Founded in 1996, YILTEKS Garment has today reached a monthly production capacity of 250,000 pieces. It first grew with brands working at high volumes and on a project basis; as the needs of the fashion sector changed, it became a company that adopts innovations first, follows them constantly, and also serves faster and more flexible order sizes.

How this company works

In an era where tastes, production technologies and quality expectations change rapidly, YILTEKS Garment has maintained its success graph consistently — thanks to a young, dynamic team that follows the latest fashion trends and carries out every kind of R&D on model and washing.

Built on high-volume work

The company grew with brands working at high volumes and on a project basis, which set its quality discipline.

Rebuilt for speed

As the fashion sector changed, the same lines were reorganised for faster, more flexible order sizes.

Adopt the innovation first, follow it constantly, and still deliver flexible quantities on time.

Why this matters for your order

Yılteks Garment sits between project-scale production and fast fashion — large enough for volume, organised enough for speed.

Volume without rigidity

250,000 pieces a month, planned so that a smaller repeat order still fits the schedule.

  • 250,000 pieces a month
  • Project-scale experience
  • Flexible reorder handling

First to the new

New washes, new finishes and new machinery are tested here before they reach the wider group.

  • Continuous R&D on washing
  • Trend-led model development
  • Barcoded production tracking

Frequently asked questions

500 pieces per style, per colour. Below that we can still develop samples and run a proto programme so a capsule drop is never blocked by quantity.

Denim and non-denim trousers, jackets, shorts, skirts and shirts.

Yes. Washing and garment dyeing have been our core business since 1968, with our own laboratory, R&D team and 45,000 m² of closed area in Türkiye.

amfori BSCI, SLCP, IDFL, ISO, Cascale, Textile Exchange (GRS and OCS), Sedex, WRAP and OEKO-TEX. Full certificate scans are shared on request.

Production in the Port Said Public Free Zone started in June 2026, with a monthly capacity of 300,000–400,000 denim and non-denim garments.