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Leeds Group is now a small collection of subsidiary companies. Its Hemmers-Itex Textil Import Export subsidiary distributes cloth for apparel and home furnishings across Europe. The company withdrew from textile manufacturing, its traditional business, as the industry began to contract in Europe and move to emerging markets. It is now primarily focused on the import and sale of Asian fabrics in Europe. Today it sells about 35 million linear feet of fabric per year. Johan Claesson and UK entrepreneur Peter Gyllenhammer are major shareholders of Leeds Group.

Linificio produces its yarns at three plants in Italy and at two plants in Tunisia and Lithuania. Italy accounts for around two-thirds of sales; exports to other European countries account for more than a quarter. The company also makes machinery that processes (combs and spins) linen. Established in 1873, Linificio became a wholly owned subsidiary in March 2008 of Italy's Marzotto, which holds part of its ownership through Zignano.

Lizhan Environmental uses scrap leather and other local materials to produce synthetic leather and other fabrics for furniture, auto upholstery, and clothing manufacturers as well as for fabric distributors. It sells its products domestically and exports to the US and a handful of other countries. A majority of sales come from recycled leather fabric though the company, through subsidiary Hongzhan, is developing an environmentally friendly imitation leather called Evergreen for the auto upholstery market. Lizhan filed to go public in mid-2010.

Low & Bonar PLC manufacturer supplies fabrics, fibers, yarns, and flooring products to customers in a broad range of industries including building & construction, civil engineering, transport, and carpet & tile. Products include fibrillated yarns, grass yarns, synthetic construction fibers, tiles, woven, and synthetic non-woven fabrics. Low & Bonar produces its goods using such materials as nylon, polyethylene, polypropylene, and PVC. Its brands include Chocflex, Coral, Flotex, Nuway, Tessera, and Threshold. About 70% of revenues come from Europe.

Marzotto's reputation is made out of whole cloth. Manifattura Lane Gaetano Marzotto & Figli and its affiliates are returning to their roots and concentrating on the textile side of the company's business, after having spun off Italian haute couture fashion house Valentino and other apparel-related operations into a separate company, called Valentino Fashion Group, in 2005. Textile operations remaining under the Marzotto flag include production of woolen and linen fabrics, yarns, and linens and blankets. Some of Marzotto's companies include Fratelli Tallia di Delfina, Estethia, and Lanificio G.B. Conte. The Marzotto family controls the company, which Luigi Marzotto founded in 1836.

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