Acme Mills partners with Vietnam producers to expand nonwoven textiles offerings - Specialty Fabrics Review

Company News, News | April 2, 2025 | By: ATA

Acme Mills, a textile manufacturer based in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., has announced a partnership with producers in Vietnam to expand its nonwoven textile offerings. This move addresses evolving global trade challenges, such as ongoing tariff concerns with China, allowing Acme Mills to continue delivering cost-effective, high-quality materials to its clients.

As the textile industry navigates shifting trade dynamics, particularly regarding tariffs on Chinese-made products, Acme Mills will ensure its clients are not affected. By partnering with trusted Vietnamese manufacturers known for their high standards of quality and efficiency, Acme Mills will ensure that its clients continue receiving non-woven textiles at competitive prices, without the financial impact of tariffs.

Acme Mills’ expanded product line now includes:

“We have always taken pride in being forward-thinking and responsive to the evolving demands of the textile industry,” says Jim Colman, CEO of Acme Group of Companies. “Partnering with Vietnamese producers ensures an uninterrupted supply of premium non-woven textiles while mitigating the economic impact of tariffs. This collaboration allows us to maintain the highest quality standards while keeping costs competitive for our customers.”

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