At the exhibition of industrialists and entrepreneurs of Turkmenistan, dedicated to the 18th anniversary of the UIET, newcomers to the textile industry presented their achievements alongside well-known brands. Among them was “Ayna Denim”, a manufacturer of stylish denim garments and accessories made from natural cotton.
Despite its status as a debutant, the company already has a developed infrastructure, including branches in Istanbul and a modern production complex in Ashgabat, launched in 2023.
The company operates on the principle of a full production cycle, representing a vertically integrated system. This allows it to control every stage of garment creation—from the initial design concept and pattern development to sewing and finishing processes in its own laundries. The presence of its own facilities for prototype development and hardware selection ensures high flexibility in working with clients and guarantees compliance with international quality standards.
“Our factory is based in Ashgabat and uses high-quality raw materials, which allows our jeans to retain their rich color and shape even after numerous washes,” noted Yara Miraliyevna, “Ayna Denim” representative.
“This is our first time participating in the exhibition of the Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs of Turkmenistan. In the capital, we have already opened two stores—one in the ‘15 Years of Independence’ shopping center and another in the Gurtly residential area, where we offer our products at affordable prices. In addition, the factory works with custom orders. For volumes starting from one thousand units, our specialists are ready to develop designs tailored to the client’s requirements. We are currently actively expanding our exports. The main flow goes to Russia, and recently the first batch of products was shipped to Poland.”
“Ayna Denim” also pays close attention to sustainability. The implementation of water-saving technologies and the use of environmentally friendly materials in production processes help minimize negative environmental impact. The company’s participation in the exhibition demonstrates the potential of Turkmenistan’s private sector and highlights the country’s importance in the development of advanced and environmentally safe technologies in the region’s textile industry.
