The company was established in 1940 as a continuation of the enterprise ORFA, which was founded in 1925. Its traditional product range consists of outdoor wear for men and women: coats, raincoats and jackets. The firm produces more than 240,000 garments a year and employs a staff of over 700.

In 1982, the production departments acquired new premises for sewing and cutting, and in 1989, under a contract with Juki of Japan, all cutting and sewing equipment was replaced by new equipment from Juki and Gerber. A new automatic cutting system from Gerber was installed in the cutting department, while in the sewing departments, automatic and semi-automatic machines from Juki and ready-made garment-moving systems from Gerber were set up. The following were also supplied under the contract:

• a computer-aided design system from Gerber;
• cloth checking and control machines from Shelton;
• automatic cloth-spreading machines from Eastman;
• Japanese tag-making computers from Okabe;
• multineedle and quilting machines from Hashima, with programming equipment;
• semi-automatic machines from Juki for sewing fasteners;
• semi-automatic machines from Juki for sewing contour threads;
• semi-automatic machines from Juki for sewing according to patterns;
• semi-automatic machines from Juki for attaching pockets.

The General Manager, Saulius Sestakauskas.