Operating 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.
Veteran-Owned Company
compliance_program
Made in the USA
registration
HLC IndustriesFounded in 1916 as a supplier of pocket and lining material, HLC Industries now manufactures woven nylon fabrics for military, tactical, parachute, and commercial applications. The fifth-generation family-run company supplied materials for U.S. military uniforms during World War II and continues to make its fabrics in the USA, including Berry Amendment-compliant materials. HLC is ISO 9001:2015 certified and offers fabric testing, finishing, and color laboratory services alongside its manufacturing.313310BALA CYNWYD, PA
Milco IndustriesA family-owned company founded by brothers Solomon and Marco Mitrani in 1922, Milco Industries has spent more than a century making textiles in Pennsylvania. The Bloomsburg manufacturer now focuses on custom fabric work, producing warp-knit fabrics and raschel meshes while handling key production steps in-house. Its U.S. facility is certified to ISO 9001:2015.313230BLOOMSBURG, PA
Apex MillsApex Mills has been an American textile company since its founding in 1943, when it began as a reseller serving bridal and apparel businesses. It has since become a specialty manufacturer known for working directly with customers to solve demanding fabric-design problems, with U.S. production at its facilities in North Carolina and Virginia. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation supports custom warp-knit textiles for technical applications.INWOOD, NY
Wayne Mills Co. IncSince 1910, family-owned Wayne Mills has woven narrow textile fabrics in Philadelphia, with twill tapes and light webbings at the heart of its work. Now in its fifth generation, the company combines long-practiced mill skills with in-house weaving, dyeing and finishing to develop custom fabrics or ship from a substantial stock inventory. More than 60 employees—including many with 25 years or more at the mill—support production from a nine-building Philadelphia compound and a rigorous in-house quality program.PHILADELPHIA, PA