
ManufacturerNegombo, Sri Lanka
Eskimo Fashions Knitwear (Pvt) Ltd
Eskimo Fashion makes knitted and sewn accessories and hosiery in Sri Lanka, including beanies, scarves, gloves, socks, tights and leggings.
Sarasavi offers custom socks and tights with private labeling, development and sampling through its Sri Lankan group operations.
Lower minimums are offered without numerical quantities, so agree the specific construction and order size. Buyer-specified shipment is available, but destination eligibility and consumer fulfillment remain unknown; the separate Ethiopian Isabella company is not the same production entity.[1, 2]
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ManufacturerNegombo, Sri Lanka
Eskimo Fashion makes knitted and sewn accessories and hosiery in Sri Lanka, including beanies, scarves, gloves, socks, tights and leggings.

Manufacturer +1Colombo, Sri Lanka
Comfort Clothing Company makes and decorates T-shirts, uniforms, shirts, caps and promotional clothing.
Manufacturer +1Panadura, Sri Lanka
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ManufacturerDehiwala, Sri Lanka
Kalaro develops hand-knitted garments and display models for designers and yarn companies through Sri Lankan artisan production.
ManufacturerSri Lanka
Kleiderfort develops children’s, women’s and men’s clothing through a managed production network.
Manufacturer +1Kelaniya, Sri Lanka
Lesova Holdings offers bulk custom clothing and branded promotional apparel from a city office in Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.