Using the words ‘fabric’ and ‘textile’ interchangeably to describe different materials is a common mistake among regular folks. As a professional designer or engineer, however, you can’t afford such mistakes, especially with money and reputation…
Tired of wrestling with slippery fabrics or finding multi-layer sewing projects a daunting task? Whether you’re a seasoned seamstress or a novice with a sewing machine, a walking foot attachment might just be the solution…
olive colored tactical vest system with pouches, front and rear view The MOLLE system is a highly versatile and popular attachment method used by military personnel and outdoor enthusiasts alike. If you’re not familiar with…
Backpacks have been an integral tool, and have been around as early as 3300 bc. At Fieldtex, we have fifty years of experience manufacturing backpacks across all industries. We’ve created backpacks and carrying cases for…
Being a domestic sewing factory has allowed us to work with some amazing OEMs, designers, and custom projects. “Made in the USA” is a statement we are very passionate about; we are proud to produce…
As a first-time product developer with a big idea, the product development process can be intimidating. New Product Development (NPD) is, to put it simply, the process any Creator must go through to bring their…
The textile market is a global, universally utilized, ever fluctuating superpower. With infinite applications, innumerable types of textiles, and an endless need for innovation, the market is growing (after a low 2013-14) and projected to…
The best way to mass-produce a fabric product – when you are not equipped with the proper machinery – is to work with a Contract Sewing Manufacturer. This not only allows you to maximize time…
In any field, there is almost always a piece of equipment or a specialized product that necessitates a carrying case. While it is easy to purchase a pre-developed carrying case (in some cases, you may…
The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system, established in the United States in 1937, remains a crucial tool for classifying industries. Governed by a four-digit code, this system aids government agencies in sorting, comparing, and analyzing…