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A compound advantage no other sourcing hub replicates.
Preferential trade access, legal labor flexibility, and Mediterranean logistics, combined in a single manufacturing base.
How fabric from anywhere becomes duty-free in the US, a tariff unlock unavailable to most competing sourcing countries.
Fabric originates abroad
Raw materials and fabrics sourced globally, full freedom to optimise for cost, quality, and speed.
Cut & sewn in Jordan
Transformation in Jordan qualifies the garment for Jordanian origin, while compliance and quality stay under one roof.
Duty-free US entry
The finished garment enters the US market duty-free, a structural landed-cost advantage most sourcing hubs cannot offer.
Simplified Rules of Origin for garments and textiles · freedom to source raw materials globally while maintaining Jordanian origin qualification · compliance aligned with the Jordan Compact framework.
❋ Trade framework advantagesJordan ships to the US at 0% tariff under the reciprocal trade agreement, offering buyers a stable, duty-free landed-cost basis rather than the higher, less predictable exposure seen at Far East hubs.
❋ Tariff positionJordan legally permits up to 70% expatriate workforce, flexible, cost-efficient access to skilled labor, combined with a large young local population.
❋ Labor accessZero-tariff parity, locked in
Jordan ships to the US at 0% tariff under the reciprocal trade agreement, outperforming tariff-exposed Far East manufacturing hubs where exposure remains structurally higher and less predictable. That rate applies to qualifying goods under the existing US–Jordan trade framework, giving buyers a stable, duty-free landed-cost basis rather than a rate subject to future negotiation.
Mediterranean corridors, two ports, one base
Access to both Aqaba and Haifa enhances export logistics, flexible shipping options, shorter transit times, and fast, efficient routes into Europe and the United States.
