TEMA GİYİM SAN.VE TİC.LTD.ŞTİ.

Manufacturer

Istanbul / Turkiye

Women’s Outerwear Manufacturer Turkey | Tema Giyim

TEMA GİYİM SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ. is a Turkish women’s outerwear and ready-to-wear garment manufacturer based in Güngören, Istanbul. The company explicitly states that it operates in “bayan dış giyim ve üretimi” — women’s outerwear and its manufacturing.

Tema Giyim works primarily on an order-based manufacturing model, producing garments according to customer requirements. Its official website confirms that cutting, sewing, final inspection and packaging are performed under the company’s own control, which supports classifying Tema as an actual garment manufacturer rather than simply a wholesaler or fashion retailer.

The company also supports customers before manufacturing through design/model development, fabric selection and accessory selection.

Product & Manufacturing Focus

Tema Giyim’s principal business areas can be classified as:

Women’s Outerwear
Women’s Ready-to-Wear
Fashion Garments
Custom Garment Production
Order-Based Apparel Manufacturing
Private/Customer-Specific Production
Garment Design & Development
Cutting
Sewing
Final Quality Control
Packaging

The official website does not provide a detailed current product catalog showing individual garment categories. Therefore, I would not automatically add coats, jackets, trousers, dresses, skirts or blouses as confirmed specialties merely because they fall under women’s outerwear. The safest verified category is Women’s Outerwear Manufacturer.

Women’s Outerwear Manufacturing

Women’s outerwear is Tema Giyim’s clearest specialization.

The company explicitly describes its activity as women’s outerwear production and states that manufacturing is carried out according to customer requirements.

Its business model is therefore particularly relevant for:

Women’s Fashion Brands
Womenswear Retailers
Private Label Buyers
Fashion Wholesalers
Boutique Fashion Brands
Apparel Importers
Buying Offices
Collection-Based Fashion Companies

Unlike some of the larger vertically integrated companies we examined, Tema does not claim yarn, knitting, weaving or dyeing production. Its position in the textile value chain is much further downstream:

Fabric & Accessories → Design/Model Development → Cutting → Sewing → Final Inspection → Packaging

So I would classify it specifically as a garment manufacturer, not an integrated textile manufacturer.

Design & Model Development

Tema Giyim provides a design-development service before production.

The company states that customer drawings and designs are prepared in its model room by a professional team.

This gives Tema capabilities in:

Customer Design Development
Model Development
Garment Preparation
Custom Product Development
Production Preparation

This is important for buyers because it suggests that Tema can work from customer concepts/designs rather than being limited to manufacturing its own predetermined collection.

Fabric Selection

Tema Giyim also assists customers with fabric selection.

Its homepage specifically refers to quality organic and imported fabric selections, while its services page describes fabric selection as part of the product-development and manufacturing process.

However, there is an important distinction:

Tema selects/sources fabrics; the website does not establish that Tema manufactures those fabrics itself.

Therefore, I would not categorize Tema as:

Fabric Manufacturer
Knitted Fabric Manufacturer
Woven Fabric Manufacturer
Dyeing Manufacturer

without additional evidence.

Accessories

Accessory selection is another service explicitly offered by Tema Giyim.

The company states that it offers a broad selection of accessories appropriate to individual garment models, while its homepage emphasizes the use of quality accessory materials.

This supports a more complete garment-development service covering:

Design + Fabric Selection + Accessory Selection + Manufacturing

Cutting & Sewing

The most important evidence of Tema’s manufacturing status is its corporate description.

Tema states that:

Cutting
Sewing
Final Inspection
Packaging

are performed within the company and under its own control.

This is a stronger basis for describing Tema as a garment manufacturer than simply relying on generic commercial registration information.

Quality Control

Tema emphasizes quality control as part of its internal manufacturing workflow.

Final inspection is explicitly listed among the operations performed under company control before products proceed to packaging.

Its stated manufacturing approach emphasizes:

Customer Requirements
Quality Standards
Production Control
Final Inspection
Customer Satisfaction
Controlled Packaging

Order-Based Manufacturing

Tema Giyim specifically states that it manufactures using a sipariş yöntemi — order-based production method.

This makes its business model particularly relevant to B2B customers requiring production according to their own:

Designs
Models
Fabric Choices
Accessories
Specifications
Collection Requirements

I would therefore include Custom Garment Manufacturer as an important secondary category.

Manufacturing Capacity

Here we need to be careful.

I could not verify reliable figures on the official website for:

Monthly production capacity
Annual production capacity
Number of employees
Number of sewing machines
Factory size
Number of production lines

Therefore, none of these should be invented or estimated.

Compared with companies such as Bordo Group, Selga or Senko, Tema Giyim publishes substantially less technical information about its manufacturing scale.

Certifications

I also could not verify current certificates such as:

GOTS
GRS
OEKO-TEX
BSCI
SEDEX
ISO

from Tema Giyim’s official website.

The homepage mentions organic imported fabric selections, but that is not sufficient evidence that Tema Giyim itself holds an organic textile certification.

Therefore I would leave the certification field blank unless documentary evidence is obtained.

Export & International Markets

The official site does not provide a sufficiently detailed list of current export markets, customers or international brands.

For that reason, I would not list specific European countries or customer brands without further evidence.

The legal/company activity information available elsewhere is broad enough to encompass import/export activities, but a company’s registered scope of business should not be confused with evidence of actual current export volumes or customers.