With more than 200 years of experience, United Feather & Down sources and processes down and specialty fiber blends for customers around the world. The company works directly with long-standing supply-chain partners and places quality-control specialists at partner factories across China, Japan, the United States, and Europe. Its processing work includes developments such as hypoallergenic and recycled down, with an emphasis on consistent quality and sustainability.
Continental BeddingBuilt on generations of down and feather expertise, Continental Bedding makes finished bedding for the bedroom and beyond, including down pillows and comforters. Its premium down products are filled and finished in the USA, using carefully selected materials and time-tested construction, while its down and feather collections feature Responsibly Down Standard-certified down. The company also carries down-alternative essentials and specialized pieces such as a playful quilted unicorn comforter for toddlers.MONTGOMERY, NY
CreaFill Fibers CorpSince 1994, CreaFill Fibers Corp. has built its reputation on making natural cellulose fibers more consistent through proprietary dry milling. The Chestertown, Maryland, manufacturer serves companies that use these ingredients in food and filtration, as well as industrial applications. Its quality system has held ISO 9001 certification for more than two decades, with food-safety processes certified under BRCGS.CHESTERTOWN, MD
DownrightFounded by Mordechai Fried in 1975, Downright makes down bedding and fine linens by hand in its Brooklyn studio. Now a family business with sons Sol and Shmiel alongside its founder, the company still fills, fluffs and inspects made-to-order pillows and comforters in-house, supplying both homes and luxury hospitality partners. Downright has grown from a two-person basement operation to a roughly 50-person Brooklyn manufacturer while preserving its small-workshop approach.BROOKLYN, NY
Martex FiberFounded in 1975 as a textile-waste trading company, Martex Fiber now recycles more than 160 million pounds of textile waste each year into reclaimed fibers and other recycled textile materials. Its 360° process takes textile waste from manufacturing and post-consumer sources through sorting and fiber processing, while its Zero Landfill Pledge guarantees that purchased waste is recycled. Martex Fiber serves textile mills and manufacturers across North and Central America and the Caribbean and is an ISO 9001:2015 company.PHILADELPHIA, PA