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24 August 2023

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24 August 2023

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How Türkiye’s Ozmoz Kidswear goes ‘extra mile’ to fend off competition

Türkiye's apparel suppliers are worried about soaring costs and retaining custom. Mahir Ozden, textile engineer and founder of apparel supplier and brand Ozmoz, tells Just Style being fluid during times of changing demand and willing to try new things can help producers stay afloat.

Hannah Abdulla August 24 2023

Ozmoz Kidswear founders Mahir Ozden and Mukadder Ozden. Credit: Shutterstock.

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