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Mobaco Cottons

Egyptian cotton fashion since 1985

Egypt , Cairo Founded 1985 501-1000 Website

Operating Since1985 (41y)

About Mobaco Cottons

Mobaco Cottons is one of Egypt's leading indigenous fashion brands founded in 1985, specialising in cotton clothing for men, women, and children made from Egyptian cotton. With retail stores across Egypt and select international markets, Mobaco celebrates Egyptian cotton heritage and represents the premium casual wear segment.

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Quick Facts

CountryEgypt

Founded1985

TypeSME

ModelB2C

Team Size501-1000

Operating In

Egypt

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