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Guilford Mills used to make fabrics to cover your ride and your hide. Today it focuses on your ride. The textile maker produces fabrics for car and heavy truck cab interiors, from bodycloth to headliners. Its specialty products group manufactures consumer and industrial fabrics, including loop closure fabrics (used in medical braces), window coverings, technical stretch pieces for athletic wear, and, even shoe linings and casket liners (sadly, a promising market). Johnson Controls and Lear Corporation are among its customers. Founded in 1946, Guilford has sales and manufacturing locations in the US, Asia, and Europe. Guilford Mills has been owned by private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management since 2004.

Gulistan Carpet manufactures a variety of residential and commercial carpets and area rugs at three plants in the Carolinas. The line of premium fine and medium to high-end carpets are sold through carpet and furniture stores nationwide. Gulistan Carpet touts an array of woven polypropylene, wool, and washable scatter rugs, and well as a number of outdoor mats. It was first to introduce a woven Stainmaster area rug collection. The company is a business division of Hampton Capital Partners, which is led by yarn producer Ronile, Inc.

Hamrick Mills makes lightweight, greige-woven fabrics through two plants, Hamrick and Musgrove, in Gaffney, South Carolina. The lineup includes poly/cotton and 100% cotton blends. Hamrick Mills' fabrics are used in a diversity of applications, from home furnishings to apparel and support apparel (pockets to linings), and industrial goods (window shades to laminates for circuitry). The company makes yarn using the Murata Jet Spinning and Murata Vortex spinning machines. Common print cloth styles, along with special fabric construction weaves, are also produced. The founding Hamrick family owns and runs the company.

Holdsworth Fabrics Limited Originally founded in 1822 as John Holdsworth & Co., The company has designed and manufactured upholstery used by the mass passenger transportation market for more than 185 years. Its lineup ranges from wool moquettes to flat weave materials, leather, and recycled leather for covering bus, ferry, and train seats, as well as fabrics for wall, ceiling, and windows. For six generations the company was owned by the Holdsworth family. However in 2005 it merged with the textile and property development group, Hanson St. James. Two years later, Holdsworth's sales trading arm and brand name was acquired by textile specialist Camira Group, and renamed Holdsworth Fabrics.

Holliston company produces fabrics for a myriad of coating applications. ICG/Holliston manufactures book cloth used to cover books ranging from best-sellers to textbooks and loose-leaf binders. Other products include cloth and vinyl substrates used for applications such as labels, cloth tapes, abrasive backing, and containers. Customers include the building materials, publishing, fragrance packaging, and album/looseleaf industries. The company, formerly Industrial Coatings Group (ICG), acquired Holliston Mills in 1998; both companies were founded in the late 1800s. The company has sold its sign and banner business line to Avery Dennison.

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