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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Feb 2026 X Files – The Power of Your Profile
The Power of Your Profile February 2026 X-Files By: Xochil Herrera The Chicago Pattern Maker www.xochil.com A solid handshake used to be the start of every great partnership. At SEAMS, we still wholeheartedly believe in in-person networking and its importance in...
Feb 2026 Member Spotlight – Dunlap Industries
SEAMS Member Spotlight: Dunlap Industries In this edition of SEAMS Member Spotlight, Dunlap Industries is featured. Questions are answered by Marketing Supervisor & Sales Associate Gaylen A. Hamilton; Sales Manager Ashby Graham; and President Robert J. Kwasnik....
What’s keeping SEAMS leaders up at night in 2026?
By Devin Steele If one word defines 2026 so far, it is pressure. Pressure to modernize. To enforce trade rules. To grow responsibly. To compete — for real — in a volatile global market. In conversations with SEAMS member leaders this month, a clear pattern emerged:...
SEAMS Announces 2026 Board of Directors
WAKE FOREST, NC – January 30, 2026– SEAMS, the National Association and Voice for the U.S. Sewn Products Industry for over 50 years, announced the new membership selection for the Board of Directors 2026 calendar year today. Fast-paced market shifts and increased...
In the News
FilSpec USA powers up Kings Mountain, N.C. yarn production plant
In an era when much of the U.S. textile landscape has been defined by consolidation and closures, FilSpec USA is writing a different kind of headline: a shuttered specialty yarn plant is humming again, long-tenured employees are back at work and new capital is flowing...
Can reshoring deliver manufacturing sustainability benefits?
As companies look to bring production back to the United States, some experts argue reshoring could reduce supply chain emissions and improve environmental oversight. However, analysts caution that the sustainability benefits depend on factors such as energy sources,...
Where warfighter needs meet textile innovation: Why FedTex 2026 matters
The upcoming FedTex 2026 conference will bring together defense officials, manufacturers and innovators to discuss the role advanced textiles play in supporting military readiness. Organizers say the event will highlight collaboration between government and industry...
U.S. textile mills reduce cotton use in 2025
U.S. textile mills used less cotton in 2025 as manufacturers adjusted to shifting market conditions, fiber competition, and evolving demand across apparel and home textiles. Analysts note that synthetic fibers and changing global trade dynamics continue to influence...
Harry Moser Addresses Congress on the Future of Manufacturing
Harry Moser, founder of the Reshoring Initiative, told Congress that reshoring U.S. manufacturing is already gaining momentum and could significantly strengthen the economy if supported by the right policies. He argued that bringing production back to the United...
ATA Outlook® Leadership Conference: Where textile leaders shape what’s next
The Advanced Textiles Association Outlook® Leadership Conference has become a cornerstone gathering for executives, rising leaders and decision-makers from across the textile and textile-adjacent sectors, drawing attendees with its blend of strategic insight,...
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