Top 12 Vietnam Clothing And Garment Manufacturers List
The top clothing manufacturers in Vietnam are Vinatex, TAL Apparel, Maxport, Phong Phu (PPJ), TNG Investment and Trading, Viet Tien, and Thygesen Textile Vietnam. Vietnam exported roughly 46 billion US dollars of textiles and apparel in 2025, second only to China, and the 12 factories ranked below produce for Nike, Lululemon, Uniqlo, H&M, Decathlon, and most other global apparel brands. Each profile covers location, scale, specialization, certifications, named brand clients, and Cosmo's direct experience with the factory.
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The Top 12 Vietnam Clothing Manufacturers
Ranked on export scale, verified certifications, and named brand clients drawn from corporate disclosures, Fair Labor Association filings, and US customs records, plus Cosmo's direct factory experience on the ground since 2014.
Thygesen Textile Vietnam
Activewear, kidswear, and workwear knits with Danish group standards
- Location
- Hanoi headquarters; factories in Phu Tho and Hung Yen provinces.
- Specialization
- Activewear, kidswear, underwear, workwear, and hospitalwear knits. Full-package OEM and ODM, up to 800,000 pieces per month.
- Certifications
- SA8000, WRAP, GOTS, GRS, OEKO-TEX Standard 100, ISO 9001:2015.
- Named clients
- Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, DKNY, Fjällräven, Girlfriend Collective.
Maxport Limited
Vietnam's most advanced performance and outdoor apparel producer
- Location
- Five factories across Hanoi, Nam Dinh, and Thai Binh; 6,000+ workers.
- Specialization
- Technical knits and wovens, seam-sealed jackets, base layers, leggings, sports bras.
- Compliance
- Fair Labor Association accredited, EDGE gender equality certified, Better Work participant.
- Named clients
- Nike, Lululemon, Arc'teryx, The North Face, Asics, Gymshark.
Fashion Garments (FGL)
Vertically integrated outerwear, uniforms, and activewear under the Hirdaramani Group
- Location
- Four factories in Dong Nai province; 10,000+ staff.
- Specialization
- Outerwear, uniforms, and activewear with in-house weaving, washing, embroidery, and printing.
- Group standards
- BSCI, WRAP, OEKO-TEX, and GOTS commonly held across the Hirdaramani network.
TAL Apparel
Maker of one in six men's dress shirts sold in the United States
- Location
- Vietnam factories in Thai Binh and Vinh Phuc provinces, with additional operations in Hung Yen and Phu Tho.
- Specialization
- Dress shirts, woven shirts, polos, blouses, knits, pants, and suits.
- Global scale
- Around 25,000 employees and 55+ million garments per year across 11 Asian factories.
- Named clients
- Brooks Brothers, Burberry, Banana Republic, J.Crew, Tommy Hilfiger.
Phong Phu Corporation and Phong Phu International (PPJ)
Vertically integrated denim and woven group, yarn to garment
- Structure
- Phong Phu Corporation (founded 1965, part of the Vinatex group) is the textile parent; Phong Phu International JSC (PPJ) is the export garment affiliate with 16,000+ workers.
- Location
- Headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City, with production sites including Long An.
- Specialization
- Denim, wovens, knits, and home textiles across four PPJ divisions.
- Named clients
- Express, JCPenney, Okaidi, plus a wide US and European retail base.
Vinatex (Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group)
Vietnam's state textile group and the industry's largest player
- Location
- Hanoi headquarters with 50+ joint stock subsidiaries nationwide.
- Scale
- Roughly 95 percent of Vietnam's yarn production and annual capacity of around 352 million garments.
- Listed
- IPO on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange in 2014; 2025 consolidated revenue of around 718 million US dollars.
- Specialization
- Full-chain control from fiber and yarn through fabric, dyeing, and finished garments.
TNG Investment and Trading
Outerwear and sportswear at scale, a Decathlon top-three global supplier
- Location
- Thai Nguyen, northern Vietnam. 11 sewing factories and 220 production lines.
- Specialization
- Outerwear, sportswear, and a growing fashion and uniform business. Listed on the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX).
- Certifications
- BSCI, WRAP, ISO 9001.
- Named clients
- Decathlon (which named TNG one of its top three global suppliers), The Children's Place, H&M, Walmart, Zara, GAP.
Viet Tien Garment Corporation
Tailored suits, dress shirts, and uniforms at retail scale
- Location
- Headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City with multiple factories across southern Vietnam.
- Specialization
- Tailored suits, dress shirts, casualwear, and uniforms. One of Vietnam's longest-running large apparel groups.
- Workforce
- Around 20,000 across the corporation.
- Named clients
- Nike (confirmed in US customs shipment records), plus Uniqlo, H&M, and Levi's per industry reporting.
TCE Denim (TCE Group Vietnam)
Sustainable denim from Korea's TCE Group, in joint venture with Vinatex
- Structure
- South Korean TCE Group joint venture with Vinatex and Thien Nam, with the largest project in Nam Dinh province. Two Vietnam factories.
- Specialization
- Jeans, denim jackets, skirts, and shirts.
- Sustainability
- Water-saving dyeing, one-bath sulfur dyeing, aniline-free indigo, and eco-friendly sanforizing.
Thai Son S.P
Family-owned knit specialist with the lowest MOQ on this list
- Location
- Ho Chi Minh City, two facilities, around 990 workers.
- Specialization
- Activewear and lightweight knit cut-and-sew: single jersey, pique, and French Terry.
- MOQ and lead time
- 200 to 300 pieces per style. Samples in 7 to 14 days; bulk in 25 to 45 days from sample approval.
- Certifications
- SA8000, BSCI, OEKO-TEX on selected fabrics.
Duc Giang Garment Corporation (Dugarco)
11 member companies and 25 factories across northern and central Vietnam
- Location
- Headquartered in Hanoi, with 8,000+ workers and 160+ production lines across the network.
- Specialization
- Casualwear, uniforms, workwear, and sportswear. Both OEM and ODM services.
- MOQ
- Typically 3,000+ pieces per style.
- Certifications
- BSCI, WRAP.
- Named clients
- Hugo Boss, The North Face, Ralph Lauren.
Song Hong Garment JSC
Nam Dinh export workhorse and one of Vietnam's most profitable garment companies
- Location
- Nam Dinh province, founded 1988, with around 11,000 workers.
- Specialization
- CMT and FOB export garments, strongest in basics and casual apparel for the US market, plus a domestic bedding brand.
- Listed
- Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE: MSH). FY2025 revenue of around 5.5 trillion VND, with net profit up 52 percent year over year.
- Named clients
- Walmart, Nike, Target, Columbia, Haddad Brands.
How to Choose Between Them
Start with volume. The giants on this list (Vinatex, TAL, FGL, PPJ, Viet Tien) run programs at 10,000+ pieces per style and are the right call for retail-scale orders. The mid-tier names (TNG, Dugarco, Song Hong, Maxport, Thygesen, TCE) quote comfortably from roughly 1,000 to 10,000 pieces, with most preferring the upper end. Thai Son S.P is the outlier: 200 to 300 piece MOQs make it the only true small-batch option here.
Then match the specialty. Activewear and performance work points to Maxport, Thygesen, or Thai Son. Denim points to PPJ or TCE. Dress shirts and tailoring point to TAL or Viet Tien. Children's clothing points to Thygesen or TNG. Uniforms and workwear point to Dugarco or Viet Tien.
One caveat that matters more than any ranking: if your order is under roughly 3,000 units per style, the best factory for your product probably is not on this list at all. Vietnam has more than 6,000 garment factories, and the smaller specialists that fit a 500-piece pilot aren't writing blog posts or showing up in Google results. Finding and vetting that factory is the practical hard part, and it is what Cosmo does on the ground. For the full vetting process, MOQ tiers, certifications, and cost benchmarks, see our complete guide to sourcing clothing from Vietnam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the largest clothing manufacturer in Vietnam?
Vinatex (Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group) is the largest by overall scale, with roughly 95 percent of Vietnam's yarn production and annual capacity of around 352 million garments across 50+ subsidiaries. By single-company workforce, Viet Tien at around 20,000 employees is among the largest, and TAL Apparel produces 55+ million garments per year across its Asian network.
Which factories make clothing for Nike in Vietnam?
Maxport is one of Nike's named apparel suppliers in Vietnam, and Viet Tien appears in US customs shipment records as a Nike supplier. Eclat Textile Vietnam also produces performance knits for Nike. Nike's footwear production in Vietnam runs through a separate factory base; see our guide to shoe manufacturers in Vietnam.
What MOQ do top Vietnam clothing manufacturers require?
The giants on this list typically require 3,000 to 10,000+ pieces per style, and retail-program work at TAL or FGL runs far higher. Thai Son S.P is the exception at 200 to 300 pieces per style. Below roughly 3,000 units, smaller specialist factories not on lists like this one are usually the better fit.
How many garment factories does Vietnam have?
Vietnam has more than 6,000 garment, textile, and clothing factories employing roughly 2.5 to 2.7 million workers. The 12 companies on this list are the largest and best-known export names, but most of the industry is made up of smaller, specialized operations.
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