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Apparel Manufacturing

3,317 FACILITIESAll Census product lines →

NAICS 315

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Products made in this industry77 PRODUCTS

ProductSourceFacilities
Pack, Hot Or Cold, Water CirculatingFederal registry1
PantsCompany website1
Prep KitFederal registry1
Promotional ProductsCompany website1
Prosthesis, Breast, External, No AdhesiveFederal registry1
Protector, Skin PressureFederal registry1
Radiographic Protective GloveFederal registry1
Restraint, ProtectiveFederal registry1
sandwich bagsCompany website1
SCREEN PRINTINGCompany website1
Shield, Eye, RadiologicalFederal registry1
shirtsCompany website1
Sling, Overhead Suspension, WheelchairFederal registry1
Spill KitFederal registry1
Splint, Extremity, Non-Inflatable, External, Non-SterileFederal registry1
Stimulator, Nerve, Electrical, Percutaneous (Pens), For Pain ReliefFederal registry1
Stimulator, Nerve, Transcutaneous, For Pain ReliefFederal registry1
Stocking, Medical Support (To Prevent Pooling Of Blood In Legs)Federal registry1
Strap, Head, Gas MaskFederal registry1
Support, ArmFederal registry1
Tape And Bandage, AdhesiveFederal registry1
Tape And Bandage, Adhesive, Adjustable Closing Mechanism, Otc UseFederal registry1
trimsCompany website1
uniformsCompany website1
us flagsCompany website1
Ventricular (Assist) BypassFederal registry1
Wearable Automated External DefibrillatorFederal registry1

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Common questions

How many apparel manufacturing facilities are in the United States?

As of AUG 2026, FactoryRegistry lists 3,317 apparel manufacturing facilities (NAICS 315) across 54 states, compiled from EPA, OSHA and Census records.

Which state has the most apparel manufacturing facilities?

California, with 1,212 facilities listed.

How many apparel manufacturing facilities are still operating?

1,396 of the 3,317 listed carry a recent operating signal in federal data — the register's Active or Likely active status. The rest are listed from their filings alone, which is a gap in the federal record rather than evidence that a plant has closed.