HANIN GROUP
One group, built around the life of a garment.
Sustainable Design · Responsible Manufacturing · Circular Recycling
Every operating brand under Hanin Group sits inside one of three commitments — from how a garment is imagined, to how it's made, to what happens after it's worn out.
Three commitments across one lifecycle
01 — Design
Sustainable Design
Uniform and workwear design built for durability and brand identity from the first sketch.
02 — Manufacture
Responsible Manufacturing
Digital, on-demand production that cuts overproduction at the source.
03 — Retire
Circular Recycling
A documented path for uniforms once retired — collected, processed, and remade.
The Hanin Group family
Each brand carries its own identity and works with its own clients — every one of them is backed by the same group, since 1972.
1972
The year Hanin started manufacturing in Hong Kong.
−90%
Reduction in cycle time versus traditional supply chains.
Zero
Minimum order quantity — production matches real demand.
4–8 weeks
Digital production cycle, down from a traditional 10–15 months.
Manufacturing built to not overproduce in the first place
Before a uniform is ever retired, Hanin Group's digital apparel factory is already cutting waste at the source — producing to real demand instead of a forecast. Make on demand. No minimum order quantity. No speculative inventory sitting in a warehouse.
Responsible Consumption & Production
Hanin Group's approach to responsible production and consumption is built around the UN's 2030 Agenda — reducing overproduction, extending garment life, and closing the loop on what's left over.
Aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Decent Work & Economic Growth
Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
Climate Action