1.61 million Americans who made the nation's textiles and apparel, 1990. 243,000, 2026.

Rebuilding industrial America.

Starting with the industry it left behind.

Reshoring Textiles acquires, builds and modernizes American textile manufacturers.

The demand never left. The production did.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · Sep 1990 · Sep 2026

02 — Approach

  1. Plant

    We buy and build the physical plant.

    Mills, lines, buildings and power, owned and run for the long term.

  2. Platform

    Every plant runs on one digital platform.

    Orders, planning, quality, maintenance and traceability, with a live digital twin of every floor.

  3. People

    Better plants pay better.

    Higher wages, skilled work and stronger towns where the mills stand.

  • Higher EBITDA
  • Higher wages
  • Stronger communities

03 — What we acquire

  • Yarn spinning
  • Weaving and knitting
  • Nonwovens
  • Dyeing, finishing and printing
  • Technical and protective textiles
  • Fiber and filament
  • Hosiery, apparel and home textiles
  • Textile-adjacent industrials

04 — Capital

  • Acquisition

    Full purchase of the company or its assets.

  • Recapitalization

    Majority or partial, with owners rolling equity.

  • Growth capital

    Lines, capacity, automation and working capital.

  • Debt and bridge support

    Refinancing, bridge and structured credit.

  • Plant real estate

    Sale-leaseback and property solutions.

  • Restarts and turnarounds

    Idle and distressed plants brought back to work.