Mill Spec Goods

Greige and Finished textiles for the Military (US Marine, Army, Navy and Air Force). Also specified by other non-military industries (eg., Parachute)

Fabrics Built to Spec

Some fabrics come with a federal spec number and a paper trail. Sometimes the paperwork is thicker than the fabric and worth more than the purchase order. We’re okay with that.

Here’s what we do: we take greige fabric and make it perform. Water repellent. Mildew resistant. Flame retardant. Vat dyed to a shade of olive someone defined before we were born. The weaving is the mill’s job. The finishing is ours. We’re not a lab. We just got good at the technical part over the years.

Aerospace. Defense. Maritime. Automotive. Law enforcement. Government contractors. If your contract demands documentation, testing, and traceability, you’re in the right place.

Berry Amendment Compliance

Some contracts require every fiber, every stitch, every finishing chemical to be American. That’s the Berry Amendment. We supply 100% USA-made greige and finished fabrics — certified, documented, and ready for audit. If your contract requires Berry compliance, tell us upfront. We’ll confirm per item before quoting. No surprises.

What we stock.

Don’t see your spec? That’s not a problem. It’s a conversation. Tell us the spec number, the fabric weight, the finish, and the quantity. We’ll tell you honestly whether we can meet it, what it will cost, and how long it will take.

If you’re bidding on a government contract, we can help with the fabric portion of the spec. If you’re already awarded and need a reliable supplier, we’ll keep your production line running. Either way, we’ll tell you what we can do, what we can’t, and what it will cost. No runaround.

Specs We’ve Worked With

Below are some of the specs we’ve worked with. This isn’t the full list — we’ve done too many projects across too many industries to fit them on one page. Think of this as proof of capability. If your spec is here, we’re ready. If it isn’t, we’ll tell you honestly whether we can meet it.

  • CCC-C-419 / PIA-C-419 — Cotton duck, multiple types and classes

  • A-A-59708 (formerly CCC-D-950) — Vat dyed cotton duck, Type I & II, water and mildew repellent

  • CCC-C-428 — Cotton duck, OD#7, Type I, Class 1 & Class 2

  • CCC-C-443A — Cotton sheeting

  • MIL-C-43627 — Cotton duck, treated

  • MIL-C-44103 — Cotton duck, specific finish

  • MIL-C-10799H

  • CPAI-84, California-117, NFPA-701, MVSS 302, CAN/CGSB-182.1-2020, Federal Test Method 5902 — Flame retardant and flame resistance standards