New year, new challenges: a review of 2022 and our goals for 2023
At Byetsa, we want to say goodbye to the year by sharing a review of the objectives achieved in 2022 and presenting the new challenges we have set for

Quick answer
In 2022 Byetsa kept its price rise below that of its competitors, increased its sales, consolidated markets such as Italy, France and Great Britain and installed solar panels; for 2023 it set out to keep domestic suppliers, expand its fabrics and innovate in techniques.
Key points
- A minimal price rise in 2022, lower than the competition’s, and the first since January 2019.
- Higher sales volume thanks to proactive sales activity with domestic and foreign textile companies.
- Consolidation in Italy, France and Great Britain, and new contacts in North and South America.
- Installation of solar panels and presentation of organic fabrics as part of its commitment to sustainability.
- 2023 goals: keep domestic suppliers, expand fabrics, test new techniques and reconnect with customers at the H+H trade fair in Cologne.
At Byetsa, we want to say goodbye to the year that is ending by sharing a review of the objectives achieved in 2022 and presenting the new challenges we have set for 2023. Growing sustainably and maintaining the quality of our products and our commitment to prices are the goals that we continue to pursue, as every year.
Goals met in 2022: pricing, new markets and sustainability
Among the goals achieved during 2022 that we are most proud to share, we want to start by highlighting that we have managed to keep the price increase to the minimum possible. As a result, our rise has been lower than that of the rest of our competitors. This has been a challenge because we had not raised our prices since January 2019, and 2022 was a year characterised by continuous increases in material and energy prices.
In a year as tough as 2022, we are also proud to announce that we have managed not only to maintain but also to increase our sales volume. How did we do it? We started proactive sales outreach to build long-term collaborations with companies in the textile sector, both domestic and foreign.

In addition, through collaboration with new wholesale customers we have managed to consolidate our presence in certain European markets, such as Italy and France, and in Great Britain. We have also managed to expand our contacts with customers outside Europe, in North and South America.
2022 has also been a key year in Byetsa’s energy transition, as we have installed solar panels to power our industry with green energy. In addition, we are innovating in terms of the materials we offer, such as the organic fabrics we presented this year. In this way, we continue to commit to the sustainable development of our production activity.
The new challenges for 2023
2023 is shaping up to be a year in which energy and commodity prices will continue to rise. In this context, it would be easier for us to find cheaper sources of raw materials. However, at Byetsa we will continue to focus on the quality of our products, and we are committed to maintaining the supply of fabrics from domestic suppliers, so that all our products carry the quality guarantee that comes from carefully selecting the raw materials we use.
In addition to maintaining our usual suppliers, next year we will also begin to explore the possibility of adding new fabrics to our catalogue to continue expanding the variety of fabrics, which is already the widest in the sector. In this way, we renew our commitment to our customers to offer the widest range of options.


All of us at Byetsa wish you a happy start to the year!
Just as in 2022 we grew and opened up to new markets, for 2023 at Byetsa we have set out to consolidate our presence in Italy and reach more and more companies that seek the quality that our products offer. We have also set out to consolidate our presence in North America, through collaboration with important companies in that area.
In 2023 we also want to continue innovating. That is why we are exploring the possibility of producing bias binding with different techniques, for different production sectors. In this way, we would also like to continue expanding our range of potential customers.
One of the most anticipated events of 2023 is the H+H Fair in Cologne, which will take place for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. This fair allows us to meet again with many customers with whom, due to the pandemic, we have had less frequent contact than usual. We also want to maintain and increase communication through our digital channels, enhancing communications and increasing content creation.
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Frequently asked questions
01How did Byetsa deal with rising costs in 2022?
Despite the continuous rise in material and energy costs, Byetsa kept the increase in its prices to the minimum possible, lower than that of its competitors. It was the first rise since January 2019. It also managed to maintain and even increase its sales volume through proactive sales activity.
02In which international markets did Byetsa grow in 2022?
Through new wholesale customers, Byetsa consolidated its presence in Italy, France and Great Britain, and expanded its contacts with customers outside Europe, in North and South America. For 2023 it aimed to consolidate Italy and North America through collaboration with major companies in that area.
03What sustainability measures did Byetsa apply in 2022?
Byetsa installed solar panels to power its industrial activity with green energy, as part of its energy transition. It also innovated in materials, with the organic fabrics it presented that year, with the aim of keeping the development of its production activity sustainable.
04Why does Byetsa keep domestic fabric suppliers?
Although, with rising energy and raw material prices, it would be easier to turn to cheaper suppliers, Byetsa committed to continue buying fabrics from domestic suppliers. This allows it to select raw materials carefully and guarantee the quality of all its products.
05What new additions did Byetsa plan for its catalogue in 2023?
Byetsa planned to explore adding new fabrics to broaden the variety of its catalogue and to look into producing bias binding with different techniques, aimed at other production sectors. The goal was to widen its range of potential customers, as well as to strengthen its digital communication and content creation.
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