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Parkdale America is a joint venture between Unifi and Parkdale Mills.Parkdale America produces cotton and synthetic yarns using open-end and air jet spinning technologies. Parkdale America's yarns are sold to US, Columbia, and Mexico apparel and textile markets under the Parkdale brand. Through a long-term agreement, it supplies all of Delta Apparel's yarn needs. Textile giants Parkdale Mills and Unifi combined their spun yarn assets and operations in 1997 to form Parkdale America. Managed by Parkdale Mills, the venture includes 12 manufacturing plants in North Carolina. Parkdale Mills holds a 66% stake in Parkdale America, and Unifi, a 34% stake.

Parkdale Mills cotton and cotton-polyester blend yarns and specializes in spun yarn that winds up in such goods as sheets, towels, underwear, and jeans. Parkdale Mills' global slate of customers include Jockey International, Lands' End, L.L. Bean, and Springmaid. The company operates and owns 66% of Parkdale America, a joint venture with polyester and nylon yarn maker Unifi. The company has about two dozen plants in the US, Columbia, and Mexico, and a fiber research center. Its cotton consumption represents 30% of total US cotton demand.

Pasupati Spinning and Weaving is india's second largest maker of polyester thread, Pasupati Spinning whirls and weaves cotton and nylon strands into a lineup of cotton yarn, cotton and nylon sewing thread, knitted grey hosier fabric, and two-ply yarn. More than 15,000 tons of yarn and threads each year are produced by this master of spin! Its yarn and thread are used by a diversity of industries, from carpet to terry towel, weaving, and knitwears. The company distributes its sewing threads, branded Bull & Ivory, across India, as well as exports its goods throughout Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Indian textile firm Pasupati Conglomerate owns Pasupati Spinning and Weaving.

Pharr Yarns spins yarn for use in a number of products including apparel, carpets, conveyor belts, industrial filters, military and fire fighting uniforms, and work gloves. Its high performance engineered yarn is used in technical, commercial, protective, and industrial applications, as it is resistant to fire, chemicals, and/or cuts. These technical fabrics are sold under brand names such as Kevlar, Torcon, and Dynnema. The company's carpet yarn division supplies yarn to manufacturers of rugs and carpets. The company has manufacturing facilities throughout the US.

Pittards processes leather for use in gloves, footwear, and other goods.Pittards's glove leather division serves manufacturers of sport and dress clothing, as well as makers of military and other service-related uniforms. Its shoe and leather goods division produces cowhide leather for furniture, sporting goods, saddlery, and other products. Pittards' clients include Adidas, Louis Vuitton, Timberland, and Timex. The company has been in operation since 1826. Formerly 29%-owned by the founding Pittard family, Swedish investor Peter Gyllenhammar (backer of a number of other British manufacturing companies) bought a 65% stake in Pittards as part of its restructuring in 2006.

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