COTSWOLD INDUSTRIES, INC.

Cotswold Industries, Inc. specializes in the production and finishing of high-integrity textile materials compliant with the Berry Amendment, serving critical U.S. government uniform and apparel programs. The company focuses on the precise fabrication and finishing of cotton and synthetic fabric blends used in military dress shirts, ensuring adherence to strict federal sourcing and manufacturing standards. Their technical expertise includes fabric weaving, dyeing, finishing, and quality control processes tailored to meet Department of Defense specifications for durability, colorfastness, and dimensional stability. A key differentiator is their consistent ability to deliver Berry Amendment-compliant materials—ensuring 100% U.S.-origin content from fiber to finished garment—making them a trusted supplier for defense and federal uniform programs requiring full domestic supply chain integrity. Cotswold Industries maintains a focused relationship with the Department of Justice, supplying specialized textile components for official dress uniforms. Their work for this agency centers on the procurement of certified white dress shirt fabric, often in support of broader Defense Logistics Agency initiatives through Federal Prison Industries. This recurring engagement suggests a well-established procurement pathway and deep familiarity with federal sourcing protocols, including FPI coordination and compliance documentation. The company’s primary industry focus is in NAICS 313310, Textile and Fabric Finishing Mills, where they operate as a niche producer of precision-engineered military-grade textiles. Their market positioning is defined by specialization in regulated, low-volume, high-compliance textile manufacturing rather than mass-market production. They serve the defense and federal uniform supply chain with a commitment to domestic sourcing, quality control, and regulatory fidelity. Cotswold Industries, Inc. is a small business structured as a 2L entity, headquartered in New York, NY. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their operational model is built on strict adherence to federal compliance frameworks, particularly the Berry Amendment and DOD textile standards. Their geographic presence and capabilities position them as a specialized, domestically rooted supplier within the federal uniform and textile procurement ecosystem.