Mr Kabir, CEO of Universal Apparel, states,  “We are extremely excited about obtaining a contract for the cargo short pants. I am negotiating ferociously to get the order for the 2020 clothing collection and we are also in the process of negotiating multimillion contracts to supply   t-shirts, long pants, hoodies and thermals for several different, massive wholesalers. In addition, a new potential wholesaler in Florida has been impressed by  our products so that we are now competing against several other manufacturers to supply hoodies for sale in  that immediate area.The contracts and purchase orders will  hopefully be finalized in a short period of time as our reputation precedes us. This will keep our oversees factories at full capacity until the late  summer of 2020.”

Updates will be forthcoming. 

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