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June 1976 * A CyGy garment was established by Guia Collantes and Carmela Santos.
September 1976 * The cousin’s started researched, copied, revised and altered designs from magazines, stores and television and they finished their first fashion collection.
1977
* Cy Gy garment got their first expansion acquiring six industrial machines and hiring more sewers.
By end of 1991 * Their employee was 25 workers. * Their manufacturing has with 12 subcontractors, that capacity up to 18,000 pieces a month. * Their making ravenous of about P14 M per year, they focus their production on making SM’s private labels ladies’ wear brand. 1980’s * Were especially challenging years for the company. This was the time when the Philippine economy experienced a slump due to Ninoy Aquino’s assassination which brought about political and economic instability.
1986
* CyGy Garments began to prosper, because of economy slightly improved. * CyGy orders expanded to 150 pieces /style and average of 4 to 5 styles per week. * During this time, entrepreneurs began to time into garments manufacturing and more ladies were manufactures have SM suppliers.
1990’s
* Metro manila was plagued with 10-12 brown outs, this compelled CyGy to purchase a generator to continue their operations.
2000
* Half of the garment racks that CyGy used to occupy in SM selling floor are being used to display goods from other local and imported garment manufacturer. * They noticed that ordered from SM were slowly dividing. * They sample were submitted frequently being rejected or when the samples were on hold. * SM asked for lower prices * They expected that the ordered volume should increase with new malls operation. * An (October) new mall in operation has initiated orders for that month.

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