WE DIDN'T JUST MAKE THE CLOTHES - WE HELPED BUILD THE BRAND.

In response to the global COVID-19 pandemic, Charter Link pivots production to manufacture face masks on a non-profit basis, supplying charitable organisations and government bodies — a demonstration of the group’s commitment to community and social responsibility.

A new factory opens in Vietnam, dedicated to licensed costume and character apparel — marking Charter Link’s bold entry into a high-growth, design-driven category and deepening its footprint in the North American retail supply chain.

Charter Link Group now operates 4 factories across Asia with over 3,000 employees worldwide — a testament to more than three decades of craftsmanship, partnership, and continuous growth.

Charter Link embarks on a comprehensive digitalisation and technology transformation programme — modernising production management, supply chain visibility, and operational efficiency across all facilities.

Charter Link begins active research into eco-friendly materials and sustainable production inputs — advancing our commitment to responsible manufacturing for the next generation.

Charter Link opens a factory in the Philippines, further diversifying its Asian manufacturing footprint and strengthening its capacity to serve global retail clients at scale.

Charter Link opens Prominent Garment Co., Ltd. in Vietnam — 17,000 sqm, 800 workers, 500 sewing machines — marking a strategic entry into Southeast Asia’s fast-growing production landscape.

lululemon becomes a partner of Pacifica Manufacturing — at a time when technical activewear barely existed as a category. lululemon’s founder invests directly into the facility, making Charter Link a joint partner in the brand’s early growth. The founding product and development team works out of our Vancouver offices, creating a close loop between design, manufacturing, and community feedback. This culture of tight collaboration remains in our DNA today.

Charter Link expands into mainland China, opening a production facility in Dongguan — positioned at the heart of the Pearl River Delta manufacturing corridor and marking the group’s first step into Asia-based operations.

Mr. Frankie Hon and Mrs. Elky Ma (Hon), Hong Kong industrialists, arrive in Canada and establish Pacifica Manufacturing in Vancouver — Charter Link’s first facility, specialising in high-quality sportswear production.

Elky takes on direct responsibility for overseeing production at Pacifica Manufacturing, bringing her garment expertise to the factory floor and raising the facility’s quality and operational standards.