Textile Mills & Manufacturers in Chicago, IL
SupplySeys lists 4 textile mills & manufacturers in Chicago, IL. Common fibers: leather & suede, cotton, linen, polyester and silk. Constructions include lace & embroidery and woven. 1 are small-batch friendly.
- 4 suppliers
- 1 small-batch friendly
- 4 with a website
4 suppliers
- Leonard AdlerMill / Manufacturer · Chicago, ILSmall-batch friendlyHolds stock
The Leonard Adler & Co sells the highest quality garment construction supplies. We carry the best products in the industry with a wide selection.…
Cotton - Horween LeathersMill / Manufacturer · Chicago, IL
Horween Leather Company was founded in 1905. For more than 100 years and five generations our goal has been to make the world's best leather.…
Leather & Suede - A. Lava and SonMill / Manufacturer · Chicago, IL
Est. 1917 as a textile supplier A. Lava & Son Co. is now a multi-faceted 4th generation family business working with our customers to design…
- Fishman’s FabricsMill / Manufacturer · Chicago, IL
Since 1903, our family’s mission has been simple. Identify the best fabrics in the world, and build relationships with the mills that produce…
Polyester, Linen, Silk, Wool, Leather & Suede
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Frequently asked questions
How many textile mills & manufacturers are there in Chicago, IL?
SupplySeys lists 4 in Chicago, IL. 0 are verified by the SupplySeys team, 4 list a website and 3 list an email address. The list was last updated in November 2026.
Which of these sell small quantities?
1 are flagged small-batch friendly: 1 hold fabric in stock and 0 sell cut yardage or sample cuts. Look for the small-batch badge on each listing. Most mills don't publish minimums, so ask about sample yardage and per-color minimums. See how fabric minimums work.
How do I contact a supplier?
Open a supplier's page to see its website, email, phone number and address, then contact the company directly. SupplySeys doesn't charge a fee or act as an agent. Confirm prices, minimums and lead times with the supplier.