Duvaltex designs, develops, and manufactures high quality fabrics with the help of hundreds of skilled and dedicated employees.
As the sum of North America's top four textile brands - Victor, True, Teknit, and Guilford of Maine - Duvaltex is North America's largest contract textile manufacturer and boasts the richest weaving tradition in the industry. With the combined experience of its four brands, there’s nothing Duvaltex can’t do.
All four brands are market leaders, providing innovative textile solutions for the commercial, hospitality, institutional, and healthcare markets.
We nurture strong relationships—with our clients and within our organization—and control every step of the production process to offer fully integrated textile solutions. That's why we're the perfect partner for creating unique, distinctive fabrics. Bring us your ideas and we'll bring them to life.
Enrich the world by enhancing people's well-being and safety with advanced and sustainable textile materials.
Accelerate a global transition toward innovative and sustainable materials, while providing a path to exponential design possibilities.
Duvaltex may have been created in 2015, but the quality craftmanship of its three brands - Victor, True Textiles, Teknit, and Guilford of Maine - has been over a hundred years in the making.
Guilford Woolen opens its first mill
A second mill opens in Elkin, North Carolina
The Duval family founds Victor
Guilford of Maine launches its FR701 fabric
Victor enters the commercial fabric market
True Design Studio opens in New York City
Victor Design Studio opens in New York City
Victor adds a new state-of-the art mill in Saint-Georges
Victor launches the first eco friendly fabric in North America
is founded and acquires True Textiles
Industry-first 100% post-consumer recycled biodegradable polyester*
Current president Alain Duval remembers his grandfather's determination to reduce waste and reuse materials. Born out of necessity, those fundamental values still guide our operations today. The sustainability certifications we've earned over the years and our continued efforts to reduce our environmental footprint are part of a longstanding commitment to sustainability and the responsible use of resources.
*Rate and extent of biodegradation into elements found in nature is 91% after 1,278 days under ASTM D5511 (Anaerobic Biodegradation of Plastic Materials Under High Solids Anaerobic Digestion Conditions). The test was done with the same component (PET) polyester and biocatalyst additive. No evidence of further degradation.