Georgian brand Rumor doubles production capacity and prepares a sportswear line
Georgian clothing brand Rumor has doubled its production capacity after moving to new premises in Tbilisi in September. In its 14 October report, BMG quoted the founder as saying that the company had invested GEL 30,000 of its own profits in equipment.
Rumor has focused on corporate uniforms and temporarily paused its women’s casual collections as business orders increased. The first designs in a sportswear line were planned for release by the end of October. The founder said the company employed around 15 people.
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