Our combined Voice of the U.S. Sewn Products Industry consists of more than 200 of America’s foremost fashion brands, retailers, manufacturers and textile providers. Supercharging the American Supply Chain, SEAMS is the the most relevant force and go-to resource shaping the growth and resurgence of MADE IN AMERICA.
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February 2025 X Files
Winter Whispers of Optimism February 2025 X-Files By Xochil Herrera Scheer The Chicago Pattern Maker www.xochil.com Twenty Twenty-Five, and what a ride so far! It seems from my recent reading and conversations that we all are working on a number of initiatives for the...
February 2025 Member Spotlight – CustomFab USA
SEAMS Member Spotlight: CustomFab USA In our latest edition of SEAMS Member Spotlight, CustomFab USA, is highlighted. Brian Alhanati, vice president of the company, answers our questions. Company headquarters: Garden Grove, CA Year founded: 1990 Primary...
SEAMS members eye growth in 2025 amid policy shifts, domestic investments
SEAMS members eye growth in 2025 amid policy shifts, domestic investments By Devin Steele The U.S. textile/cut-and-sew industry is entering 2025 with cautious optimism, as manufacturers, suppliers and brands navigate a shifting economic and policy landscape, according...
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...
In the News
Manufacturing PMI® at 49%; March 2025 Manufacturing ISM® Report On Business®
Economic activity in the manufacturing sector contracted in March after two consecutive months of expansion preceded by 26 straight months of contraction, say the nation's supply executives in the latest Manufacturing ISM® Report On Business®. Textile Mills were among...
Made in the USA is more than a label – it’s a strategic advantage
The United States produces just 2% of the clothing its citizens wear. The remaining 98% is imported – despite the fact that we are one of the largest apparel consumers in the world, responsible for an estimated 25% of global apparel purchases and 35–40% of global...
Discover our majors: Fashion and textile design
In the fashion and textile design program at the NC State Wilson College of Textiles, Neely Mallik is unlocking her talents as a creator and building a portfolio of experiences to prepare herself for career success. ...
Shane Cooper – The man changing cycling from the toes up
Shane Cooper is the man behind North Carolina-based sock maker DeFeet – who've been supplying socks to the pros for over 30 years. Their latest innovation the Evojet sock, is revolutionizing the peloton with a claimed 24 watt saving over bare legs – with Matteo...
Cotton of the Carolina: Made in America
North Carolina's Eric Henry has been swimming against the current for more than 40 years to run a U.S. cotton clothing manufacturing and design label using cotton grown sustainably in the region. In the process, he's established relationships with farmer-suppliers...
Q&A with NCTO Chairman: Charles Heilig – Council steps up during turbulent times to make significant strides for U.S. textiles
Read an exclusive Q&A with Charles Heilig, president of Gastonia, N.C.-based Parkdale Mills who has served as chairman of the National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO) for the past year. He turned over the chairman’s gavel to Chuck Hall, president & CEO...
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