National Council of Textile Organizations

National Council of Textile Organizations Mobilizing Support for the U.S. Textile Industry in the 21st Century.

NCTO is a Washington, DC-based trade association representing the domestic (US) textile manufacturing sector.

Preserving and strengthening USMCA is critical to supporting American manufacturing, exports, and jobs. In a new op-ed...
06/16/2026

Preserving and strengthening USMCA is critical to supporting American manufacturing, exports, and jobs. In a new op-ed, NCTO President & CEO Kim Glas explains why maintaining this trilateral trade agreement with Mexico and Canada is essential to keeping the U.S. and the entire North American supply chain competitive against China and safeguarding jobs.👇

06/11/2026

🚨 For 250 years, American have helped build this nation—from the first flags & uniforms to the advanced materials that protect our troops & power our economy today.
Hear from American textile CEOs about what this legacy means as we celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the founding of our country: 👇

NCTO sincerely thanks House Textile Caucus Co-Chairs Rep. David Rouzer (R-NC) and Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) for lead...
06/10/2026

NCTO sincerely thanks House Textile Caucus Co-Chairs Rep. David Rouzer (R-NC) and Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) for leading a bipartisan effort for stronger customs enforcement to combat rampant textile fraud, illegal transshipment & tariff evasion.
Their letter to DHS underscores an urgent reality: U.S. trade laws are only as effective as their enforcement. We applaud them for demanding a comprehensive enforcement strategy to ensure a level playing field for U.S. manufacturers.
See our statement here: https://ow.ly/Om8W50Z9WaP

05/28/2026

USTR Jamieson Greer highlights the importance of manufacturing jobs to the U.S. economy in a recent conversation with the Council of Foreign Relations. According to BLS data, manufacturing jobs pay 20% more than service jobs and 15.5% more than the average private sector job on a weekly basis: https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.t19.htm

05/27/2026

Behind every Made in USA product is an American worker, an American factory & an industry driving innovation every day. From advanced military fabrics to lifesaving PPE & industrial and commercial textiles, the U.S. industry is a backbone of American manufacturing. Hear from executives on why keeping production in America matters for jobs, communities, and our national security. N.C.-Based Service Thread CEO Jay Todd in the spotlight!

05/20/2026

🚨 From military uniforms & PPE to advanced industrial textiles, automotive and consumer products, Made in America starts with American textiles. In NCTO's new video series, hear directly from industry leaders on why investing in U.S. manufacturing matters now more than ever. Ohio-based MMI Textiles CEO & Founder Amy Bircher Bruyn in the spotlight!

05/19/2026

NCTO President & CEO Kim Glas at the White House Made in America Council today delivered a clear message to federal agencies: Buy more fully Made in America products.
The U.S. industry has the capacity to make uniforms & other textile products here at home! Let's work together to end government procurement of foreign-sourced products!
Listen to Kim's message here: 👇

NCTO CEO Kim Glas met with Joanna Miller Wischer, Deputy Director of the Made in America Office at OMB, thanking the Mad...
05/12/2026

NCTO CEO Kim Glas met with Joanna Miller Wischer, Deputy Director of the Made in America Office at OMB, thanking the Made in America office for their support and amplifying the U.S. industry's support for expanding government procurement of made textiles.

NCTO and the U.S. industry commend President Trump for calling on all federal agencies to "BUY AMERICAN." An expansion...
05/11/2026

NCTO and the U.S. industry commend President Trump for calling on all federal agencies to "BUY AMERICAN." An expansion of government procurement for American-made uniforms & textiles will support our vital and strategic domestic manufacturing industry & bolster hundreds of thousands of jobs. Our advocacy on this is making a real difference!

President Trump invited small business leaders to the White House yesterday. Given their leadership in the U.S. indust...
05/05/2026

President Trump invited small business leaders to the White House yesterday. Given their leadership in the U.S. industry, Marisa Fumei-South, President of Two One Two New York & Gabrielle Ferrara Rose, President of Ferrara, were invited to the White House to hear remarks from the President. We commend them both for the recognition & leadership! 👏

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