Our Vietnam

Vietnam is more than just a sourcing market for us — it’s where we work, build relationships, and understand how things really get made. From furniture and home decor to ceramics and woven products, we’ve seen firsthand the strength and versatility of local manufacturing.

Being on the ground allows us to stay close to our suppliers, react quickly, and turn ideas into reliable production. It’s this connection to Vietnam — its people, factories, and capabilities — that we bring to every project.

Key Advantages

  1. Legacy of Quality & Design
    Vietnam’s cultural and French-influenced heritage has nurtured craftsmanship and aesthetics, reflected today in its strong product and packaging design capabilities.
  2. Abundant Natural Resources
    Local availability of wood, bamboo, rattan, clay, zinc, and metals enables sustainable, cost-efficient production and faster product development cycles.
  3. Skilled Workforce
    With a literacy rate above 95% and a growing number of design, business, and engineering graduates, Vietnam provides a capable and flexible workforce ready for international standards.
  4. Competitive Labor Costs
    Vietnam remains one of Asia’s most cost-efficient manufacturing hubs. Average manufacturing wages range from USD 290 – 350 per month, balancing quality and affordability.
  5. “China + 1” Advantage
    As global supply chains diversify, Vietnam has become a prime alternative manufacturing base. Rising tariffs and geopolitical pressures on neighbouring countries have accelerated investment and export growth here.
  6. Stable & Pro-Business Environment
    Vietnam enjoys long-term political stability and consistent economic growth (GDP + 5.7% in 2024), providing a safe and reliable environment for foreign partners.
  7. Expanding Global Market Access
    Vietnam benefits from more than 15 active free-trade agreements—including the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)—granting preferential access to major global markets such as the EU, Japan, South Korea, and Australia.