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Non-Profit has 7oz White Twill FOR SALE
SEAMS member, SourceAmerica, an Ability One Program Central Non-Profit Agency, has an affiliated Non-Profit located in the Southern USA that has six (6) Buttonhole machines FOR SALE. All six (6) of the Juki LBH-1790AN electronic lockstitch buttonhole machines have...
Non-Profit has Surplus Electronic Lockstitch Buttonhole machines FOR SALE
SEAMS member, SourceAmerica, an Ability One Program Central Non-Profit Agency, has an affiliated Non-Profit located in the Southern USA that has six (6) Buttonhole machines FOR SALE. All six (6) of the Juki LBH-1790AN electronic lockstitch buttonhole machines have...
December 2024 X Files
Closing 2024 with reflection and vision for the future December 2024 X-Files By Xochil Herrera Scheer The Chicago Pattern Maker www.xochil.com It’s hard to believe another year is coming to a close. I find myself reflecting not only on this past year, but also on the...
December 2024 Member Spotlight
SEAMS Member Spotlight: Jomel Seams Reasonable In our latest edition of SEAMS Member Spotlight, Jomel Seams Reasonable is highlighted. Joe Iuliano, Director of Sales and Operations, answers our questions Company headquarters: Hillside, N.J. Year founded: 2012 Primary...
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Texworld NYC:* The Evolution of Global Textile Sourcing in 2025
Ahead of Texworld NYC, the biannual trade event which sees global textile suppliers and manufacturers meet with buyers from across the fashion industry, BoF examines the key themes which the fair’s programming forecasts will shape 2025’s textile sourcing. As fashion...
Xinjiang cotton industry poised for continued growth despite sanctions
A regional government work report released has stated that, in spite of sanctions, China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region intends to fortify its cotton industry as a pillar sector. With an output of more than 5.68 million tons, or 92.2 per cent of the nation’s...
Made in America: The economic and workforce benefits of reshoring manufacturing
In this episode of The TechEd Podcast, host Matt Kirchner sits down with Harry Moser, founder and president of the Reshoring Initiative,* to explore the critical intersection of reshoring manufacturing, workforce development, and technological advancement. ...
Modern cotton slaves in 18 countries work for large textile companies and many are children
A recent investigation reveals that child exploitation and forced labor are being used to pick cotton on dozens of farms in India. This investigation adds to those in countries such as China, which is accused of enslaving ethnic minorities to provide this raw material...
NC State Wilson College of Textiles* cutting-edge Flex Factory to honor textile titan, W. Duke Kimbrell
Fueled by a vision for industry transformation, the brand-new W. Duke Kimbrell Flex Factory will serve as a cutting-edge global hub for textile innovation and entrepreneurship. Named in honor of the late W. Duke Kimbrell, a pioneering textile leader of the 20th...
New funding for hemp nonwovens plant
aho-headquartered Hempitecture, is to receive $8.42 million in funding from the US Department of Energy under the Investing in America agenda. The funding will support the creation of a new industrial hemp fiber processing and manufacturing facility in northeast...
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