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North Carolina Textile Firms, Cotton Fields in Recovery Mode

As areas of North Carolina continued to deal with the wake of Hurricane Florence, reports are coming in on…

Hurricane Florence Threatens the Carolinas’ Textile Supply Chain

As Hurricane Florence barrels toward the Carolina coast, the cotton fields and textile factories that lie in…

North Carolina’s Textile Industry Rides the Comeback Trail

North Carolina has made a slow climb back near extinction a decade or so ago to a growing, vibrant center of…

Q&A: American Manufacturer MTC USA Talks Highs, Lows and Woes of Made in USA

RK Industries, a large apparel manufacturer based in India, has opened its first U.S. factory, in Fairmont…

Vintage-Inspired Wrangler Strut the Runway During Greensboro Fashion Week

Wrangler celebrated its history during last week’s Greensboro Fashion Week in North Carolina…

Everest Textile USA to Invest $18.5 Million in New North Carolina Apparel Facility

Everest Textile USA is strengthening North Carolina's garment sector.

South Carolina to Restore Abandoned Textile Mill Sites

Is the U.S. textile industry making a comeback in the Carolinas? It depends who you ask.

North Carolina School District Considers Skinny Jean Ban

Wide-legged jeans may be making a comeback, but skinny jeans have recently been responsible for the most news…

Delta Apparel to Shut Up Shop in North Carolina

North Carolina's economy got some bad news Thursday.

Mill of the Week: White Oak Mills

As the Made in USA movement has gained momentum, Cone has become one of the biggest buzzwords in American…

Chinese Fabric Manufacturer Uniquetex to Invest $31.6M, Add 150 Jobs in North Carolina

Uniquetex, a joint venture between two Chinese manufacturers, on Thursday announced plans to invest $31.6…

Meridian Specialty Yarn Group to Invest $8M to Expand Valdese Textile Plant

Meridian Specialty Yarn Group (MSYG), which spins and dyes yarns for upholstery, hosiery, apparel and more…

Pop-Up Exhibit Commemorates Greensboro’s Denim History

In the early 20th century, Greensboro, North Carolina was a literal denim city. Workers from Cone Denim’s…

Unifi to Double Repreve Center’s Size, Add Jobs in North Carolina

Textile manufacturing is on the upswing down South as an industry once left for dead undergoes resurgence.

North Carolina’s Mohican Mills Shutters after 60 Years

Mohican Mills, one of the last remaining bastions of North Carolina's textile manufacturing industry, is…