Six generations of family textile experience shape Lorens NYC, a New York garment manufacturer and sourcing company working between American and European markets. With more than four decades in production and trade, the current generation builds direct relationships with certified factories while preserving traditional craftsmanship and pursuing slower, more transparent fashion.
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RichloomRichloom is a third-generation, family-owned company founded in 1957 by Fred Richman with a $5,000 loan. From its New York City headquarters, the business has grown from a small fabric supplier into a global, design-driven manufacturer with hundreds of employees and operations across the United States and Shanghai. Its work is shaped by family continuity, international collaboration and an emphasis on responsible textile production.New York, NY
Predestine IncRubel Talukder’s family textile heritage—spanning three generations—anchors Predestine Inc., a domestic apparel manufacturer based in Long Island City. With more than 30 years in the industry, the company produces garments for fashion brands and designers while keeping development and production close to home. Talukder built the facility around a small, hands-on team and the New York garment-making tradition.GROUND LEVEL, NY
Britannica Home Fashions, IncFor more than 50 years, Britannica Home Fashions has remained a family-owned New York company, established in 1974 and shaped by long-term relationships with its customers and suppliers. From its Garment District base, it develops home textile collections for major brands, retailers, and private-label customers, with global sourcing and distribution behind them. Its sustainability work includes replacing unnecessary plastic packaging and working with OEKO-TEX-approved suppliers.New York, NY
Carina New YorkEstablished in 1996, family-run Carina New York makes private-label garments through domestic, in-house cut-and-sew production in Manhattan’s Garment District. Founded by Alfred Sabetay after he learned fur and shearling work from his father, the company now works with his daughter Paula Stvan and specializes in leather and shearling, with production options for independent designers and established brands. Carina also turns production scraps into accessories, embellishments, and small home goods through its upcycling offering.NEW YORK, NY