Woven nylon, knit mesh, webbing, elastics and fiber brands. These mills and brands supply the cut-and-sew shops that build finished Berry-compliant gear, so compliance has to start here at the fiber and yarn level.
Wichita, KS (INVISTA)·Fabrics
High-tenacity nylon 6,6 fabric brand owned by INVISTA (Koch Industries), used for ballistic and military-tactical applications; certain lines are Berry-compliant.
Bala Cynwyd, PA·Fabrics
Pennsylvania manufacturer supplying 1.1–12.0 oz woven nylon fabrics since 1916, including Mil-Spec, tactical, and parachute textiles, all domestically produced.
Milltown, NJ·Fabrics
New Jersey knit-textile manufacturer producing industrial, technical, and specialty knit fabrics with all Berry-compliant production kept in-house. Affiliated with MMI Textiles.
Brooklyn, OH·Fabrics
Woman-owned Ohio supplier of fabric, webbing, elastics, hook & loop, and hardware with a 100% Berry-compliant military line; manufacturing in Lenoir, NC.
Watsontown, PA·Fabrics
Watsontown, PA manufacturer of specialty narrow textiles up to 4 inches wide — Berry-compliant webbing, elastics, cords, and e-textiles for defense and aerospace.
Wichita, KS (INVISTA)·Fabrics
UV-resistant nylon fabric brand (now INVISTA), used primarily for flags, banners, and outdoor applications; U.S.-made and available Berry-compliant.
Listings reflect each company's own public statements. There is no official Berry Amendment registry; verify certification with the supplier. Learn how Berry compliance works →