![]()
SEARCH BY SOURCE COMPANY
Click on a letter to jump to your alpha choice.
|
Source Company |
Trademark/Brand
|
|
| 3M (Insulations) A diversified technology company serving customers and communities with innovative products and services. 3M has seven businesses, including Nexcare", Post-it®, Scotch®, Scotch-Brite®, and Scotchgard". Thinsulate® insulation is the product that is used in the apparel market. |
Thinsulate®
|
|
| ADVANSA | ||
| AEGIS Environments (Antimicrobial Technology) This company is the producer of AEGIS Microbe Shield®, which is an antimicrobial product that does not dissipate or leach, and it cannot be absorbed into the skin. With the AEGIS Microbe Shield technology, the membrane of the microbe is physically ruptured by a stabbing and electrocution action. Since it is not consumedand does not dissipate, the antimicrobial active is not depleated and continues to control microbial growth over time. This means that the antimicrobial will be fully effective as long as the surface remains intact. | ||
| Alamac American Knits (Textile Mill) Alamac manufactures high quality, innovative knit fabrics to address the performance and fashion needs of the cuurent market. Natural, synthetic or blended fibers are knit into textures, stripes, novelties, and solids. | ||
| Alandale Knitting In business since 1996, Alandale Knitting comprises 150,000 square feet of space in its Troy, NC, production facility. The plant is one of the cleanest and most efficient operations around, offering high quality knitted fabrics. Alandale, along with its sister company, Alandale Industries, Inc., a knitting machine accessory manufacturer, hold more than 20 patents in the knitting industry. Alandale is best known for its new StrataTek fabrics, which uses a paternted knitting technique for producing a true two-layer, double-sided knit construction without grin-through. |
StrataTek
|
|
| Albany International (Insulation) Albany Int. is the producer of Primaloft® is a premium patented synthetic down insulational, which duplicates the microfiber structure of down, and the distribution of down clusters. Primaloft uses state-of-the-art technology to create millions of air pockets between fibers to trap heat, and also provide a lasting water repellent finish, but allow moisture from the body escape. |
PrimaLoft® Eco
PrimaLoft® Footwear
PrimaLoft® One
PrimaLoft® Sport
PrimaLoft® The Luxury Down Alternative™
PrimaLoft® Yarn
|
|
| American Fibers and Yarns Co. (Fiber Producer) American Fibers and Yarn Company (AF&Y) is a premier supplier of solution dyed filament yarn. Using the latest polymer technologies, AF&Y engineers filament yarn with high-tech combinations not previously offered to the industry. As the largest U.S. supplier of solution dyed filament yarn, AF&Y's product portfolio is dominant in both the residential and the contract furnishings marketplace. In addition, AF&Y's varied product line spans industries, which includes: hospitality, apparel, automotive, and industrial markets, just to name a few. The company's well known brands include Innova®, Innova® AMP, and Marquesa®. |
Innova® AMP
|
|
| American & Efird, Inc (Thread Mfg.) A&E is a quality producer of high-performance threads and yarns for apparel and non-apparel applications, wirh operations in over 50 countries around the world. | ||
| American Wool Council (Association) The American Wool Council is a division of the American Sheep Industry Association, a producer-funded organizaion that represents nearly 70,000 sheep producers in the U.S. Since its establishment in 1955, the American Wool Council has been involved in the entire vertical process of wool marketing from fleece to fashion. It is headquartered in Denver, Colorado. | ||
| Anovotek, LLC (Chemical Producer) Anovotek, LLC is dedicated to the development and commercialization of technology through services and technology sales. The company's technology sales efforts are focused on bringing value-added, innovative products to its customers. Anovotek's services are designed to assist its customers in the successful introduction of technologies, evaluation of technologies, utilization of technologies, and the commercialization of these technologies. |
Agiene™
|
|
| Antex Knitting Mills (Textile Mill) Antex Knitting Mills is a vertical knitting, dyeing, and printing company established in Los Angeles in 1973. The company produces approximately 1.5 million yards of fabric per week. Its traditional business is to provide fashionable knitted fabrics to the junior, contemporary, and children's markets. In 2004, Antex added the Antex Premier Performance division to provide technical fabrics to the outdoor and activewear markets. And it also produces its Green Line" of envirnmentally friendly cotton fabrics. | ||
| Apex Mills Corp. (Textile Mill) Apex Mills is a manufacturer and supplier of industrial knits, including mesh, netting, tricot, and spacer fabric solutions, to an expanding array of consumer, industrial, and government related industries. | ||
| AquaTex (Fabric Technology) Hydroweave® is a revolutionary, newly patented "performance enhancing" (PE) composite fabric, developed by AquaTex. Hydroweave technology improves the performance and endurance of the wearer by reducing the amount of energy wasted cooling the body and battling heat stress. Harnessing the power of evaporation, Hydroweave actively cools the wearer while helping to maintain core body temperature, provide comfort, enhance performance, and help eliminate the hazards of working, playing, and competing in high heat environments. |
Hydroweave®
|
|
| Arkay Textiles Inc. (Textile Manufacturer) Arkay Textiles is one of the world's premiere resources for custom woven home furnishings and upholstery fabrics. The company provides highly creative, cost effective custom woven fabrics for the residential, commercial and hospitality markets. With the in-house production capabilities, we can transform any visual design into reality. Arkay Textiles has the most advance resources for custom woven fabrics in the business. | ||
| ASF Group / Clark Textile Company Inc. (Textile Mill) The ASF Group is the producer of four major textile products, which are key components used in the construction of waterproof/breathable garments. These four components are: Water Repellency, Water Resistance, Breathability/Moisture Vapor Transmission, and Garment Seam Sealing. |
Eclipse®
|
|
| Astrup | ||
| Austrailan Wool Innovation Australian Wool Innovation Limited (AWI) is a research, development, innovation and marketing body working for and owned by 29,000 Australian farmers. AWI has an objective to drive research, development and product marketing that aims to increase the long-term profitability, productivity and sustainability of Australian woolgrowers. By building direct business relationships, alliances with designers, retailers, fabric manufacturers and garment makers; the result is a number of high performing, premium quality Australian Merino wool textiles and apparel products available around the world. | ||
| Basofil Fibers, LLC (Fiber Producer) Basofil Fibers is a former division of BASF, and the North Carolina-based company that manufactures Basofil® melamine fiber. Basofil is inherently heat- and flame-resistant, and can be found in a variety of end-use categories, including friction parts, automotive insulation, protective clothing, and home furnishings. | ||
| Bayer Inc. (Fiber Producer) Manufacturer of Dorlastan® spandex fiber. |
Dorlastan®
|
|
| Bemis Associates Inc. (Technology Company) Bemis is a major manufacturer of thermoplastic adhesives, coatings, tapes and specialty film products that serve various markets throughout the world. The company's products are specified in a number of industries for use in many different applications. From textile to industrial and apparel to building panels, Bemis provides cost effective solutions that often solve complex technical challenges within the manufacturing process. The company is most known for its branded product, Sewfree®, a bonding adhesive used in the stitch-free production of bodywear, intimate apparel, and technical outerwear. | ||
| BHA Technologies, Inc. (Textile Manufacturer) BHA Technologies markets a family of ePTFE-based technical fabrics under the eVENT" Protection Fabrics brand name. These fabrics provide breathable-waterproof comfort and are positioned as the smartest choice for athletes and adventurers who need and demand the highest possible performance from their garments. |
eVENT® Fabric
|
|
| Britannia Mills Ltd. (Textile Mill) BRITANNIA MILLS LTD., based in both New York and Los Angeles, makes high end fine knits for bridge to designer women’s apparel manufacturers, and wool knits for military application. Fabrics include: rayon, rayon/spandex, micro-modal, micro-modal/spandex, and wool knits. Constructions include jersey, interlock, rib, and ponte de roma. The company stocks many fabrics in a large range of colors. With wide color selection and fast turn, Britannia is the ideal choice for start up designers to established manufacturers. Britannia Mills Ltd expertise and background in wool makes it a leading company in wool knits. The high quality makes it an ideal choice for high end clothing from women’s wear to highly technical military application. | ||
| Burlington Industries (Textile Manufacturer) Burlington Worldwide Activewear is the premier supplier of technical fabrics to leading activewear brands and retailers worldwide. The company designs and engineers performance fabrics for technical sportswear, performance outerwear, active sportswear, swimwear, and fitnesswear. Burlington's key brands include Xalt®, M.C.S. Blocker, Durepel Plus®, Versatech®, No Fly Zone®, Ultrex®, Micromove®, M.C.S. - S.R.®, Bioguard®, and M.C.S. Comfort Zone®. |
M.C.S. Blocker®
M.C.S.®
XALT®
|
|
| Buzz Off Insect Shield, LLC (Supplier) In July 2003, Buzz Off Insect Shield, LLC, introduced the first EPA-registered insect-repellent apparel. Buzz Off Insect Shield¹s patent-pending technology provides effective, invisible and odorless protection against mosquitoes, ticks, ants, flies, chiggers, and midges (no-see-ums). Buzz Off Insect Shield apparel categories include outdoor, golf, hunting, fishing, and equestrian in partnership with select brands including ExOfficio, L.L. Bean, Orvis, Rocky Outdoor Gear, Imperial Headwear, Ariat, Stearns, and Gold Toe. Buzz Off Insect Shield gear categories include camping, patio, beach, pet, and horse products, in partnership with brands such as Horseware Ireland and Orvis. |
Insect Shield® Repellent Technology
|
|
| Castle Rock/Shamrod, Inc. (Textile/Apparel Manufacture) CASTLEROCK and its parent company Shamrod, Inc. is an innovative and quality knitter of specialty fabrications that brings 15 years of experience and expertise to its products. The main market focus with the CASTLEROCK division is the active sportswear and performance markets. Casual Performance" sportswear fabrics, are knitted fabrics which provide a balance between function and fashion, performance and style, fit and comfort. CastleRock is the manufacturer of EXpert®, the performance t-shirt. |
Airstretch™
|
|
| Celenese Acetate (Fiber Producer) Celanese Acetate, a business of Celanese, manufactures cellulose acetate products used in filtering and other industrial applications. We have manufacturing facilities and sales offices in the United States, Europe, Canada, Mexico and Asia. Derived from highly purified wood pulp from re-forested trees, cellulose products are "natural" and "environmentally friendly". Celanese Acetate products include: acetate flake and acetate tow. | ||
| Cocona, Inc. TrapTek, a Longmont. Colorado-based company, is the pioneer inventor of technology to embed activated carbon made from coconut shells in fibers, yarns and fabrics, and to keep the particles activated through different polymer and film processes. The technology provides moisture management, odor management and UV protection. It is used in performance apparel, footwear, socks, fleece, pet beds, chemical warfare protection, Homeland Defense applications, and automobile products. |
Cocona® Fabrics
Minerale™
|
|
| Columbia Sportswear Company (Apparel Manufacturer) Founded in 1938, Columbia Sportswear Company has grown from a small family-owned hat distributorship to one of the world's largest outerwear brands and the leading seller of skiwear in the United States. Columbia's extensive product line includes a wide variety of outerwear, sportswear, rugged footwear and accessories. The company is know for developing innovative products that are functional yet stylish and offer great value. | ||
| Colville | ||
| Comfort Technologies (Technology) Akwatek® polyester and Akwadyne® nylon, developed by Comfort Technologies, Inc., represent the newest generation of performance fabrics utilizing thermoregulatory action to give you the best of both worlds. Their unique properties give the wearer comfort and performance over a wide range of temperatures. | ||
| Concept III Textiles (Fabric Converter) Concept III Textiles International is an inclusive resource for the development, sourcing, and production of both knit and woven textiles and textile-based finished products worldwide. The company offers a keen understanding og global commerce, extensive textile and fiber development expertise, and effective mill and factory relationships. Concept III serves brands in the outdoor, active sports, sportswear, outerwear and uniform markets. | ||
| Cone Mills (Textile Mill) Cone Mills is a manufacturer of woven fabrics for a vaiety of end-use applications. |
ProSpin®
|
|
| Consoltex (Textile Manufacturer) Consoltex is a vertically integrated material solution provider. Headquartered in Montreal, QC in Canada, it has an international reputation for the innovative nature of its products and services as well as for the rigor of its research and development program. Consoltex fabrics are at the heart of many textile products destined for high-risk and/or high-performance sectors of activity such as: military/defence, performance outerwear, personal protection, petrochemical, fire service, medicine, image & active wear, hospitality & home textiles, and many other industrial and commercial applications. |
Cryon™
Dryon™
Earthwhile™
Hydroflex®
Relyon™
Rezillion™
S2 Technologies™-Stretch System
S3 Technologies™-Soft Shell System
|
|
| Cookson Fibers Inc. (Fiber Producer) Cookson Fibers Inc. is a manmade fiber manufacturing company, specializing in the production of type 6 and 6.6 (textured and solution-dyed). | ||
| Cotton Incorporated (Association) From agricultural, fiber and textile research, market information and technical services, to advertising and public relations, fashion forcasts and retail promotions, Cotton Inc. focuses on the goal of promoting cotton, so that it remains the first choice among consumers in apparel and home products. |
STORM DENIM™
|
|
| Daikin America Inc. (Chemical Supplier) Daikin America, Inc, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Daikin Industries, a leading global manufacture of fluorochemical stain protection finishes. In 2007, a new line of protective and repellent products were introduced offering superior fluorine based water and oil repellency and stain release in a C6 platform which enhances the environmental performance of the protective chemistry. Daikin’s Unidyne TechnaGard® Series, provides durability for a broad spectrum of stains and soiling on textiles, carpet, nonwovens, and other substrates. |
Unidyne TechnaGard®
|
|
| Dakine | ||
| Dale of Norway | ||
| Deer Creek Fabrics (Fabric Converter) Deer Creek Fabrics is a Stamford, Connecticut, based technology and customer-driven textile company, supplying innovative knitted fabrics to the outdoor and active performance wear markets. Deer Creek is proud to be a member of the outdoor industry's Green Steps program that supports companies adopting 'Green' practices in their products, policies, and business tactics. Deer Creek Fabrics' sustainable products include. | ||
| Design Knit, Inc. (Textile Mill) Located in Los Angeles, California, Design Knit, Inc. is the knitter of high quality fine and medium gauge single and double knits for the designer and contemporary markets. The company specializes in European quality knits and designs at affordable prices. Design Knits works with a variety of fine, high quality yarns including: Supima cotton, organic cotton, Modal®/Micro Modal® blends, Tencel®, Lycra®/spandex, bamboo, as well as silk, wool, and cashmere blends. |
Design Knit Fabrics
|
|
| Designer Textiles (Textile Mill) Designer Textiles are Merino specialists. We employ people with specific Merino knowledge in every stage of the process, to guarantee the final quality of our Merino wool products. Designer Textiles offer a range of products and services---controlling all of the processes, from fabrics, design and production co-ordination, to a fully labeled and packaged garment. |
MAPP®
|
|
| Difco Performance Fabrics Inc. (Textile Mill) Difco Performance Fabrics Inc. is one of North America's leading manufacturers of flame-resistant fabrics for the protection of firefighters and industrial workers. The company produces high performance technical fabrics supplying special niche market sectors such as coating, abrasives and filtration, and provides innovative approaches to fabric engineering and providing world class solutions. Difco Performance Fabrics Inc. is ISO 9001-2000 certified. | ||
| Dow Chemical Company (Fiber Producer) Dow Fiber Solutions is a business unit of The Dow Chemical Company. Dow is a diversified chemical company that combines the power of science and technology with the "Human Element” to constantly improve what is essential to human progress. The Company delivers a broad range of products and services to customers in around 160 countries, connecting chemistry and innovation with the principles of sustainability to help provide everything from fresh water, food and pharmaceuticals to paints, packaging and personal care products. |
Dow XLA™
|
|
| Dow Corning Corporation Dow Corning provides a comprehensive line of silicone and silane softeners, coatings, finishes, modifiers, binders and process aids for the textile industry, servicing the fashion textile, industrial textile, leather, nonwovens textile markets. Its trademark product is the Dow Corning® Active Protection System, high-performance textiles for impact protection, which is used in high-performance sportswear, medical devices, architecture & construction, industrial & geo fabrics, military & civil defense products. |
Dow Corning® Active Protection System
|
|
| Dry Fibre (Fabric Technology) Dry Fibre Inc. is the creator of Transpor® performance fabrics, apparel, and socks. |
Transpor®
|
|
| Duofold (Apparel Manufacturer) In 1906 Duofold began its tradition of innovation with the introduction of the first two-layer thermals. Since that time, Duofold's dedication to innovation has resulted in hundreds of new, high performance products. |
Innova® MicroFleece
Tibetan Fleece
|
|
| DuPont (Fiber Producer/Technology) Founded in 1802, DuPont puts science to work by creating sustainable solutions essential to a better, safer, healthier life for people everywhere. Operating in more than 70 countries, DuPont offers a wide range of innovative products and services for markets including agriculture, nutrition, electronics, communications, safety and protection, home and construction, transportation and apparel. |
DuPont™ Active Layer
Hytrel® films/fabric laminates
Kevlar®
Sorona®
Teflon®
|
|
| DuraCord Textiles | ||
| Eclat (Fiber/Fabric/Apparel Manufacturer) Eclat Textile Company, Ltd., based in Taipei, Taiwan, is a vertical producer of circular knit fabrics for the high performance activewear, intimate apparel, swimwear, and casual sportswear markets. The company produces all types of knitted fabrics, including single knit jersey, interlock, rib knit, jacquard, terry knit, fleece, etc. The company's branded textile performance fabric is Body Care®. | ||
| Exportex, S. A. Dec.V. A third generation family owned circular knitter, based in Mexico City, has two divisions: 1) Its industrial division caters to the apparel interling and automobile markets. 2) The company's apparel division serves as a circular knitter for the volume Mexican market. It also provides high-end novelty knits for customers in Europe and the United States. | ||
| FiberVisions Inc. (Fiber Producer) FiberVisions develops, manufactures, and markets CoolVision® polyolefin fibers for nonwovens, textiles and apparel and industrial applications. The Company's products add performance and processing benefits to a variety of markets, including the hygiene, textile, automotive, and construction industries. |
CoolVisions®
|
|
| Filament Fiber Technology (Fiber Producer) Filament Fiber Technology, Inc. (FFT) is an established company with experienced personnel, machinery developed specifically for polypropylene, including the Salus® and Telar® branded fibers. FFT is a unique manufacturer of fine denier, producer colored polypropylene filament yarn. |
Salus®
Telar®
|
|
| Foss Manufacturing Company LLC (Fiber Producer) is a vertically integrated producer of engineered, non-woven fabrics and specialty synthetic fibers for a variety of applications and markets. As one of the world's largest needle-punch based manufacturer, Foss is a well known leader and pioneer in the use of synthetic fibers in an ever-expanding number of manners, environments and circumstances. |
EcoSpun®
Fosshield®
|
|
| Freudenberg (non-woven fabric producer and developer of technologies) is a family company offering its customers technically challenging product solutions and services. With 441 companies in 55 countries and with its business partnerships, the company is present in all of the world´s major markets. The automotive industry (original equipment manufacturers) is the largest customer grouping for Freudenberg products. Other market segments include the mechanical engineering and plant engineering industry, the energy and chemical industry, the medical and pharmaceutical sectors, etc. | ||
| Frisby Technologies (Technology) Owned by Freudenburg Nonwoven, Frisby Technologies, Inc.'s principal business is to develop and market innovative branded thermal management products for use in a broad range of consumer and industrial products. The company's branded product is ComforTemp®. |
ComforTemp® DCC"
|
|
| Garloc of Canada, Ltd. (Manufacturer) This company, a subsidiary of Garlock Sealing Technologies, manufacturers and sells technical yarn, cloth and braid used in various industrial applications including, industrial sealing products, industrial and automotive friction products, and plastic-composite materials.Capabilities include friction spinning, high speed twisting, weaving and braiding of high tenacity and high temperature rated materials. | ||
| Gaston College | ||
| Glen Raven | ||
| Glenoit Fabrics (Textile Manufacturer) Glenoit Fabrics is a mnufacturer of sliver knit pile fabrics for the outdoor and home furnishings markets. The company manufacturers both domestically at Tarboro Textiles, which is a contact manufacturer for Glenoit Fabrics' colorful pile fabrics, and in China. |
Berber By Glenoit
Cascade
Caslana
Chantilly
Furelle®/Petite Furelle
Glenaura®
GlenPile®
Luxaire
Marrakech
MiniMicro®
Mystique™
Popcorn Sherpa
SunDancer
|
|
| Gramicci | ||
| Green-Spun™ Textured Knits (Textile Mill) This Gastonia, North Carolina, based company is a manufacurer of a line of domestically produced 100% recycled cottons and 100% recycled knits in jersey and pique constructions, made from 65% recycled cotton/35% recycled PET polyester. The Green-Spun® lines of recycled fabrics are made from yarns that have had a prior life as a fabric, such as post consumer PET polyester or recycled cotton. |
GreenSpun™ Fabrics
|
|
| Guillemot Inc. (Textile Mill) Guillemot Inc. is a manufacturer of high performance knitted fabrics and custom underwear and hoods. Since its inception in 1985, Guillemot International has been recognized for creating high-performance knitted fabric, specifically designed to protect from extreme temperatures. Key yarns used by Guillemot include 100% nomex, Kermel Viscose blend, 100% wool, and zirpro-treated wool. | ||
| Hafner Inc (Textile Mill) For more than half a century, Hafner has created stretch knit fabrics that enhance the performance and comfort of your apparel. From fashion to fitness to competition, Hafner is dedicated to manufacturing the highest quality fabrics. Hafner develops comfortable fabrics that breathe, wick and move with your body and high compression products to optimize athletic performance. No matter what your activity, there’s an innovative Hafner product engineered to improve your look and enhance your performance. Hafner is shaping the world of textiles! |
Hybrid®
ThinSkin®
YB Wet®
|
|
| Hamrick Mills (Textile Mill) Hamrick Mills, founded in 1900, is located in Gaffney, South Carolina. The company is a leading producer of high quality, lightweight greige woven fabrics for use in the home furnishings, industrial, and apparel markets. The company offers woven fabrics in a variety of widths, ranging from 41 inches to 140 inches and weights from 2 to 6 oz. per square yard. The fabrics are offered in poly/cotton blends and 100% cotton, and in a variety of constructions/patterns (i.e. plain, twill, sateen, stripes, and herringbones. | ||
| Harrison Technologies (Textile Manufacturer) Harrison Technologies is a vertical mill, which maintains facilities in Taiwan and mainland China as part of Sinotex, Inc. The group produces coated fabrics under the Toughtek® and Rhinotek® brands. The company specializes in full garment packages, gear bags, and hunting products. Harrison provides laminations, coatings, and technical fabrics that incorporate UV protection; grip functions; abrasion resistance; fire, mildew, and wind resistance; waterproof breathability; antimicrobial; and cold-crack prevention. |
Rhinotek®
Toughtek®
|
|
| Hemp Industries Association (Association) The Hemp Industries Association (HIA) is a non-profit trade group representing hemp companies, researchers and supporters. We are at the forefront of the drive for fair and equal treatment of industrial hemp. Since 1992, the HIA has been dedicated to education, industry development, and the accelerated expansion of hemp world market supply and demand. | ||
| Hercules Inc. (Fiber Producer) FiberVisions, a division of Hercules Inc., is the world's largest producer of thermal bond polypropylene staple fiber and a major supplier of fine denier staple fibers to the disposable hygiene product industry. It also produces textile fibers for automotive, decorative, and industrial applications. | ||
| Hohenstein Institutes | ||
| Hologenix, LLC (Research Company) Maker of Celliant™, Hologenix is a company committed to creating, discovering and marketing products that enhance people's lives through pain relief, increased comfort and improved overall well-being. The research that led to the creation of Celliant began in the 1990s when a team of pioneers in the field of alternative medicine visited Asia and observed the use of several natural substances that were thought to have a positive effect on health. |
Celliant™
|
|
| Hot Chillys (Apparel Manufacturer) Hot Chillys has led the performance apparel industry for more than a decade with moisture managing base layer technology. When founded in 1985, Hot Chillys revolutionized the ski market with performance ski "warm wear" (base layer underwear) incorporating fabric technologies previously found primarily in running apparel. | ||
| Hyosung America Inc. (Fiber Producer) Hyosung is the second largest global manufacturer of Creora® brand spandex. Creora high heat resistant H350 is specifically engineered for polyester compatibility and offers improved wash fastness and quality in soft, quick-drying blends. |
Creora®
|
|
| Indigenous Designs A manufacturer of sustainable apparel, Indigenous Designs' garments are made by the hands and hearts of artisans in many types of communities throughout the globe. By working directly with these artisans and their knitting cooperatives, a strong partnership has evolved to support their visions in managing sustainable commerce. Indigenous Designs assists the artisans with quality control measures, sound production and planning management, as well as research and design for the local and world markets. | ||
| Industrial Fabrices Assoc. Int. (Association) The Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) is a not-for-profit trade association whose more than 2,000 member companies represent the international specialty fabrics marketplace. Member companies range in size from one-person shops to multinational corporations; members' products span the entire spectrum of the specialty fabrics industry, from fiber and fabric suppliers to manufacturers of end products, equipment and hardware. | ||
| Innovative Insulation Inc. Innovative Insulation Inc. has been providing its customers with cutting edge insulation products for over 18 years. Super Rtm Radiant Barriers and other 99% pure aluminum products provide the very best in reflective technology. The company's newest offering is a versatile new product called Temptrol™. This innovative new material is soft, flexible, washable and perfect for a multitude of products from clothing to awnings. |
Temptrol™
|
|
| InSport International Inc. (Apparel Manufacturer) InSport is a manufacturer that specializes in athletic apparel. The company employs experienced athletes, inventors and designers who come together to create unique products that truly perform. The team scrutinizes every product down to the smallest detail to ensure that it will perform for the consumer. And it offers a breadth of product to address the individual needs of the customers, so they can be comfortable in whatever they're doing. |
DryLiner®
DrySport®
Hydrasuede®
Triphibian®
Vortech®
|
|
| International Oeko-Tex Association | ||
| International Textile Market Association Founded in 1990, the ITMA is a non-profit trade association, consisting of mills, converters, tanneries and trimming manufacturers that supply decorative coverings for the home furnishings industry, whose main objective is to stimulate growth and development within the home furnishings industry. The ITMA is the producer of Showtime, the largest textile market in the United States. | ||
| International Trade Center (Association) ITC has worked with firms, national governments and industry associations to promote silk and silk products in silk producing developing countries, particularly in Asia. ITC has closely monitored world production and trade in silk goods, working with key industry players such as the International Silk association, the International Sericulture Commission (both in Lyon, France), and relevant organizations in developing countries, including the China National Silk Import and Export Corporation, the Central Silk Board of India, the Indian Silk Export Council, the Thai Silk Association and others. | ||
| Invista (Fiber Producer) Invista is a global integrated producer and marketer of premium fibers, resins and intermediaries. The company's best known global fabric brands include Lycra®, StainMaster®, Antron®, Polarguard®, Coolmax®, Thermolite®, Avora®FR, Cordura®, Supplex®, Tactel®, and ESP®. |
Antron®
Avora® FR
CELBOND®
Comforel®
CoolMax®
Coolmax™ EcoTech™
Cordura®
Dacron®
ESP®
Finesse®
Hollofil 808®
HOLLOFIL®II
Lycra®
Micro-loft®
MicroSupplex
Microtherm®
Polarguard®
Polarguard® ∆
Polarguard® 3D
Polarguard® HV
Quallofil®
SOLARMAX®
Supplex®
SUPRIVA™
Tactel®
Thermolite®
|
|
| James Thompson & Co., Inc. James Thompson & Co. is a dyer, finisher and producer of fabrics and sewn textile products. Founded in 1860 as a weaver of nettings, the company now specializes in producing solid shade cotton fabrics for the industrial, home sewing, quilting and crafts industries. The mills specializes in the following constructions: duck cloth, flannel, muslin, twill, burlap, tickings, wide cottons, buckram, and bull denim. James Thompson & co. also maintains a sewing operation in Mexico that provides a variety of specialty finished textile products. |
James Thompson & Co. Fabrics
|
|
| Kenyon (Apparel Manufacturer)Manufacurer of K-Kote Plus® apparel. |
K-Kote Plus®
|
|
| Kenyon Consumer Products | ||
| Lenzing Fibers (Fiber Producer) The Lenzing Group, an international corporate group with headquarters in Upper Austria, is present on world markets. With quality and innovation, the company sets standards in the field of man-made cellulose fibers. Lenzing is committed to the principles of sustainable management with high environmental standards. The Lenzing Group is a world leader in marketing and manufacturing man-made cellulose fibers. Lenzing TENCEL®, Lenzing Modal® and Lenzing Viscose® fibers are primarily used in the textile industry, special fibers made by Lenzing are used for hygiene as well as technical applications. |
Lenzing Modal®
Tencel®
|
|
| Malibu Textiles (Textile Distributor) This company offers a global distribution on stretch laces, rigid laces, raschel, jacquards, fringes, scallops, borders, leavers, glitter, flocking, nets, and meshes. | ||
| Market Center Management Company | ||
| Masters of Linen (Association) MASTERS OF LINEN is a subsidiary of the CELC (European Flax and Hemp Confederation), the only European agro-industrial body to bring together players working in all stages of the flax/linen supply chain, from plant to fabric, including scutching and spinning. As a venue for brainstorming, economic analysis and cooperation, the CELC is also a regulatory body, working to promote industrial harmony and provide strategy. Masters of Linen acts as the interface between the European linen industry and the other players in the sector. | ||
| Menra Mills (Textile Mill) Menra Mills is the manufacture of fleece products, such as Artic Fleece® and Chinella®. |
Artic Fleece®
Chinella®
|
|
| Merrell Apparel | ||
| Milliken & Company (Fabric Manufacturer) Milliken manufactures a wide variety of knit and woven fabrics to serve the various clothing needs. Utilizing polyester, nylon, cotton, spandex and other synthetic fibers, Milliken offers a broad range of womens apparel fabrics. These fabrics are sold to the nations major branded apparel manufacturers whose garments can be found in leading retailers such as Wal-Mart, JC Penneys, Dillard's, Nordstroms and Lands' End. Two of Millikens most popular brands are VisaEndurence® and StainSmart®. | ||
| Mohair Council of America (Association) This association promotes the sale and use of mohair. | ||
| Monterey Mills (Textile Mill) Monterey Mills, located in Janesville, Wisconsin, is a premier supplier of knitted pile fabric to the paint roller industry. Product lines include: apparel, over-the-counter, toy, saddlepad, casket/boot/slipper/music case liners, wash mitts, pet beds, wool and wool blended buffing pads, premium hospital pads, and pet bed fabrics. The company strives to be the premium supplier of knitted pile fabric and to be recognized as a leader in the industry. | ||
| NanoHorizons (Technology) NanoHorizons, Inc. focuses on nanotechnology applications in the fiber, medical, semiconductor and analytic chemistry markets. Founded in 2002, the company is a leading innovator in using applied nanotechnology to solve real problems. In addition to SmartSilver™ nanoparticle-based additives and antimicrobial fibers, NanoHorizons' products and application introductions include QuickMass™, the Postflex process, and a nanoscale-engineered solar cell technology. The company's founder also founded the Penn State NanoFabrication Facility, a part of the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network. | ||
| National Textile Industries (Fabric Manufacturer) National Textile Industries, has been supplying broadcloth and trimmings since 1958. Today, National Textile Industries converts poly cotton broadcloth for a wide range of manufacturers from the home furnishings market to the medical market. In addition, its bias binding division produces approximately 295 million yards of trimming a year. National Textile Industries has developed an unsurpassed reputation in the industry for quality fabric and trims in its stock program of over 150 solid colors. | ||
| NatureWorks LLC NatureWorks LLC is a stand-alone company wholly owned by Cargill. Dedicated to meeting the world’s needs today without compromising the earth’s ability to meet the needs of tomorrow, NatureWorks LLC is the first company to offer a family of commercially available greenhouse-gas-neutral polymers derived from 100 percent annually renewable resources with cost and performance that compete with petroleum-based packaging materials and fibers. The company applies its unique technology to the processing of natural plant sugars to create a proprietary polylactide polymer, which is marketed under the NatureWorks® polymer and Ingeo™ fibers brand names. |
Ingeo®
|
|
| Nextec Applications Inc. (Technology) Nextec Applications, Inc. has pioneered a new process for creating performance fabrics. By using precise polymer placement and special chemistries, protection is placed inside the fabric, encapsulating the actual woven fibers. The company's design and management teams are leaders in the production of high performance fabrics for a broad range of markets including outdoor gear, performance apparel, industrial applications and protective products. Nextecs extensive R&D capabilities cover fabric characterization, polymer research and development and a full range of ASTM and AATCC fabric testing. Nextec is best known for its EPIC by Nextec® fabrics. |
EPIC
|
|
| Nilit Corporate America (Fiber/yarn Producer) Nilit is the international manufacturer of fine and super fine yarns for the fashion legwear and bodywear markets. The company is a pioneer in the devolpment of nylon microfibers and their applications. The Sensil® brand comprises Nilit's family of 6.6 polyamide yarns. |
Sensil®
|
|
| Noble Fiber Technologies (Fiber Producer) Silver fiber is the silver bullet in Noble Fiber Technologies' business model. The company markets and distributes X-Static, a silver fiber that is used in manufacturing textiles, home fashions, military boots and apparel, medical garments, and a variety of other consumer products. X-Static is an effective anti-microbial and has proven anti-static, heat transfer, and therapeutic properties as well. | ||
| < | ||