Cut & Sew Boom in the U.S.

Sonoran Stitch Factory was just featured in the article "A U.S. Cut-and-Sew Boom" by Cary Sherburne. She writes, "One of the key barriers to reshoring textiles and apparel has been the lack of sewing talent, the final mile, if you will, of localized apparel and home décor manufacturing. Recently we have seen a number of new cut-and-sew operations pop up across the nation, an encouraging sign for the future of the American textiles and apparel industry."

Congrats to groups such as SewLab, Sparty Mill, and Factory Fashion for launching great cut & sew businesses in other regions of the country.

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