Jefferson, Georgia USASouth Korea
Buhler Quality Yarns Corp.By Samil Spinning

About us

A specialized spinner of flame resistant and technical yarns.

Serving fabric mills and garment manufacturers who supply the protective apparel industry.

The company

We spin the protection into the fiber, not onto it.

Buhler Quality Yarns is a specialized spinner of flame resistant and technical yarns, serving fabric mills and garment manufacturers who supply the protective apparel industry. Our yarn programs are built around inherently FR fibers, modacrylic, TENCEL lyocell, and para aramid, blended and spun to the exacting performance, comfort, and durability standards required in flash fire, arc flash, and industrial protective clothing.

Our U.S. production facility is based in Jefferson, Georgia, where our team combines long standing spinning expertise with continuous investment in quality and process control. We are supported by a sister production facility in South Korea, giving us added spinning capacity, regional flexibility, and a broader footprint to serve customers across North America, Europe, and Asia.

Buhler is one of the last spinners of Supima cotton yarn in the United States. That capability did not go anywhere when the protective work grew. The same fine count discipline that lets us spin extra long staple cotton is what lets us hold a count on modacrylic and aramid.

Buhler Quality Yarns facility in Jefferson, Georgia

Heritage

Northeast Georgia has spun yarn for generations.

Textiles built the American South, and Northeast Georgia has spun yarn for generations. Buhler has operated in Jefferson since 1996. The mill floor has changed, the standard has not: yarn that performs the same on the thousandth pound as it did on the first.

Global footprint

Two production sites, one standard.

United States

Jefferson, Georgia

Primary production facility and headquarters for the Americas.

South Korea

Samil Spinning

Our sister production facility. Added capacity and support for customers across Asia.

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