is described as a global leader in luxury lifestyle products, with an identity and pricing defined by luxury positioning. It designs and sells premium branded apparel, footwear, and accessories through owned boutiques and wholesale channels.
ONON
On Holding AG
$18.81Bn
29.62
+0.24%
-30.06%
On Holding AG's primary revenue driver is the design and sale of footwear, with shoes representing CHF 2,804.4 million of its total net sales in 2025. The company develops innovative footwear for running, outdoor, training, and tennis using proprietary technologies like CloudTec and Helion superfoam.
TSCO
2nd
Tractor Supply
$16.33Bn
31.29
-0.70%
-44.98%
The company has a dedicated 'Clothing, Gift & Décor' product category, which accounts for 10% of its net sales.
AS
2nd
Amer Sports
$15.22Bn
27.30
+0.22%
-21.44%
The company has a significant business line in technical apparel and outerwear for mountain and alpine activities, specifically through the Arc’teryx and Peak Performance brands.
BILI
2nd
Bilibili
$12.58Bn
15.02
+1.21%
-46.53%
The company earns revenue from IP derivatives, which specifically includes the sale of anime-related apparel.
DECK
Deckers Outdoor
$11.12Bn
78.12
+0.57%
-22.94%
Deckers Outdoor is primarily a designer and manufacturer of footwear, as evidenced by its core brands UGG, HOKA, and Teva. The company's business profile emphasizes the sale of high-performance running shoes, sheepskin boots, and outdoor sandals.
LULU
Lululemon Athletica
$10.25Bn
96.19
-0.70%
-45.94%
Lululemon designs and manufactures technical athletic apparel, including pants, shorts, tops, and jackets for yoga, running, and training. The company controls the process from design to distribution, fitting the profile of an apparel manufacturer.
LEVI
Levi Strauss
$7.60Bn
19.69
-0.30%
-15.49%
Levi Strauss designs and manufactures a wide range of apparel, including jeans, casual and dress pants, activewear, tops, and jackets under brands like Levi's and Beyond Yoga. The company generates revenue through the wholesale and direct sale of these clothing products.
VSXY
2nd
Victoria's Secret
$7.07Bn
88.42
-0.96%
+225.79%
The company designs and markets its own branded apparel and intimates under the Victoria's Secret, PINK, and Adore Me brands, performing the functions of an apparel manufacturer in addition to retailing.
URBN
2nd
Urban Outfitters
$6.54Bn
76.38
+0.98%
+6.93%
The company designs and markets its own private label apparel and accessories, such as the BDG and frans collections, which are sold through its wholesale segment to department and specialty stores.
GIL
Gildan Activewear
$6.52Bn
42.62
-0.42%
-26.26%
Gildan Activewear is a vertically integrated manufacturer of basic apparel, including T-shirts, fleece, polos, and underwear. The company designs and produces these garments in its own facilities and sells them under brands like Gildan, American Apparel, and Comfort Colors.
BIRK
Birkenstock Holding
$5.97Bn
32.44
-1.79%
-28.31%
Birkenstock designs and manufactures sandals and shoes, including iconic silhouettes like the Arizona and Boston. The company operates a vertically integrated model, producing 100% of its proprietary footbeds in German factories.
ANF
2nd
Abercrombie & Fitch
$5.72Bn
134.69
+0.88%
+57.44%
The company designs and markets its own branded apparel and accessories under the Abercrombie and Hollister families. It also generates revenue through wholesale partnerships, supplying its own designed goods to department stores and specialty retailers.
CROX
Crocs
$5.64Bn
117.31
-4.34%
+40.41%
Crocs designs and manufactures casual lifestyle footwear, including clogs, sandals, and loafers under the Crocs and HEYDUDE brands. Its revenue is primarily derived from the sale of these footwear products through wholesale and direct-to-consumer channels.
VFC
V F
$5.53Bn
14.06
-2.97%
-2.56%
V. F. Corporation designs and manufactures apparel, clothing accessories, and textiles through brands like The North Face, Dickies, and JanSport. Its revenue is generated from the sale of these branded soft goods through both wholesale partners and direct-to-consumer channels.
GOLF
2nd
Acushnet Holdings
$4.82Bn
82.54
+0.00%
+5.16%
The company designs and manufactures golf shoes through its FootJoy brand, which is described as a leading position in the golf shoe market.
MANU
2nd
Manchester United
$3.65Bn
20.95
+0.77%
+38.38%
The club generates significant revenue from the retail, merchandising, and apparel of Manchester United-branded goods, including a major partnership with adidas for branded clothing.
KTB
Kontoor Brands
$3.44Bn
63.01
-1.98%
-21.01%
Kontoor Brands designs and manufactures apparel, denim, and workwear under the Wrangler, Lee, and Helly Hansen brands. The company generates the majority of its revenue from the sale of these branded clothing products through wholesale and direct-to-consumer channels.
WRBY
Warby Parker
$3.42Bn
27.76
+0.98%
+0.65%
Warby Parker designs its eyewear in-house and sells prescription glasses, non-prescription glasses, and sunglasses directly to consumers. These products are categorized as clothing accessories and soft goods within the apparel and accessories industry.
PVH
Pvh
$3.42Bn
74.08
-2.24%
-11.57%
PVH Corp. designs, sources, and sells branded clothing and related products under trademarks like TOMMY HILFIGER and Calvin Klein. Its core business is the manufacture and wholesale/direct sale of apparel categories including jeanswear, sportswear, and dress shirts.
SHOO
Steven Madden
$3.28Bn
44.77
-0.82%
+33.72%
The company's primary business is the design, sourcing, and marketing of footwear, with wholesale footwear alone accounting for 40.9% of total revenue. It manages multiple footwear brands including Steve Madden, Kurt Geiger, and Dolce Vita.
ZGN
Ermenegildo Zegna
$3.25Bn
12.52
-0.87%
+32.49%
The company is a vertically integrated luxury fashion house operating prestige brands like ZEGNA, Thom Browne, and TOM FORD FASHION. Its revenue is primarily driven by the sale of high-end menswear, womenswear, and leather goods to affluent consumers through owned boutiques and select wholesale channels.
YETI
2nd
YETI Holdings
$2.99Bn
41.02
-3.62%
+23.63%
The company also designs and sells apparel as part of its product offerings for outdoor enthusiasts.
PII
2nd
Polaris
$2.97Bn
52.14
-0.78%
-10.30%
The company designs and manufactures garments and apparel, such as helmets, jackets, and gloves, which are sold as part of its vehicle lines.
COLM
Columbia Sportswear
$2.94Bn
57.41
-1.59%
+9.77%
Columbia Sportswear designs and manufactures outdoor active and lifestyle apparel and accessories across its brands, including Columbia, Mountain Hardwear, and prAna. The company generates revenue through the wholesale and direct-to-consumer sale of these clothing products.
HOG
2nd
Harley-Davidson
$2.54Bn
24.44
-1.57%
-12.40%
The company designs and sells branded apparel and licensed products to motorcycle enthusiasts.
CALY
2nd
Callaway Golf
$2.52Bn
14.10
-0.42%
+48.42%
The company has a substantial 'Apparel, Gear and Other' segment that designs and sells golf and lifestyle apparel, headwear, and accessories under brands like TravisMathew and OGIO.
NWL
2nd
Newell Brands
$2.25Bn
5.28
-0.75%
+0.76%
The Outdoor and Recreation segment designs and manufactures technical apparel sold under the Marmot brand.
FIGS
Figs
$2.18Bn
13.86
-1.42%
+107.17%
FIGS designs and sells technically advanced apparel, specifically premium scrubs, lab coats, and outerwear for healthcare professionals. The company's core scrubwear styles represent over sixty percent of its net revenues.
UAA
Under Armour
$1.91Bn
4.46
+4.21%
-10.62%
Under Armour designs and manufactures high-performance athletic apparel, including compression gear, training apparel, and outerwear under brands like HEATGEAR and COLDGEAR. This apparel segment is a core driver of its revenue through both wholesale and direct-to-consumer channels.
CPRI
Capri Holdings
$1.68Bn
14.10
-3.89%
-29.22%
Capri Holdings is a global fashion luxury group owning Versace, Jimmy Choo, and Michael Kors, brands defined by luxury positioning. The company designs and manufactures high-end leather goods, accessories, and ready-to-wear collections sold through owned boutiques and wholesale channels.
WWW
Wolverine World Wide
$1.57Bn
19.10
-0.73%
-30.39%
The company is a leading designer and marketer of a broad range of footwear, including brands like Merrell, Saucony, Wolverine, and Cat. Its primary revenue is generated from the sale of branded footwear across casual, work, outdoor, and athletic segments.
MOV
Movado
$1.20Bn
33.24
-0.92%
+75.22%
Movado designs, manufactures, and distributes watches and jewelry under owned brands like Movado and Concord, as well as licensed brands like Coach and Hugo Boss. The company's primary revenue is generated from the sale of these timepieces and accessories to wholesale customers and direct consumers.
GIII
G Iii Apparel
$1.16Bn
27.12
-0.48%
+1.92%
G-III Apparel designs and manufactures a wide range of apparel and accessories, including outerwear, dresses, sportswear, and athleisure. The company generates a significant portion of its revenue through the wholesale of these products to national and regional retail chains like Macy's and TJX Companies.
CRI
Carters
$1.15Bn
31.33
+0.22%
+11.02%
Carters Inc designs, sources, and markets apparel and accessories for babies and young children through brands like Carter's and OshKosh B'gosh. The company's core business is the manufacture and sale of clothing for newborns up to size 14.
REAL
TheRealReal
$1.08Bn
8.84
+0.57%
-16.84%
The company's entire business model is centered on the resale of luxury goods, specifically high-end brands like Chanel, Hermès, and Louis Vuitton. Its identity and value proposition are defined by luxury positioning, providing authentication for prestige accessories, fashion, and jewelry.
CODI
Compass Diversified Holdings
$820.82Mn
10.91
-1.27%
+64.80%
The company has significant revenue from technical apparel and gear via 5.11, hunting apparel via Velocity Outdoor, and synthetic insulation for outerwear via PrimaLoft.
FOXF
2nd
Fox Factory Holding
$772.11Mn
18.37
-1.76%
-24.37%
The Specialty Sports Group designs and manufactures protective apparel, including jerseys and gloves, for mountain biking and motocross.
GOOS
Canada Goose Holdings
$756.74Mn
7.79
+1.04%
-43.51%
Canada Goose is fundamentally a luxury house, positioning itself as a premium brand competing with Moncler and targeting luxury shoppers. Its revenue is derived from high-end, prestige outerwear, apparel, and accessories sold through owned boutiques and curated high-end wholesale partners.
WEYS
Weyco
$462.36Mn
48.41
-0.12%
+60.88%
Weyco designs and markets a portfolio of footwear brands including Florsheim, Nunn Bush, Stacy Adams, and BOGS. Its primary revenue is generated from the sale of leather dress shoes, casual footwear, and outdoor boots.
CAL
Caleres
$419.58Mn
12.16
-2.17%
-6.75%
Caleres designs, develops, sources, and manufactures footwear for men, women, and children across a diverse brand portfolio including Sam Edelman, Naturalizer, and Allen Edmonds. Its core business is the creation and distribution of footwear products.
TRON
2nd
Tron
$389.62Mn
1.42
+3.65%
-26.42%
The company's Toy and Souvenir segment specifically offers apparel as one of its product categories distributed to entertainment venues.
FOSL
Fossil
$388.33Mn
6.57
+6.66%
+155.64%
Fossil Group specializes in the design, development, and distribution of watches and jewelry, which are its core product offerings. The company competes directly with established watch manufacturers like Citizen, Seiko, and Swatch.
OXM
Oxford Industries
$365.77Mn
24.42
-2.32%
-39.76%
Oxford Industries designs, sources, and markets branded apparel and sportswear through its portfolio of brands including Tommy Bahama, Lilly Pulitzer, and Johnny Was. The company's core business is the creation and distribution of clothing and accessories for men, women, and girls.
RCKY
Rocky Brands
$334.63Mn
44.69
-1.65%
+50.02%
Rocky Brands is a designer and manufacturer of premium quality footwear, selling products under brands like Rocky, Durango, and Georgia Boot. Its revenue is primarily generated from the sale of footwear across various target markets including work, outdoor, and military.
ELA
Envela
$313.90Mn
12.09
-2.74%
+54.80%
Envela's consumer segment focuses on the buying and selling of authenticated pre-owned luxury hard assets, specifically fine jewelry, diamonds, gemstones, and luxury watches. This activity aligns with the design, manufacture, and sale of jewelry and timepieces described in D-13.
LVWR
2nd
LiveWire
$312.23Mn
1.52
-6.17%
-68.00%
The company generates revenue from the sale of apparel associated with its electric motorcycle brand.
LE
2nd
Lands' End
$308.64Mn
10.28
+0.49%
-27.09%
The company designs and sells its own branded solution-based apparel, swimwear, outerwear, and uniforms through its various channels.
FNKO
2nd
Funko
$302.96Mn
5.41
+1.50%
+57.27%
The company designs and manufactures apparel and softlines, specifically through its Loungefly brand which accounts for 17% of sales and includes bags, wallets, and clothing.
JAKK
2nd
Jakks Pacific
$287.61Mn
25.13
-0.79%
+34.17%
The company operates a dedicated Costumes segment that creates Halloween and everyday costumes for children, teens, and adults based on brands like Harry Potter and Pokemon.
DBI
2nd
Designer Brands
$262.51Mn
6.05
-3.97%
+70.90%
Through its Brand Portfolio segment, the company designs, develops, and sources footwear for exclusive and licensed brands like Keds and Topo, selling them via wholesale and direct-to-consumer e-commerce.
CURV
2nd
Torrid Holdings
$237.27Mn
2.38
+0.42%
+36.00%
The company utilizes a vertical sourcing model and in-house research and development to design and manufacture its own exclusive product lines, including activewear, denim, and intimate apparel.
BRCC
2nd
Brc
$226.85Mn
9.07
-1.84%
-41.86%
The company generates revenue from the sale of branded apparel, which is offered both through its direct-to-consumer platform and its Outpost locations.
GPRO
2nd
GoPro
$211.77Mn
1.29
-3.01%
-39.15%
The company sells lifestyle gear including t-shirts, hats, and other soft goods that reflect its brand identity.
MAMK
MaxsMaking
$201.73Mn
13.00
+0.00%
+411.81%
MaxsMaking designs and manufactures customized textile products, including backpacks, shopping bags, aprons, and tablecloths. Its revenue is derived from the sale of these branded and personalized soft goods to enterprises, schools, and individual consumers.
SGC
Superior Group Of Companies
$201.71Mn
12.65
-1.17%
+18.00%
The company's Healthcare Apparel segment manufactures and sells scrubs, lab coats, protective apparel, and patient apparel under brands like Wink and Fashion Seal. Additionally, the Branded Products segment creates branded uniform programs, fitting the design and manufacture of apparel and textiles.
BZUN
2nd
Baozun
$164.24Mn
3.06
+0.33%
-24.44%
Through its Brand Management segment, the company designs, develops, manufactures, and markets its own branded apparel and accessories, including those acquired through the Gap transaction.
NIU
2nd
Niu Technologies
$145.50Mn
1.86
-3.12%
-60.34%
The company sells NIU branded lifestyle apparel as part of its product portfolio alongside its vehicles.
BRLT
Brilliant Earth
$135.42Mn
1.33
+0.00%
-35.75%
Brilliant Earth designs and sells fine jewelry, including diamond engagement rings, wedding bands, and gemstone rings. Its revenue is driven by the sale of these jewelry products to individual consumers via e-commerce and physical showrooms.
DLTH
Duluth Holdings
$135.08Mn
3.90
-1.02%
-0.26%
Duluth Holdings designs and manufactures a wide range of apparel, including men's and women's workwear, casual wear, and outdoor apparel. The company's revenue is driven by the sale of these branded clothing items featuring technical materials and functional designs like reinforced seams and utility pockets.
VRA
Vera Bradley
$132.52Mn
4.62
+8.20%
+129.85%
Vera Bradley designs and manufactures women's handbags, luggage, travel items, and fashion accessories. These products, along with the apparel mentioned in its revenue categories, fall under the design and manufacture of apparel and clothing accessories.
LANV
Lanvin Group Holdings
$131.88Mn
1.05
+1.94%
-49.52%
Lanvin Group Holdings is a global luxury fashion group whose identity and pricing are defined by luxury positioning across its portfolio brands (Lanvin, Wolford, Sergio Rossi, St. John, and Caruso). The company designs and manufactures premium branded luxury apparel, leather goods, and accessories sold through owned boutiques and select wholesale channels.
VNCE
Vince Holding
$130.14Mn
10.07
-0.69%
+201.50%
Vince Holding is described as a global luxury apparel company that positions itself as an 'everyday luxury brand' with a pricing strategy emphasizing premium quality. It sells high-end leather, suede, and cashmere collections through owned boutiques and wholesale partners, fitting the profile of a luxury house.
CLAR
2nd
Clarus
$129.80Mn
3.39
-1.17%
-3.14%
Clarus designs and manufactures activity-based apparel, including shells, insulation, midlayers, and pants for outdoor recreation.
PLBY
Playboy
$120.72Mn
1.02
-0.97%
-30.61%
The company's primary revenue drivers include the Honey Birdette brand, which sells luxury lingerie and apparel, and the licensing of the Playboy brand for apparel and accessories. It competes directly with apparel brands like Levi's, Lacoste, and Victoria's Secret.
AKA
A.K.A. Brands Holding
$119.29Mn
10.88
-1.09%
+12.75%
The company designs and manufactures trend-driven apparel and streetwear through brands like Princess Polly, Petal & Pup, and mnml. It generates revenue from the sale of these branded clothing items via direct-to-consumer and wholesale channels.
KBSX
2nd
Fst
$73.42Mn
1.64
-4.09%
+13.10%
FST Corp. sells KBS-branded golf apparel, which is a distinct product line from its core equipment manufacturing business.
LEAT
2nd
Leatt
$72.86Mn
11.70
-0.85%
-3.31%
The company has a dedicated Apparel and Accessories segment that designs and manufactures jerseys, pants, jackets, mono suits, and casual clothing for off-road motorcycle and bicycle riders.
JRSH
Jerash Holdings (US)
$71.88Mn
5.66
-1.57%
+70.48%
Jerash Holdings is a manufacturer of sportswear and outerwear, producing items such as jackets, polo shirts, t-shirts, pants, and shorts. It generates revenue by supplying these finished garments to global brands like The North Face, Timberland, and Vans.
BMHL
2nd
Bluemount Holdings
$58.70Mn
4.32
-6.90%
+18.68%
The company operates a Commodity Trading segment that sources, purchases, and sells brand new luxury branded timepieces to collectors and investors. This activity involves the sale of high-end luxury watches as tangible assets.
LVLU
2nd
Lulu's Fashion Lounge Holdings
$38.52Mn
12.79
+12.89%
+172.13%
The company designs and sources its own inventory, including dresses, tops, bottoms, and outerwear. It employs a proprietary product development process to introduce hundreds of new styles each week.
LVO
2nd
LiveOne
$35.31Mn
2.59
+12.61%
-37.29%
Through its Media Group segment and subsidiary Custom Personalization Solutions Inc, the company designs, manufactures, and sells personalized apparel.
BRIA
BrilliA
$34.50Mn
1.38
+0.00%
-33.01%
BrilliA designs and manages the production of lingerie and apparel for major brands like Fruit of the Loom, Hanes, and Jockey, as well as its own DIANA brand. Its core business is the design, sourcing, and production management of clothing and textiles.
BIRD
Smartbird
$30.82Mn
2.61
+11.54%
-53.97%
Allbirds' primary business is the design and production of footwear for men and women, utilizing materials like merino wool and eucalyptus tree fiber. The company operates a dedicated Footwear segment which is a core driver of its revenue.
NOMA
2nd
Nomadar
$26.13Mn
1.71
+2.40%
—
Nomadar commercializes the Mágico González brand through the e-commerce sale of apparel and memorabilia.
SKFG
2nd
Stark Focus
$24.37Mn
2.45
-13.73%
+4,800.00%
Historically, the company operated Common Design Limited, which was a supplier of niche apparel, including dress up, casual, and athletic clothing for global markets.
IVDN
Innovative Designs
$8.86Mn
0.23
+0.00%
-23.33%
The company designs and sells specialty outdoor clothing and cold weather gear under the Arctic Armor brand, including jackets, pants, gloves, and hats. These products are sold through retail stores, sales agents, and an ecommerce platform.
LSEB
LSEB Creative
$7.21Mn
0.44
+0.00%
+25.71%
LSEB Creative designs and sells elevated swimwear, including one-piece suits, two-piece sets, cover-ups, and swim trunks. Although it contracts production to third parties, it acts as the brand owner and designer of these apparel products.
SBDS
2nd
Solo Brands
$7.16Mn
2.79
-0.36%
-81.55%
Through its Chubbies segment, the company designs and sells premium casual apparel and activewear, including shorts, swimwear, pants, and outerwear.
PMNT
Perfect Moment
$6.92Mn
0.13
+8.33%
-70.45%
Perfect Moment is explicitly described as a luxury skiwear and lifestyle brand that operates in the luxury apparel sector. It targets affluent consumers and competes with luxury houses such as Moncler, Prada, and Bogner, positioning its identity and pricing around luxury aesthetics.
BGICF
Birks
$5.17Mn
0.27
-3.57%
-75.45%
Birks is a designer and manufacturer of fine jewelry and timepieces, selling its own branded collections and third-party luxury brands. Its revenue is primarily derived from the sale of jewelry ($68.9 million) and timepieces ($108.9 million).
XELB
XCel Brands
$4.53Mn
0.70
+0.00%
-60.23%
Xcel Brands designs and markets branded apparel, footwear, and accessories through brands like Halston and C Wonder. While it operates an asset-light licensing model, its primary product output and revenue streams are derived from the apparel and accessories categories.
ATXG
2nd
Addentax
$3.03Mn
3.71
+8.48%
-75.27%
The company operates a garment manufacturing segment through subsidiaries like HSW and YS, where it manufactures and sells garments to wholesalers in the PRC.
DBGI
Digital Brands
$2.62Mn
4.79
+5.04%
-98.54%
Digital Brands Group designs and produces apparel products through a portfolio of brands including Bailey 44, DSTLD, and Sundry. The company generates revenue from the sale of clothing ranging from contemporary women's wear to collegiate licensed loungewear.
IWAL
iWallet
$2.13Mn
0.02
+0.00%
-33.33%
The company designs and develops biometric locking wallets and wearable security accessories for individual consumers. While these are 'smart' products, they are fundamentally clothing accessories/soft goods, which falls under Apparel and accessories.
AREB
2nd
American Rebel Holdings
$810.52K
0.08
+33.33%
-100.00%
The company creates and markets branded apparel and accessories under the American Rebel name, which is cited as a primary source of revenue.
QSJC
Tancheng
$744.86K
0.17
+0.00%
-65.31%
The company's primary current revenue is generated from the design, manufacture, and sale of ornament and adornment products, specifically 'Jue Cheng' ornaments made from gold, copper, and polymer nanomaterials, as well as zodiac pendants featuring gemstones and precious metals.
NCI
2nd
Neo-Concept International Group Holdings
$640.08K
1.26
+0.00%
-91.39%
The company designs and sells its own branded apparel under the label 'les 100 ciels', which involves the manufacture and sale of clothing and accessories.
JEM
707 Cayman Holdings
$385.22K
3.51
-1.40%
-96.38%
The company generates its primary revenue by selling finished apparel products, including knitted and woven garments like t-shirts, trousers, and jackets, to brand owners. Although it uses third-party manufacturers, it manages the design, product development, and sourcing, acting as the seller of the finished apparel.
AHRO
2nd
Authentic Holdings
$0.00
0.00
—
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Through its Authentic Heroes subsidiary, the company designs and sells fan-wear collectibles and apparel that embed fibers from event-worn clothing.
TWOH
2nd
Two Hands
$0.00
0.00
—
—
The company has a business segment focused on artisan crafted denim and premium combed Pima cotton yarns. This involves the production and sale of textiles and clothing accessories.
