Rooted in a 1945 spinning mill, Premier Fine Linens is a three-generation, owner-managed family business that has grown into a textile manufacturer serving customers in more than 40 countries. The company is known for its fully integrated production and its focus on women’s employment, education and empowerment; more than 65% of the wider group’s 6,000-plus employees are women. Its factories recycle over 99% of the water they use and draw more than 70% of their energy from renewable sources.
Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)
OEKO-TEX Standard 100
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Palmiye TekstilEstablished in Adana in 2004, Palmiye Tekstil is a large Turkish textile manufacturer known for exporting 90% of its output to more than 40 countries. Its 200,000-square-metre operation employs more than 1,500 people and produces fabric for national and international fashion brands, with sustainability built into its operations through 70% wastewater recycling and solar power supplying 40% of its energy.NY 10018, NY
TexPakFounded in Lahore in 2003 through a partnership between the Belgian Delcour family and Pakistan’s Sapphire Group, TexPak makes knitwear including private-label sweatshirts, hoodies, polo shirts and T-shirts. The family-owned manufacturer combines more than four generations of Belgian textile experience with a vertically integrated operation and employs more than 1,100 people. Its distinctive strength is expertise in both tubular and open-width knitting, alongside a focus on biomass energy, wastewater treatment and fair working conditions.PHOENIXVILLE, PA
Welspun HomeWelspun is a global home-textiles company that makes products through a vertically integrated manufacturing platform. It has been a home-textiles leader for over 35 years, with more than 26,000 employees and a presence in over 50 countries; the company says its U.S. business makes one in five towels and one in seven sheets sold in the country.GROVE CITY, OH
LibecoSince 1858, Libeco has woven Belgian linen in a sixth-generation family business rooted in the historic flax region between Caen and Amsterdam. Its Meulebeke weaving mill combines inherited craft knowledge with modern technology, turning predominantly European-sourced yarn into fabrics and finished linen goods, including made-to-measure collections for hospitality settings. The mill has operated carbon-neutrally since 2014 and uses renewable energy.5TH AVENUE, NY