Clothing, Garment & Textile Manufacturers in the USA
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All Textile & Apparel in the US

AKAS Textiles & Laminations
Bensalem, Pennsylvania
AKAS Textiles & Laminations operates from Bensalem, Pennsylvania, and was founded in 2007 as a closely-held enterprise. The company began with a mission to revitalize domestic textile manufacturing by sourcing all fibers locally and partnering exclusively with American mills for production.

Arizona Fashion Source
Tempe, Arizona
Adea Everyday Luxury operates from Tempe, Arizona, but its origins trace to 2002 just outside Florence, Italy. The brand was founded as a women-owned, women-led venture with European sensibilities and American roots, inspired by the Italian passion for exquisite fabric and intentional living.

Bally Ribbon Mills
Bally, Pennsylvania
Bally Ribbon Mills operates from Bally, Pennsylvania, where it has manufactured narrow woven fabrics since 1923. The company began as a specialist in engineered webbing, tapes, and specialty fabrics, and has remained a U.S.-based producer throughout its history.

Blue Ridge Graphics | Charlottesville Custom T Shirts & Embroidery
Charlottesville, Virginia
Blue Ridge Graphics operates from Charlottesville, Virginia, where it was founded in 1979 by John and Ruth Kulick as a family-owned venture born from a passion for T-shirt printing. The company's first job was a print for Organic Gardening Magazine, and the business has remained in the family, with the founders' sons Will and Jackson joining full-time in 2010 and 2011 to lead a second generation.

Crescent Textile Solutions
Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Crescent Textile Solutions operates from Two Rivers, Wisconsin, on the western shore of Lake Michigan. The business traces its roots to 1923 when Archibald and Theodore Webster, sons of William Walter Webster, acquired an existing knitting mill and renamed it Crescent Woolen Mills.

Dickson Industries Inc
Des Moines, Iowa49 employees
Dickson Industries Inc. traces its roots to April 30, 1946, when Allied Manufacturing Co.

Eagle Fabrics
Carson, California
Eagle Fabrics, a division of SFO Impact, Inc., has operated from Carson, California since its founding in 1988. President and CEO Pradeep Loomba leads the company, which began as a wholesale fabric supplier focused on knitted textile fabrication for apparel manufacturers.

Eastex Products, LLC
Plymouth, Massachusetts
Eastex Products, LLC, based in Plymouth, Massachusetts, was established in 1996 as a manufacturer's representative in Boston. The woman-owned business opened its first stocking location south of Boston in 2001, expanding into hook-and-loop products and specialty fabrics for healthcare.

Ehmke Manufacturing Co Inc
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ehmke Manufacturing Co. Inc.

Excal Inc
Mills, Wyoming50+ employees
Excal Inc. operates a brass and bronze sand casting foundry in Mills, Wyoming, from an 85,000-square-foot facility that opened in 1991 when founder Fred Harmon relocated the business from its predecessor, Buckeye Brass Foundry (established 1966).

Gil Sewing Corp.
Morton Grove, Illinois
Gil Sewing Corp. operates from Morton Grove, Illinois, a Chicago suburb.

Insight Textiles, an Apex Mills Company
Stuart, Virginia
Based in Stuart, Virginia, Insight Textiles operates as part of Apex Mills, a company founded in 1943 on Long Island, New York. Originally a reseller to the bridal and apparel industries, the business evolved into a manufacturer of warp‑knit technical textiles.
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About Textile & Apparel
Uniforms, technical fabrics, workwear and fashion lines still get made in America, often by family mills and sewing shops that have been doing it for decades.
These companies weave and knit fabric, dye and finish it, and cut and sew finished garments. Some specialize in uniforms or protective gear, others in small-batch fashion.
Their customers are brands bringing production home, companies ordering uniforms, and buyers who need technical textiles for industrial use.
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- Minimum order quantity per style and color
- Whether they offer sampling and pattern making
- Fabric sourcing: theirs or yours
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