For owners
Your mill, carried forward.
We acquire and capitalize American textile businesses: running, idle or in transition.
01 — 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.
02 — 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
03 — Questions
What does Reshoring Textiles acquire?
Established U.S. textile and textile-adjacent manufacturers: yarn spinning, weaving and knitting, nonwovens, dyeing and finishing, technical and protective textiles, fiber and filament, hosiery, apparel and home textiles, and the industrial businesses that serve them.
What capital does it provide?
Full acquisitions, majority and partial recapitalizations, growth capital, debt and bridge support, and plant real estate solutions including sale-leaseback.
Does it consider idle or distressed plants?
Yes. Restarts and turnarounds are part of the strategy.
What happens to the people?
We acquire to operate. Higher wages are part of every plant's plan.
Is an inquiry confidential?
Yes. Submissions are encrypted end to end and read only by the principals.
04 — Process
- 01
Introduce
The basics, below.
- 02
Review
A principal reads every submission.
- 03
Answer
A clear decision, under NDA when it goes further.