JB Martin is a vertically integrated manufacturer of fine woven velvets, with weaving, dyeing, finishing, embossing, printing, and specialty finishing capabilities. It supplies velvet fabrics and cut-and-sewn products for home furnishings, theatre, hospitality, apparel, fashion, and technical applications.
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Wimpfheimer VelvetsEstablished in 1845 as a New Hampshire dry-goods store, Wimpfheimer Velvets now makes and supplies velvet and pile fabrics for apparel, furnishings, theatrical work, and visual display. Its long specialty is an unusually broad pile-fabric line, stocked in the United States and supplemented by a worldwide network of resources developed to Wimpfheimer’s standards. The company also operates a Virginia mill and warehouse alongside its New Jersey wholesale and over-the-counter divisions.NEW YORK, NY
Rubelli S.p.AFrom Venice, Rubelli S.p.A. has spent more than 130 years making high-end interior textiles that pair traditional craftsmanship with technological innovation. Its Rubelli brand now extends that textile expertise to wallcoverings and decorative acoustic panels, while its Como weaving operation combines 31 modern looms with three working looms dating to the 18th century. The company’s fabrics and interiors appear in residential, hospitality, cruise-ship and yacht projects in Italy and abroad.New York, NY
Prelle et Cie S.A.SSince 1752, Lyon-based Manufacture Prelle has woven furnishing fabrics, carrying the city’s silk tradition through nine generations of family ownership. The company preserves rare hand-loom techniques alongside newer looms, enabling it to recreate historic textiles and develop bespoke fabrics for distinctive interiors. Prelle continues to create and produce exclusively in France, with work ranging from private residences to heritage institutions such as New York’s Frick Collection.NEW YORK, NY
Gretchen Bellinger IncFounded on Gretchen Bellinger’s landmark 1976 collection, Gretchen Bellinger Inc. creates distinctive woven fabrics for interiors, from classic weaves to highly detailed embroidered designs. Based in Albany, New York, the company’s nearly five decades of textile design include fabrics held in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts.ALBANY, NY