Established in Northern Ireland in 1880, Ulster Weavers makes home textiles and coordinated homeware, with its signature Irish linen tea towels carrying more than a century of textile knowledge into modern kitchens. Its in-house design teams create hand-painted patterns for products intended for everyday use, while production spans sites around the world, including Northern Ireland. The company has expanded from linen spinning and weaving into a broad homeware business serving markets in Europe and the USA.
UW HomeFounded in Northern Ireland in 1880 as a linen manufacturer, family-run UW Home now designs and supplies homeware to retailers worldwide. Its in-house studio brings together more than 140 years of textile expertise with a portfolio of 10 design-led brands, while the company also provides private-label development and continues small-run manufacturing in Northern Ireland and Manchester.GARDEN CITY, NY
Town & Country LivingFamily-founded in Brooklyn in 1954, Town & Country Living has grown from a small maker of handkerchiefs and placemats into a global home-textiles company. Today, its more than 500 associates develop and supply home products through branded and private-label programs for major retailers worldwide.NEW YORK, NY
SaaSohFounded in the mid-1960s as a manufacturer and supplier of hospitality textiles, Rochester-based SaaSoh now brings its textile expertise to home linens, including luxury towels and bed sheets. The company sources fabrics and fibers globally and works with European mills to develop breathable bedding and absorbent towels, offering its retail collection directly at affordable prices.ROCHESTER, NY
LynenLynen grew from Sarah’s pandemic-era lessons on her grandmother’s embroidery machine into a brand of playful, hand-dyed and embroidered tea towels. Named for Nana Lynda, who passed along the machine, the business draws on Sarah’s fashion-design background in New York and produces its detailed designs in the USA. Its witty kitchen pieces are made to feel more like small design objects than traditional tea towels.