Sophis USA

Since its founding by Japanese inventor Sakichi Toyoda and his invention of the automatic loom, Toyoda Textile Machinery has developed, manufactured, and sold textile machinery, the majority of which has been supplied to customers outside Japan. The company manufactures two main categories of textile machinery: spinning machinery and weaving machinery. To keep up with the advancing needs of the market, the company continuously incorporates the latest technological developments, including control technology, mechatronics and IT, into its textile machinery. It is praised by customers around the world as an international leader, especially for its flagship air-jet loom, which boasts the No.1 share in the industry, but also for spinning machinery such as its ring spinning frames and roving frames. Toyoda Textile Machinery has a location in Charlotte, N.C.

Premier Textile Restorations, based in Charlotte, NC, specializes in revitalizing textiles affected by smoke, fire, water, and mold damage. With a team of experts utilizing advanced techniques and state-of-the-art equipment, they ensure that garments, accessories, and soft furnishings are restored to their original condition. In addition to textile restoration, the company offers comprehensive hard contents restoration, structural cleaning, and professional organizing services. Their commitment to quality extends to hospitality laundry and dry cleaning for lodging providers, guaranteeing pristine linens and soft furnishings that enhance guests' experiences. Generated from the website

Located in Charlotte, N.C., American Suessen Corporation has been a provider of industrial mill supply for over 40 years. It operates as a subsidiary of German-based Spindelfabrik Suessen GMBH. American Suessen Corporation has a 45,000 square-foot facility to service and sell textile machinery, components and modernization packages produced by its parent company. It offers open end, electrical and pneumatic, ring spinning/winding and GVA parts. The company provides a host of products, including metric nuts/bolts, keyways, handtools, o-rings, gaskets, seals and lubricants. It uses the OEM status to offer these parts directly to the end-users. American Suessen Corporation is a member of the National Council of Textile Organizations.