Global Textile is committed to environmental protection, social responsibility, and transparent governance across all six stages of production.
We grow cotton, produce fiber, spin yarn, knit and dye fabric, and manufacture finished garments. From 65,000 hectares of cultivated land to the final product, we control the entire chain. Not because it is more convenient, but because responsibility leaves no room for intermediaries. Every liter of water, every kilowatt, and every workplace is our responsibility. What goes into the work determines what comes out of it.
Our factories employ people with disabilities — including deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals — alongside all other principles of responsible manufacturing: fair wages, sustainable raw materials, and reduced environmental impact. We follow a standard that defines not only what we produce, but also who we produce it with.
We do not see standards as the ceiling — for us, they are the starting point. Fair wages, sustainably grown cotton, and reducing our energy footprint are not obligations pursued for the sake of certification. They reflect our view of how the industry should operate. We uphold these principles because we control the entire chain — and there is no justification for doing otherwise.
Sustainability is embedded in our operations — it is not a marketing layer.
Reducing our impact at every stage of production
A people-first culture, fair labor, and community impact
Transparent governance, certified systems, and full traceability
Six years of measurable progress — from our first certification to solar energy.
GTS launched in Tashkent. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 obtained. NETAFIM drip irrigation installed.
ISO 9001:2015 certification. First BSCI audit — zero forced labor violations.
The FGT factory opened in August 2020. More than 1,500 jobs were created. A closed-loop water recycling system was installed.
Partnership with EOS Data Analytics. Water consumption reduced by 30%.
EU organic cotton certification obtained. Global Textile joined ITMF.
Solar panel installation has begun. Cotton dust is used as boiler fuel.
Our ESG program directly contributes to eight United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
From fiber to finished fabric — every stage is verified and certified by international organizations.
Our team can provide ESG documentation, BSCI reports, and OEKO-TEX certificates.