As a garment manufacturer dedicated to a sustainable future, our perspective extends beyond traditional manufacturing. We see a world where fashion is not just about style, but also about responsibility.
Embodying CHEUNG YUE’s ethos - 'Crafting with care, with nature at heart,' we are committed to produce garment thoughtfully and sustainably, with a strong emphasis on environmental consciousness and a deep respect for the natural.
Through genuine partnerships with our employees, clients, suppliers, and society, CHEUNG YUE aim to build a collaborative ecosystem that values transparency, trust, and shared goals, working together towards a more sustainable and equitable future for all of us.
The garment industry in Hong Kong has evolved significantly over the years. In the past, it thrived as a major manufacturing hub, benefiting from low-cost production and high export volumes. However, this scenario has shifted towards creative design, branding development, and logistics management in recent years.
Currently, there is a growing emphasis on sustainability and ESG principles, along with eco-friendly practices in Hong Kong. Looking ahead, there is a focus on innovation and technology, with potential growth in local, sustainable production catering to niche markets, positioning Hong Kong as a leader in sustainable fashion.
The garment industry in Cambodia is a vital sector driving economic growth and boosting export revenue. Recently, by focusing on ethical production, skill development, and meeting consumer preferences for sustainability, it success in maintaining its role as a key player in the global supply chain.
In Vietnam, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations are increasingly shaping business practices and investment decisions. Garment businesses are recognizing the importance of sustainability, ethical business practices, and social responsibility.
Vietnam's garment manufacturing industry has a rich history of growth and development, establishing the country as a significant player in manufacturing. Recently the industry is undergoing a shift towards sustainability and responsible practices, prioritizing eco-friendly production and ethical labor conditions. The industry is poised to embrace innovation, transparency, and sustainability, ensuring a positive trajectory towards a more ethical and environmentally conscious sector.
The garment industry in China has historically known as the “world factory” in global manufacturing. However, in recent years, due to the diversification of supply chains, compatible labor cost and evolving consumer demands for sustainable and ethically produced clothing, production has shifted to other Asian Countries. The trend is expected to continue, with China adapting its industry focus towards innovation, automation, and higher value-added manufacturing processes to stay competitive.
