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Reshoring Textiles Acquires Sans Technical Fibers

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Reshoring Textiles Acquires Sans Technical Fibers

Reshoring Textiles, an industrial holding company for U.S. textile businesses, said it has acquired Sans Technical Fibers, a leading U.S. producer of specialized nylon and polyester yarns based in North Carolina.

Founded in 2025, Reshoring Textiles acquires U.S. textile and adjacent businesses, including idle and distressed manufacturing plants. Robert Antoshak, chief marketing officer of Reshoring Textiles, told Sourcing Journal that Sans marks Reshoring’s first acquisition.

While Antoshak didn’t disclose the terms of the acquisition, the move adds a crucial asset to the firm’s portfolio. It gives the holding company a way into domestic filament production for technical and specialty uses, including sewing thread and industrial textiles, giving Reshoring more to offer manufacturers in apparel and industrial markets.

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“Reshoring is dedicated to helping American textile manufacturing grow,” Josh Nieuwsma, CEO of Reshoring Textiles, said in a statement.

“Customers need reliable long-term domestic sources of the raw materials their products require. Sans gives us an established operation with deep experience in specialty nylon and polyester,” he added.

Sans will operate with another company under Reshoring Textiles called Spinnere, which, according to its official website, makes cotton, cotton-rich blends, and filament yarns for mills and brands from its facilities in Alabama and South Carolina.

S. facilities, and support manufacturers and startups looking to grow and build their businesses here,” Nieuwsma said.



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