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Trades about 57% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Zhejiang Giuseppe Garment Co., Ltd is an apparel enterprise based in Pingyang, China, that comprehensively handles the conceptualization, development, manufacturing, and marketing of professional uniforms and school attire. Operating under its proprietary "George White" and "giuseppe" labels, the company distributes its products across China. Its extensive offerings include a wide range of tailored garments for both men and women, such as suits, trousers, vests, skirts, and shirts, along with various outerwear options like jackets and windbreakers. Additionally, it specializes in sports school uniforms. Giuseppe Garment serves a diverse array of institutional and corporate clients spanning industries like finance, utilities, telecommunications, postal services, and tobacco.
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