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CONTENT
1. Household
1.1 toweling
1.2 bed linens
2. Woolen fabrics
3. Denim, Broadcloth, Twill, Poplin
4. Camouflage, Theatrical Fabrics
5. Yarns
6. Knitted and stretch fabrics
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| 1.1 American Made Towels and Bed Linen |
Thomaston Mills manufactures fine bed linen for the institutional market and a high-quality line of domestic towels. Since 1899, Thomaston Mills has manufactured bed linen for the hospitality and healthcare markets.
Thomaston’s towel program consists of a complete line of White and Beige cam border towels. The towels feature an 86% cotton/14% polyester blend and are 100% made in the U.S.A.
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Alice Manufacturing Company, does American Made percale sheeting, broadcloth, print-cloth, American made twills, drills, sateens, poplins. It is a family owned company in South Carolina.
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| 2. American Made Woolen Fabric |
American made woolen fabric comes from Woolrich, Pa. from Woolrich Fabrics.
Woolrich is
the natural choice for reenactment fabrics. Woolrich is the only U.
S. woolen mill still in operation that supplied woolen fabrics
for the Civil War. They have a wide range of colors and designs.
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| Flannel from Vermont Organic Fiber |
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| Commercial knitting yarns |
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| Vermont Organic fiber is a source for high quality wool fabrics and yarn, made in the USA, including meltons, flannels, suiting and commercial kitting yarns.
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| 3. American Made Denim, Broadcloth, Twill, Poplin |
Great resource for jean makers, Denim North America produces denim fabric in Georgia. Denim North America is a privately held denim company based in Columbus, Georgia. The $87 million facility was built by Marubeni Corp in 1998 and is the most modern textile plant in North America. It was taken private in 2002 and has averaged 16% annual growth every year since then. Most importantly the company has been profitable every year and is the most financially and functionally solid denim operation in the country. Denim North America focuses on product innovation, flexibility and cost control and has built a solid business with mid to upper tier denim brands by bringing innovative fabrics to market in a timely matter, as well as working closely with strategic brands to build products best suited for their business model. The company is committed to running a solid business using sound business practices, with a focus on innovation. It has positioned itself as the best denim resource in this hemisphere for discriminating denim brands.
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American made products from National Textile-cotton broadcloth, twills, poplins. These products are used by a wide range of manufacturers from homefurnishing to medical products, the automotive industry and pet products. National Textile is operated as a third generation family buisness. Their product line also includes French seam tape, bias binding, piping, jacket cords, and pocketing.
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| Bias Tape from National Textile |
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| Fabric from National Textile Industries |
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| 4. Camouflage, Theatrical Fabrics |
Fox-Rich fabrics find their way into a myriad of end uses such as government, hunting, and camping accessories and clothing, theatrical and many more. They make government specification fabrics which range from cloth for wiping rags to a special fabric used to restore old airplanes. Their hunting and camping fabrics range from camouflauge T-shirt material to a laminated fleece that is waterproof and breathable in which the inner layer will absorb perspiration and the outer layer will wick moisture away from the body. They also make theatrical fabrics from muslin upon which scenery is painted to 36 foot wide inherently flame retardant fabrics in colors, maintaining a large greige and finished inventory on most standard fabrics. Not all their fabrics are made in the USA. Some of their organic fabrics such as their organic cotton rib are made in the USA and those are certified Texas Dept. of Agriculture.
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National Spinning Co. natspin.com with plants in North Carolina, produces dyed yarn for use in sweaters, socks and other products
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| 6. American made Knitted and Stretch Fabrics |
Founded in 1989, Texollini was designed to be among the most technologically advanced knitting mills and fabric suppliers in America. Courtesy of a vertically integrated operation and a stretch-our-imaginations-and-ourselves approach to customer success, Texollini has rapidly grown to become one of the largest circular knitting mills in America and a leading worldwide supplier of Made in America stretch fabrics, including Lycra®, spandex and others.
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