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Decision field01 · Open accessDanish Fashion & Textile MembersDenmark · European UnionRemove
Decision fit
Primary jobSource production
AreaProduction
Best forDiscovering Danish textile, apparel, accessory, private-label, technical-textile, carpet, and workwear organizations before separating brands, sellers, service firms, and actual production sites
Know before usingThis is a broad trade-association population, not a production-only directory or statement that every member manufactures in Denmark. It includes brands, distributors, logistics organizations, service firms, associations, and businesses without a visible profile link. Confirm legal identity, facility location, process ownership, capacity, minimums, price, quality, certifications, labor conditions, delivery, and project fit directly.
Practical access
ForApparel brands
Location or jurisdictionDenmark · European Union
AccessOpen access
FormatDirectory
Source typeIndustry organization
Evidence state
What the source establishesDanish Fashion & Textile says its member companies are distributed across Denmark, range from one to several thousand employees, and design, produce, or sell products from technical textiles and carpets to fashion. The public alphabetical list links many member names to their own websites and includes visible private-label, uniform, material, logistics, brand, and product businesses.
Source checkedJul 16, 2026
Next review dueJan 12, 2027
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