Family-owned Newcastle Fabrics Corp. & Acoustone has been weaving in the United States since 1949, with Daniel Alvarado Sr. now working alongside his son, Daniel Jr. The Maxton, North Carolina mill is known for producing fabrics that bring both visual character and practical performance to commercial interiors, while its acoustic line has also served schools and sound studios.
Stout TextilesFounded in Philadelphia in 1927 by brothers Charles and Harry Stout, Stout Textiles designs and distributes decorative fabrics, trimmings, and wallcoverings for residential and commercial interiors. The family-owned company has grown from an upholstery supply shop into a fourth-generation textile house, with collections spanning its Stout, Marcus William, and Bassett McNab brands. Its custom workroom also produces made-in-the-USA window treatments and pillows, handled by 50 artisans with more than 70 years of workroom experience.424310COLMAR, PA
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
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
Swavelle GroupFamily-owned Swavelle Group traces its roots to 1966, when Fred Thomases began selling Moire fabrics, and remains a multigenerational textile company under Thomases family leadership. With more than 50 years in the industry, the group designs and manufactures textiles for commercial and residential interiors, including performance fabrics made at its New Jersey mill. Its environmental focus is unusually tangible: Bella Dura uses a fiber that starts as a by-product and ends as a fully recyclable product.New York, NY