Coville Expands as Single-Source Solution to Supply Chain and Reshoring Challenges

Winston-Salem, NC, March 10, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Coville, Inc. (http://www.covilleinc.com), a vertically-integrated domestic provider of innovative knits and apparel, reports increasing demand and orders from fashion and other sewn-products retailers, brands and OEMs as they work to reduce supply chain complexity by reshoring select manufacturing programs back to the USA. By partnering with Coville, these companies gain the visibility, control and convenience of a single source for Made in the USA knit fabrics, cut and sew production, fabric and product development, distribution and order fulfillment services.

According to Coville President Don Trexler, “To meet consumer demands for more rapid product innovation and socially responsible business practices, many companies are rethinking the complexities and risks of their global supply chain strategies. As a vertically integrated one-stop domestic source of design to delivery solutions, we believe that we are uniquely qualified to deliver the full package service, response time and value these companies need right here in North Carolina.”

Coville operates world-class knitting, cut and sew, and 3PL distribution services all in close proximity to its headquarters. The company offers finished and greige fabrics, contract and full package production programs with expertise in a wide range of activewear, military, performance, protective, sportswear, underwear and other sewn products.

About Coville
Founded in 1976, family owned Coville, Inc. is headquartered in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The company’s subsidiaries include Alandale Knitting Company in Troy, NC and Carolina Apparel Group in Wadesboro, NC. The company maintains significant relationships with dyeing and finishing plants in North and South Carolina; as well as a distribution and fulfillment center in Stallings, NC. Together, the Coville family of companies brings a combined 125 years of industry experience to meet the fabric, production, and full package needs of apparel and sewn products retailers, brands and OEMs.