Founded in 1939 by colorist George Joblon, Brittany Global Technologies grew from a Fall River print shop into a textile manufacturer known for developing camouflage fabrics. The company’s history includes a move to New Bedford and a long focus on serving U.S. military customers.
Breton IndustriesSince 1949, Breton Industries has operated as a U.S. military prime contractor from its manufacturing facility in Amsterdam, New York. The company is known for custom protective textile products made for military, commercial, and industrial customers, with its quality system certified to ISO 9001:2015.AMSTERDAM, NY
Gehring Tricot CorporationOperating since 1946, veteran-owned Gehring Tricot Corporation manufactures warp knits, circular knits and stretch-woven fabrics in the United States. The company custom-creates more than 100 fabrics each year around individual customer requirements, with a deliberately diverse reach across markets such as medical, military and aerospace.MELVILLE, NY
Brookwood Companies IncorporatedFor more than 30 years, Brookwood Companies Incorporated has built its reputation as an integrated textile company with U.S. manufacturing at its core. Its facilities develop technical fabrics for customers ranging from the U.S. military to outdoor and industrial manufacturers, with Brookwood Finishing contributing more than 75 years of processing experience. The company’s newest quality distinction is ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation for Brookwood Finishing.NEW YORK, NY
Schott Performance FabricsFounded in Akron during the Great Depression, Schott Performance Fabrics traces its roots to Louis J. Schott’s 1932 textile trading company. Now led by his grandson John, the independent business draws on more than 85 years of international sourcing experience to develop and supply fabrics for manufacturers, with particular depth in complex printed designs and consistent color matching.AKRON, OH