Looking for a clothing manufacturer in Australia?

Ellen Clothing Manufacturer delivers in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane.

Wherever you are located in Australia, Ellen Clothing Manufacturer can help you.

As a consultant at Ellen Clothing Manufacturer, I am responsible for all regions of Australia: Victoria, NSW (New South Wales), Queensland and the rest of Australia.

I also deal with clients in Singapore and in Japan.
So from our clothing factory in Vietnam I am dealing with all the South East Asia region.

Due to the lovely weather in Australia, the kind of clothes we make for Australian clients is mostly Shorts as well as T-shirts and singlets (Tank shirts).
Of course we can also make Jeans, Jackets, Coats even if these clothes are usually more demanded by colder countries.

Feel free to give me a call with any requests on +61 28 00 33 618 that's my phone number in Sydney.
When you call me on this number from Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane or anywhere in Australia you only pay the call at local rate. The phone call is then redirected to our office in Vietnam at our cost.

This is our way to make it Easier for you to ask the questions that matter to You.

Speak to you soon,
Mr Kim

Tel: +61 28 00 33 618 (Sydney, Australia)
Skype id: Ellen-AU-clothing-manufacturer
e-mail: Ellen-AU-clients@hotmail.com

See how the exchange rate between Australia and Vietnam impacts the AUD cost of clothes made in Vietnam.

Order online clothes from Australia: the Australian Dollar against the Vietnam Dong over the last 3 months. Dec08.

Order online clothes from Australia: the Australian Dollar against the Vietnam Dong over the last 3 months. Dec08.

Are you starting a clothing line for the Australian market?
Added on Dec 9th 2008
Then take a look at the articles written by my boss at Ellen Clothing Manufacturer: They are full of basic information that can be used when starting a brand of clothes in you area.

More information about clothing and manufacturers
Additionally, you can read the blogs of my colleagues Tinh and Kim (always by following the related links in the left column).
Just like me, they do their best to answer most frequently asked question to clothing manufacturers.
Each of our business blogs feature some case studies for Jeans, t-shirt and more.
Everything you read in our blogs are true questions recently asked to us by contacts and clients in our respective areas.
Tinh and Kim blogs are updated with case studies and examples about clothes for their countries, however it is fair to assume that this information can be useful to Australian clients.

Given the hard time we - Vietnamese people - are having trying to write in proper English, I sincerely hope that the information we have put together is of help to your business.

You need a small run of clothes for Australia?
Added on Dec 6th 2008
Cost of clothes: Let's make it smooth to work together.
I know the question that is burning your lips starts with: "How much does it cost to make...?"
My contacts in Australia, Singapore or Japan usually have in mind a certain quantity of clothes and ask me the price for these clothes.
I don't think that makes sense, I think they secretly are wondering:
What is the minimum quantity of clothes I must order to get my clothes at my budget purchase price.

Please make it easy for me to help you, tell me your price expectation so that I can work out the lowest matching quantity.

Australia in the Vietnam News:
The Prime Minister of Vietnam, Phan Van Khai, who is on a four-day visit to Australia, is to meet his counterpart, John Howard, in Canberra for talks expected to focus on economic issues.

At a meeting with business leaders in Melbourne, Mr Khai welcomed the strengthening of commercial and cultural ties, and acknowledged Australian support for the Vietnamese economic restructuring programme.

A small group of expatriate Vietnamese staged a demonstration in Melbourne against Mr Khai's visit, saying oppression continued in Vietnam.
Meanwhile, a veteran adviser to the Vietnamese government involved in drafting the reforms, Nguyen Xuan Oanh, has told that to make further progress Vietnam needed to find ways of involving bright young people regardless of whether they were members of the ruling Communist party.