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Non-Profit Seeks Fabric for the Hood Balaclava (ECW)
Non-Profit Seeks Fabric for the Hood Balaclava (ECW) 8415-01-700-0544 8415-01-700-0546 SourceAmerica, an Ability One Program Central Non-Profit Agency, has a large, affiliated nonprofit in the Eastern USA that is in the early stages of manufacturing the Hood Balaclava...
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August 2026 Member Spotlight – BK Fabrics
SEAMS Member Spotlight: BK Fabrics In this edition of SEAMS Member Spotlight, owner Britt Moore shares the story behind BK Fabrics, a young company finding opportunities in specialized fabrics, military programs and the domestic textile supply chain. Company...
SEAMS Fall Networking Conference to focus on AI, domestic sourcing and the future of U.S. manufacturing
By Devin Steele From artificial intelligence and domestic sourcing to the economic climate and the future of U.S. apparel manufacturing, SEAMS members will have plenty to talk about when they gather in New Orleans next month. The SEAMS Fall Networking Conference will...
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ATA Textile Nerd Podcast explores hemp’s potential for mainstream textile adoption
Hemp fibers and fabrics have long shown promise as sustainable textile alternatives, but widespread commercial adoption remains limited. Gherzi Americas Management Consultant Courtney Caneer-Williams, who brings more than 20 years of global textile experience, joins...
How yesterday’s waste is becoming tomorrow’s fashion
Textile recycling companies in the United Kingdom are developing technologies to turn discarded clothing, polyester fabrics and leather scraps into new materials. Project Re:Claim is converting polyester waste into recycled pellets for new textile products, while Gen...
Can 3D weaving change the economics of fashion?
Three-dimensional weaving technology could offer fashion manufacturers new ways to reduce material waste, streamline production and rethink traditional garment construction. The technology raises questions about whether advanced textile manufacturing can improve...
What the U.S. midterms mean for textiles and apparel
The 2026 U.S. midterm elections raise important questions for the textile and apparel industries, particularly regarding tariffs, trade agreements and domestic manufacturing policy. The political landscape could influence sourcing strategies, investment decisions...
Inside Imogene + Willie and Wrangler’s Made in USA denim collaboration
Imogene + Willie and Wrangler have teamed up on a three-part denim collection manufactured entirely in the United States. The collaboration features deadstock Cone Mills White Oak denim from Greensboro, N.C., along with fabrics produced by Mount Vernon Mills in...
New Jersey manufacturing icon Gambert Shirts unveils third-generation leadership and expands U.S. sourcing
After 93 years in business, Newark, N.J.-based Gambert Shirts has transitioned to third-generation leadership under CEO Mitch Gambert. The custom shirtmaker is expanding its U.S. sourcing partnerships with American Woolen and Cotswold Industries while introducing new...
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SEAMS 2027 “SUPPLY CHAIN USA” Pavilion at Texprocess Americas
May 11 – 13, 2027 | Atlanta, GA