PT Asia Garment Internasional

Indonesia is the origin of PT Asia Garment Internasional, which lists 86 active products across women's apparel. The supplier’s catalogue spans eight top categories, including Other Ladies Dresses, Trousers & Shorts, Ladies Tops, Cardigans, Ladies Skirts, Jumpsuits, Shirts & T‑Shirts, and Knitted & Woven Garments. Products range from individual tops such as Octavia Top, Vanessa Top and Daniela Top to outerwear like Vivi Poncho and Nyla Poncho With Button. Cardigan items such as Annie Cardigan With Button, Morgan Long Cardigan and Juliana Short Cardigan are recorded with HS code 6110.20, while Lila Short Cardigan carries HS code 6110.30. Additional offerings include kimono‑style garments, short and long pants, skirts and a variety of dresses, completing the 86‑item listing.

The listed garments are primarily constructed from rayon, viscose blends or 100 % rayon, as indicated for the cardigan line. These fibers are typical for lightweight to medium‑weight women’s apparel, offering drape and breathability suitable for tropical and temperate markets. HS chapter 61, which covers knitted or crocheted apparel, is the main customs classification for the supplier’s items, reflecting standard tariff treatment for such garments. No additional material specifications such as polyester or cotton are detailed in the catalogue, limiting the current material profile to the rayon‑based pieces. The breadth of product type aligns with common export portfolios from Indonesian garment manufacturers targeting international fashion buyers.

PT Asia Garment Internasional’s current catalogue lists 86 SKUs, including tops (Octavia, Vanessa, Daniela), ponchos (Vivi, Nyla, Kamila), cardigans (Annie, Morgan, Juliana, Lila), kimono‑style garments, short and long pants, skirts and dresses. Cardigan entries specify HS code 6110.20 for rayon or rayon/viscose blends and 6110.30 for 100 % rayon, indicating knitted garments in the 61.10 sub‑heading. In the broader industry, rayon and viscose fabrics are graded by yarn count (e.g., 30‑40 Ne) and fabric weight, typically ranging from 120 to 200 g/m² for lightweight tops and up to 250 g/m² for outerwear. Buyers commonly request Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 certification to verify the absence of harmful substances in rayon garments, as well as ISO 9001 quality‑management compliance for production consistency. Standard sizing follows Asian and European measurements, and colorfastness to washing, rubbing and light (ISO 105‑B02, ISO 105‑X12) are typical quality tests applied to these apparel categories.

While the catalogue does not list polyester, cotton or blended fabrics, Indonesian manufacturers often supplement rayon lines with poly‑viscose blends to improve durability and shrink resistance. Such blends are usually produced in GSM ranges of 180‑240 for shirts and 250‑300 for jackets, and are subject to the same HS 61.10 classification.