Manufacturing of finished broadwoven fabrics, manmade or natural fibers (including silk, excluding cotton and wool), all other types of plain weaves (excluding print cloth and pile), 85 percent or more spun yarn fabrics

1,037 FACILITIES

Facility	City	State	Employees	Status
Insect Shield LLC	Greensboro	NC	—	LIKELY ACTIVE
Kayser-Roth Corporation - Asheboro	Asheboro	NC	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Kingsley Plant	Thomson	GA	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Lenzing Fibers INC	Axis	AL	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Miliken & Company Enterprise Plant	Marietta	SC	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Milliken and Company Johnston Plant	Johnston	SC	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Milliken & Company-Alma	Nicholls	GA	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Milliken - Company Gilliland	Laurens	SC	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Milliken & Company/magnolia Plant	Blacksburg	SC	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Milliken & CO Valway Plant	Lagrange	GA	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Milliken Gillespie Plant	Union	SC	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Musgrove Plant	Gaffney	SC	1–19	LIKELY ACTIVE
Pendleton Woolen Mills	Pendleton	OR	1–19	LIKELY ACTIVE
Phoenix Alto Industrial Investors LLC	Alto	GA	—	LIKELY ACTIVE
Pine Belt Processing INC	Stonewall	MS	—	LIKELY ACTIVE
Precision Fabrics Group Incorporated	Vinton	VA	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Preferred Finishing Technologies LLC	Blacksburg	SC	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Roshan Trading, INC.	Los Angeles	CA	—	LIKELY ACTIVE
Saybrook Plant	Inman	SC	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Seaman Corporation -plant 2	Bristol	TN	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Sika-Chattanooga	Chattanooga	TN	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
SnugZ USA, LLC	West Jordan	UT	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Solmax Geosynthetics, Kingstree	Kingstree	SC	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE
Southern Mills DBA TenCate Protective Fabrics - Finishing Plant	Molena	GA	100–499	LIKELY ACTIVE
Straehle+hess USA INC.	Auburn	AL	20–99	LIKELY ACTIVE

FactoryRegistry lists 1,037 facilities whose primary industry classification is one of the 2 industries above. This is a list by industry, not a list of makers: Census reports that establishments in these industries produced finished broadwoven fabrics, manmade or natural fibers (including silk, excluding cotton and wool), all other types of plain weaves (excluding print cloth and pile), 85 percent or more spun yarn fabrics, in the shares shown above, and does not say which establishments. Where a plant’s own website or a federal registry names what that plant makes, it appears on the plant’s own page with the source named.

The U.S. Census Bureau recorded this product line in 2 US manufacturing industries in the 2022 Economic Census, as the most specific line those industries reported, where 19 establishments reported producing it.

These are counts of establishments by industry: the Economic Census publishes them as industry totals and never as a list of plants.

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Industries

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NAPCS collection code 2021026000. Source for the product line, the establishment counts and the shares: U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Economic Census (ECNNAPCSIND2022). Federal source data is public domain. Facility records are compiled separately by FactoryRegistry and carry their own sources.