NAICS 313210 · Manufacturing
Broadwoven Fabric Mills: Business Name Ideas
48 name ideas, the official industry definition, and 260 U.S. business locations broken down by state.
What this industry covers
This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in weaving broadwoven fabrics and felts (except tire fabrics and rugs). Establishments in this industry may weave only, weave and finish, or weave, finish, and further fabricate fabric products.
Businesses classified here include
- Blankets and bedspreads made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Broadwoven fabrics (except rugs, tire fabrics) weaving
- Brocades weaving
- Canvases weaving
- Carpet linings (except felt) weaving
- Chambrays weaving
- Cheesecloths weaving
- Chintzes weaving
- Corduroys weaving
- Cotton fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Curtains and draperies made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Denims weaving
- Drills weaving
- Ducks weaving
- Elastic fabrics, more than 12 inches in width, weaving
- Fabrics (except rug, tire fabrics), broadwoven, weaving
- Felts, broadwoven, weaving
- Fiberglass fabrics weaving
- Flannels, broadwoven, weaving
- Gauzes, surgical, made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Glass broadwoven fabrics weaving
- Hand weaving fabrics, more than 12 inches (30 cm) in width
- Hard fiber fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Jacquard woven fabrics weaving
- Jute bags made in broadwoven mills
- Manmade fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Natural fiber fabrics (i.e., jute, linen, hemp, ramie), broadwoven, weaving
- Nets and nettings, more than 12 inches in width, weaving
- Paper fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Percales weaving
Definition and examples from the 2017 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS 313210), U.S. Census Bureau.
Name ideas for broadwoven fabric mills
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U.S. business numbers
Locations by number of employees nationwide
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2022. Counts cover employer establishments (businesses with paid employees); self-employed owners without staff are not included. Small establishments with 1–4 employees include those that reported no paid employees in mid-March.
Top states for broadwoven fabric mills
- North Carolina 34 locations
- California 28 locations
- South Carolina 27 locations
- Georgia 19 locations
- Texas 15 locations
- New York 12 locations
- Pennsylvania 12 locations
- Maine 8 locations
- Ohio 8 locations
- Virginia 7 locations
All 26 states
- Alabama (6)
- California (28)
- Connecticut (3)
- Florida (5)
- Georgia (19)
- Illinois (5)
- Indiana (6)
- Louisiana (3)
- Maine (8)
- Massachusetts (6)
- Michigan (3)
- Minnesota (5)
- Mississippi (3)
- Missouri (5)
- Nevada (4)
- New Hampshire (4)
- New Jersey (6)
- New York (12)
- North Carolina (34)
- Ohio (8)
- Pennsylvania (12)
- South Carolina (27)
- Texas (15)
- Virginia (7)
- Washington (6)
- Wisconsin (4)