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Corporación Agama SAC
Full package textile sourcing partner in Comas, Peru offering product design, development, and manufacturing of polo shirts, t shirts, and sportswear using Peruvian cotton with a focus on sustainable sourcing and market trends.
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Primary Focus
Circular Knitwear, Apparel Manufacturing, Textile Sourcing
Established
2013
Employees
11 to 50
About This Company
Corporación Agama operates as a comprehensive textile sourcing partner that handles everything from initial product conception through final delivery. The company offers full package development services, product design, and strategic consulting to brands looking to bring their collections to life. Whether clients need polo shirts, t-shirts, or sportswear lines, they receive integrated solutions tailored to their specific requirements rather than disconnected services from multiple vendors.
The operation leverages Peruvian cotton as a cornerstone material, a deliberate choice reflecting both quality standards and commitment to sustainable sourcing practices. Beyond material selection, the company maintains production capabilities that emphasize precision in manufacturing while staying attuned to contemporary market trends. Their presence at major trade shows and ongoing innovation in garment construction demonstrate an active engagement with the fashion industry's evolving demands.
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