Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory Receives "Made in Russia" Certification, attesting to the high quality of its home textile products.

October 29, 2026

Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory, a leading Russian textile and home textile manufacturer from the Ivanovo region, has received a "Reliability" certificate under the "Made in Russia" voluntary certification system from the Russian Export Center (REC, VEB.RF Group). These documents confirm that the company's children's and adults' bedding, as well as table and kitchen textiles, meet high-quality standards.
A range of products have been certified: children’s sheets, adult sheets (including the YERRNA brand), bath towels, and tablecloths and kitchen textiles (towels (including waffle towels), tablecloths, napkins and heat-resistant mats).
Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory Joint Stock Company is a joint-stock company with over two centuries of history. Incorporated in 1998, its origins trace back to the first printed fabric factory founded in 1820 by the Bosilin family, merchants from Shuya. As early as 1829, at a Russian textile exhibition, the Bosilin family's fabrics were highly praised for "the durability of the dyes, the quality of the fabric, and, equally importantly, the reasonable price." Today, this cotton Factory, with five factories and a complete textile production process, has continued these traditions for three centuries.
The Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory is a leading enterprise in the industry in terms of technological upgrading and import substitution. From 2018 to 2020, the company implemented a major investment project to modernize its preparation, weaving, and finishing facilities, enabling it to continue supplying high-quality wide-width fabrics to the Russian market despite restrictions on imported fabrics during the pandemic. In April 2020, the company was included in the list of Systemically Important Organizations in Russia.
The entire production process is subject to strict quality control and has obtained GOST compliance certification. The factory has also passed ISO 9001 certification.
For 17 years, from 2005 to 2022, the Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory was a major supplier of cotton bedding to a large global chain enterprise, which held a significant share of the Russian home textile market. Today, YERRNA brand bedding has become a subject of research at economics universities, regarded as a prime example of successful import substitution.
All products certified "Made in Russia" use domestically produced cotton fabrics, including printed cotton, plain weave, poplin, pleated fabric, satin, and striped satin. All fabrics and finished products are durable, shrink-resistant, and retain their vibrant colors for many years. Each collection offers a variety of prints and color combinations.
As a fully integrated manufacturing enterprise, the Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory adheres to strict standards at every stage of production, from spinning and weaving to sewing, ensuring high-quality finished products. This closed-loop production model allows the company to develop pricing strategies independent of the interests of intermediate suppliers, thereby achieving the optimal balance between price and quality for consumers.
The company places great emphasis on product research and development, producing bedding in a variety of fabrics, including some unique or rare materials in the Russian market: pleated fabrics, satin fabrics, striped satin fabrics, and peach-colored printed cotton. Product lines are regularly updated, with an average of 1,000 new prints introduced annually. A modern plain-weave dyeing production line enables the company to produce wide-width fabrics in various colors, meeting the growing market demand for solid-color bedding.
Since 2002, the company has been committed to expanding its foreign economic activities. Currently, its export markets include Belarus and Kazakhstan, the two countries with the largest demand for its products. The company plans to further expand its business in China, India, the UAE, and Africa.
The cooperation with the Russian Export Center Group began in 2018. Since then, the company has participated in numerous exhibitions, trade fairs, and business trips, completed the "Export Trilogy" export accelerator project, mastered analytical tools, market barriers and requirements navigation tools, and developed many other non-financial products.
“Obtaining the "Made in Russia" certification is an affirmation of the highest product quality, highly regarded not only in our country but also abroad. The Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory is a prime example of effective cooperation between enterprises and development agencies: for over eight years, the Russian Export Center has been working hand-in-hand with the company to explore new export markets, providing necessary support, including training, consulting, finding partners, and financing. I believe these certifications will give the company an additional competitive advantage in entering markets such as China and India, and we will continue to provide comprehensive support to this flagship enterprise in the light industry,” commented Maxim Chapov, Head of the Export Support Department for Building Materials, Light Industry and Consumer Goods at the Russian Export Center.
“We appreciate the support and unanimous agreement of the Russian Export Center,” said Anna Bogadlina, CEO of Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory JSC. “I believe that the interest in Russian products, both domestically and internationally, is just the beginning. By utilizing modern tools to build international economic ties, we will be able to achieve significant results in expanding into global markets.”
The Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory has won numerous prestigious awards in the light industry: the 21st Century Quality Mark (including 2026), Russia's Best Trademark, Best Fabric of the Year, and has also won the Russian Top 100 Products Competition and the Golden Spindle National Fashion Industry Award.
Since 2024, the company has launched a unique project called "Textiles of Extraordinary Significance: The Legacy of the Factory," which precisely replicates textile prints from famous 19th-century Russian textile Factories (including Posilin, Labeneki, Baranov, and Kuvaev) on an industrial scale. In 2025 and 2026, the Shuysky Sittsy Cotton Factory launched its own clothing brand, "ShS," at Moscow Fashion Week, which uses fabrics developed in-house.
“All the home textiles we submit to the "Made in Russia" voluntary certification system have been certified to meet quality standards. This is especially important now, because despite the challenging political situation, interest in Russian manufacturers, both domestically and internationally, is constantly growing. We have seen this in international exhibitions and international business trips, and we also realize that exports offer tremendous opportunities for production growth. The "Made in Russia" tricolor flag will inject new momentum into our development,” said Katerina Matrosova, Development Director of the Shuysky Sitz Cotton Factory Joint Stock Company.
The "Made in Russia" certification is a high-standard and high-quality certification for products developed and manufactured within the Russian Federation. Companies can obtain "Made in Russia" certification free of charge without undergoing additional audits by the Russian Export Center. The certification is based on five key criteria: quality, reliability, uniqueness, environmental friendliness, and organic origin. For more information about the "Made in Russia " program and certification application requirements, please visit the Russian Export Center website .