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Textile Mills

Textile Mills

Textile manufacturing from yarn to finished fabric

Honduras' textile base supports spinning, yarn engineering, knitting, fabric production, dyeing and finishing across cotton, blended, synthetic, recycled and cellulosic fiber systems.

These upstream capabilities supply the country's established apparel manufacturing platform and help keep key production stages within Honduras.

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22 AHM-affiliated textile companies 2026
Materials & fiber systems

A diversified base of yarns and fabrics

Honduras' textile operations work across cotton, polyester/cotton blends, synthetic, recycled and cellulosic fiber systems, with capabilities extending through yarn production, fabric manufacturing, knitting, dyeing and finishing.

Natural
100% cotton fabrics Cotton fabric production supports the country's vertically integrated textile and apparel supply chain.
Blend
Poly-cotton blends Fabric production includes polyester/cotton combinations, including 50/50 blended constructions.
Synthetic
Synthetic fabrics & fibers Synthetic-fiber fabrics and polyester-based inputs are represented within Honduras' textile manufacturing base.
Recycled
Recycled yarns & materials Recycled yarns, fibers and polyester inputs expand the range of material systems available within the industry.
Cellulosic
Cellulosic fibers Spinning operations work with cellulosic fibers alongside natural, synthetic and recycled fiber systems.
Construction
Knitted fabrics Knitting, dyeing and finishing capabilities support integrated fabric development for apparel manufacturing.
Product specifications, fiber systems and processing capabilities vary by mill.
Mill capabilities

Capabilities across spinning, knitting, dyeing and finishing

The textile base covers key upstream processes that transform fiber inputs into yarns and finished fabrics for apparel manufacturing.

Spinning & yarn engineering Operations include combed, carded, vortex, compact, slub and injected yarn formats using natural, synthetic, recycled and cellulosic fibers.
Knitting & fabric manufacturing Yarns are transformed into knitted and other fabric constructions across cotton, blended and synthetic applications.
Dyeing & finishing Dye-house operations add coloration and finishing within Honduras' domestic textile supply chain.
Recycled & specialty fibers Operations in Honduras also produce recycled yarns and work with recycled polyester, synthetic and specialty fiber systems.
Fabric development

Fabric constructions for core apparel applications

Honduras' textile platform supports knitted fabric development for basics, casualwear, activewear and other apparel applications.

Selected production portfolios include jersey, fleece, terry and stretch constructions. Availability and specifications vary by mill.

Jersey Soft and flexible knit constructions widely used across everyday apparel categories.
Fleece Knit constructions used in casual, active and cooler-weather apparel.
Terry Looped knit constructions used across casualwear, sportswear and related apparel applications.
Stretch blends Blended constructions developed for stretch, fit, flexibility and shape retention.
ESG · Environmental performance

Resource efficiency across textile production

Textile manufacturing increasingly combines production performance with more efficient use of water, energy and materials. Across Honduras, environmental initiatives include water treatment and reuse, renewable energy, process improvements and more responsible material systems.

Environment · ESG
UN SDG 6 Clean Water
& Sanitation
Water stewardship Wastewater treatment, filtration and process-water reuse are among the measures used by textile operations in Honduras to improve water management and reduce pressure on freshwater resources.
UN SDG 7 Affordable &
Clean Energy
Clean energy & efficiency Solar generation, renewable-energy systems and energy-efficiency measures are represented within Honduras' textile and broader manufacturing ecosystem.
UN SDG 9 Industry, Innovation
& Infrastructure
Process innovation More efficient wet-processing equipment, heat recovery, process controls and production technologies can reduce resource use while improving consistency and operating efficiency.
UN SDG 12 Responsible Consumption
& Production
Responsible materials & chemistry Recycled yarns and fibers, material reuse, chemical-management practices and improved production controls support a more resource-conscious approach to textile manufacturing.
Related UN SDGs indicate areas of connection between these environmental practices and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Technologies, programs and performance vary by facility. Explore AHM Sustainability
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Connect with Honduras' textile manufacturing network

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