90 Production Inc. Pioneers Sustainable Innovation in Clothing Mass Manufacturing and Beauty Sectors
In August 2024, 90 Production concluded its two-year ODA project, CTS SEED1, and expressed its commitment to continuing its work in collaboration with developing nations, focusing on sustainable and inclusive growth for communities in need.
10/24/20242 min read


90 Production, founded in 2023, is a forward-thinking company dedicated to advancing economic empowerment and technical skills in the textile industry, particularly within developing nations. The company's primary mission is to create employment opportunities for single mothers, a strategy that supports vulnerable communities while promoting sustainable development. At the heart of 90 Production’s innovation is the Fundi Marker, a fabric waste reduction device that has been expertly localized to meet the unique industrial needs of Tanzania. In April 2023, 90 Production launched a broad collaboration with various local entities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) across Tanzania. Central to this partnership is a comprehensive training program for single mothers, designed to impart advanced garment production techniques. These sessions are meticulously structured to reduce fabric waste and improve production quality, aligning local manufacturing practices with global standards. Through this initiative, 90 Production not only strengthens local production capacities but also fosters environmental sustainability. Taking sustainability further, 90 Production developed a non-electric version of the Fundi Marker, allowing it to function in regions without access to conventional power sources. This innovation highlights the company’s commitment to adaptability and eco-consciousness.
The training is divided into theoretical lessons and practical skills application, providing participants with a thorough understanding of mass production processes. To bridge the gap between theory and practice, 90 Production constructed a state-of-the-women training facility in Tanzania. This space replicates real garment factories, giving single mothers hands-on experience in a simulated manufacturing environment. These efforts boost participants' employability and enhance the quality of local garment production. 90 Production's initiatives align with several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), such as promoting gender equality (SDG 5.5), ensuring fair wages (SDG 8.5), reducing waste (SDG 12.5), and enhancing technical education (SDG 4.4).
In 2023, the company made multiple visits to Tanzania to strengthen local infrastructure and explore opportunities for joint ventures. As the project progresses towards its completion in July 2024, 90 Production plans to expand its operations by exporting goods and establishing key logistical partnerships for importing raw materials into Tanzania. These efforts aim to further integrate Tanzania into the global apparel market and bolster the local economy. The company’s approach serves as a model for corporate responsibility and sustainable development, offering a blueprint for similar initiatives worldwide, particularly in regions where economic opportunities are essential for community growth and resilience. Additionally, 90 Production places a strong emphasis on the economic independence and personal development of single mothers, offering support through its beauty brand, ESOMI. Through ESOMI, the company provides products tailored for single mothers dealing with stretch marks and other skin concerns, helping them focus on childcare and self-improvement without the burden of skin issues. Key products include the ESOMI Skinbalm, a moisturizing cream for stretch marks, and sunscreen formulated for darker skin tones, designed to protect against sunburn and skin damage from harsh sunlight. All ESOMI products are packaged in eco-friendly materials, reflecting the company’s commitment to preserving Africa's environment and contributing to global sustainability. In August 2024, 90 Production concluded its two-year ODA project, CTS SEED1, and expressed its commitment to continuing its work in collaboration with developing nations, focusing on sustainable and inclusive growth for communities in need.