Activewear
Technical garments, performance fabrics and product development.
Explore activewear →Sri Lanka · apparel & textiles
Made with precision.
Built for the world.
Find source-linked Sri Lankan manufacturers for apparel, textiles and product development—then start a more informed sourcing conversation.
USD 5.30B2025 apparel export revenue*
350,000Direct employees*
40.68%Of 2025 national export revenue*
USD 7B2030 export target*
A focused sourcing destination
For the brief behind the garment.
Sri Lanka’s apparel sector spans product development, garment production and textile manufacturing. This directory is built for sourcing teams that need a credible starting point—not generic claims.
From idea to approved sample
Development is part of the decision.
Use the category and manufacturer pages to narrow a brief by product type, manufacturing route and publicly documented capability before requesting commercial information.
How to write a useful apparel RFQ →Start by product need
Choose a manufacturing route.
Lingerie
Precision construction, components, accessories and dyeing.
Explore lingerie →Denim
Garments, washes, finishes and dye processes.
Explore denim →Babywear
Childrenswear and babywear sourcing requirements.
Explore babywear →Woven garments
Garment construction and wet-processing solutions.
Explore wovens →Fabrics
Knitted and woven fabric sourcing.
Explore fabrics →The work behind the product
Every garment is a sequence of decisions.
Textile intelligence
Look beyond the finished product.
A sourcing decision often starts with the fabric, construction, performance requirement and development process—not a supplier name. Our buyer guides help turn those variables into clearer questions.
Open buyer guides
What to validate
Separate public evidence from commercial detail.
Product fit
Start with the product category, construction and development needs that match your brief.
Documented capability
Review the manufacturer’s public information and follow the source links before making claims part of your decision.
Commercial fit
Confirm MOQ, lead time, capacity, sample policy, compliance documents and pricing directly with the manufacturer.
We do not publish unverified commercial terms as facts. Use the RFQ route to request the information specific to your programme.
Quality is a process
Ask better questions before bulk production.
Build your factory evaluation around the product, documentation and production process that matter to your order.
Read the evaluation guide →
Material verification
Good sourcing begins before the order.
Confirm the relevant material, construction, sample and documentation requirements directly with each manufacturer. Public information is a starting point, not a substitute for due diligence.
Read the verification guide →Source-linked directory
Meet the manufacturers.
Each profile links to public information from the company or a relevant official source. The directory does not infer factory capacity, MOQ, certification status or commercial terms.
MAS Holdings
Design-to-delivery apparel and textile manufacturing.
View profile →Brandix Apparel
Integrated manufacturing and product innovation.
View profile →Hirdaramani
Design, production and supply-chain solutions.
View profile →Omega Line
Lingerie manufacturing, accessories and dyeing.
View profile →Jay Jay Mills Lanka
Babywear and childrenswear manufacturing.
View profile →Orit Trading Lanka
Denim, washes, finishes and dye processes.
View profile →From factory to market
Keep the final handover in view.
Packaging, handover and logistics are part of the sourcing conversation. Define the delivery and market requirements in the RFQ so manufacturers can respond to the actual brief.
Build your RFQ →
Ready to source
Bring a clear brief.
Get a clearer route forward.
Share product type, materials, expected volume, target market and timing. Your brief becomes the basis for a more useful first conversation.
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