Turkmenistan’s textile sector has gained a new addition with the launch of home textile production under the Bella Notta brand by private enterprise Näzli hyzmat.
The company began commercial production at the start of 2026 and is targeting both domestic and international markets with a range of household textile products.
The Bella Notta portfolio currently includes bed linen sets, towels in various sizes and colors, and other home textile products. According to company representatives, the manufacturing facility has the capacity to produce up to 80,000 sets per month, reflecting the company’s ambition to establish a strong presence in the regional home textiles market.
Production utilizes a variety of fabrics, including satin, ranforce, cretonne, flannel, fleece, bamboo, and linen. Most raw materials are sourced from Turkmenistan’s state-owned textile enterprises, while bamboo and flax fibers are imported from Belarus and China to support product diversification and quality standards.
The company emphasizes the use of natural materials and offers products in multiple sizes and specifications. In addition to standard collections, Bella Notta also provides customized textile solutions tailored to individual customer requirements.
Beyond serving the domestic market, the company has already established export channels to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia. It is also exploring opportunities to expand into European markets as part of its long-term growth strategy.
The Bella Notta brand was officially showcased for the first time at TurkmenTextile Expo 2026 in Ashgabat, one of the country’s leading textile industry events. The company plans to strengthen its international presence through participation in major industry exhibitions, including the upcoming Central Asia HomeTextile 2026 exhibition in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
The launch highlights the continued development of Turkmenistan’s textile industry, which is increasingly focusing on value-added products, export growth, and greater participation in regional and international textile markets.