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This category lists companies that manufacture textile fabrics from blends of natural and man-made fibers, and are headquartered in Japan.

Resources in This Category

• Agehara Textile Industries Co., Ltd

  http://www.agehara.jp/
  Manufacturers of velvet, rigid and stretch woven fabrics for apparel and furnishing applications, from cotton, silk, viscose, cupro, polyester, polynosic, polyurethane and blends. Technical information and specifications. English and Japanese.

• Chugai Kunishima Corp

  http://www.ckktex.co.jp/
  Manufacturers of rigid and stretch woven and finished fabrics for suiting applications, from wool, ceramic fiber, polyester and blends with spandex. English and Japanese.

• Kurabo Industries, Ltd

  http://www.kurabo.co.jp/
  Diversified group of manufacturing and service providing companies, active in textiles, filtration, plastics, process control, real estate, biomedical products and human resources. Woven and knitted fabrics for apparel applications, from cotton, wool, man-made fibers and blends. Also, yarns. English and Japanese.

• Shinyei Group

  http://www.shinyei.co.jp/
  Diversified group of companies, active in electronics, food products, construction commodities, textiles, capacitors and insurance. Woven and knitted, and lace fabrics for apparel and automotive upholstery applications. Also, own brand women's fashion. English, Japanese and Chinese.

• Toyota Tsusho Corp

  http://www.toyota-tsusho.com/
  Japan. Diversified group of companies, active in chemicals, food products, healthcare, insurance, packaging and textiles. Manufacture and trade of woven and knitted fabrics, textiles and ready-made garments, yarns and raw cotton. English and Japanese.

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