national industry 313210
Broadwoven Fabric Mills
Overview
This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in weaving broadwoven fabrics and felts (except tire fabrics and rugs). Establishments in this industry may weave only, weave and finish, or weave, finish, and further fabricate fabric products.
The immediate parent of national industry 313210 is international industry 31321: Broadwoven Fabric Mills
2012 NAICS Edition Cross References
- Establishments primarily engaged in:
- Weaving widths specifically constructed for cutting to narrow widths:are classified in Industry 313220, Narrow Fabric Mills and Schiffli Machine Embroidery;
- Weaving or tufting carpet and rugs:are classified in Industry 314110, Carpet and Rug Mills; and
- Making tire cord and tire fabrics:are classified in U.S. Industry 314994, Rope, Cordage, Twine, Tire Cord, and Tire Fabric Mills.
Sub-Descriptions
- 313210 - Blankets and bedspreads made in broadwoven fabric mills
- 313210 - Broadwoven fabrics (except rugs, tire fabrics) weaving
- 313210 - Brocades weaving
- 313210 - Canvases weaving
- 313210 - Carpet linings (except felt) weaving
- 313210 - Chambrays weaving
- 313210 - Cheesecloths weaving
- 313210 - Chintzes weaving
- 313210 - Corduroys weaving
- 313210 - Cotton fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Curtains and draperies made in broadwoven fabric mills
- 313210 - Denims weaving
- 313210 - Drills weaving
- 313210 - Ducks weaving
- 313210 - Elastic fabrics, more than 12 inches in width, weaving
- 313210 - Fabrics (except rug, tire fabrics), broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Felts, broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Fiberglass fabrics weaving
- 313210 - Flannels, broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Gauzes, surgical, made in broadwoven fabric mills
- 313210 - Glass broadwoven fabrics weaving
- 313210 - Hand weaving fabrics, more than 12 inches (30 cm) in width
- 313210 - Hard fiber fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Jacquard woven fabrics weaving
- 313210 - Jute bags made in broadwoven mills
- 313210 - Manmade fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Natural fiber fabrics (i.e., jute, linen, hemp, ramie), broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Nets and nettings, more than 12 inches in width, weaving
- 313210 - Paper fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Percales weaving
- 313210 - Poplins weaving
- 313210 - Sheets and pillowcases made in broadwoven fabric mills
- 313210 - Silk fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Spandex broadwoven fabrics
- 313210 - Tablecloths made in broadwoven fabric mills
- 313210 - Terry broadwoven fabrics weaving
- 313210 - Textile broadwoven fabrics mills
- 313210 - Textile mills, broadwoven fabrics
- 313210 - Textile products (except apparel) made in broadwoven fabric mills
- 313210 - Towels and washcloths made in broadwoven fabric mills
- 313210 - Twills weaving
- 313210 - Velvets, manmade fiber and silk, weaving
- 313210 - Weaving and finishing of broadwoven fabrics (except rugs, tire fabric)
- 313210 - Weaving broadwoven fabrics (except rugs, tire fabrics)
- 313210 - Weaving broadwoven felts
- 313210 - Weaving fabrics more than 12 inches (30cm) in width
- 313210 - Wool fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- 313210 - Worsted fabrics weaving
History
The NAICS editions in which this code was present are indicated below. In the event that a code was changed from the prior edition the equivalent value in that edition is provided for reference.
Edition | Existed | Equivalent Value |
---|---|---|
2002 | 313210 | |
2007 | 313210 | |
2012 | 313210 | |
2017 | 313210 | |
2022 | 313210 |
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Mappings
Insurance Industry Mappings
The US Property and Casualty Insurance Industry may use the following classification descriptions which might encompass national industry 313210, Broadwoven Fabric Mills:
- baby blanket crib linen manufacturing
- broadwoven fabric mill
- broadwoven fabric mill cotton
- broadwoven fabric mill manmade fiber and silk
- broadwoven fabric mill wool including dyeing and finishing
- cloth weaving patching
- cotton spinning and weaving
- curtain and drapery manufacturing
- curtain manufacturing
- drapery manufacturing
- drapery or curtain manufacturing
- drapery tapestry
- duck cloth manufacturing
- fabric and textile mill knitting spinning weaving acetate celanese cotton felt linen rayon twine
- fabric and textile mill knitting spinning weaving acetate celanese cotton felt linen rayon twine not older bldg
- fabric and textile mill knitting spinning weaving other fibre
- fabric mill
- fiberglass manufacturing
- filter cloth for dairy industry
- flax spinning and weaving
- hemp spinning and weaving
- house furnishing manufacturing textile only
- jute spinning and weaving
- knitting spinning and weaving fabric and textile mill acetate celanese cotton felt linen rayon twine
- knitting spinning and weaving fabric and textile mill other fibre
- linen cloth manufacturing
- manufacturing
- net manufacturing
- net manufacturing oth than safety net not otherwise classified
- net manufacturing other than safety net
- pillow cover manufacturing
- plush manufacture
- plush or velvet manufacturing
- reweaving hole in clothing
- spinning or weaving
- spinning weaving and knitting fabric and textile mill acetate celanese cotton felt linen rayon twine
- spinning weaving and knitting fabric and textile mill other fibre
- table cloth manufacturing
- tapestry drapery
- textile
- textile and fabric mill knitting spinning weaving acetate celanese cotton felt linen rayon twine
- textile and fabric mill knitting spinning weaving other fibre
- textile good not otherwise classified
- textile mending
- textile mending invisible textile weaving of wearing apparel
- textile mill
- textile spinning weaving or knitting mill
- textile spinning weaving or knitting mill manufacturing
- textile spinning weaving or knitting mill not otherwise classified
- weaving spinning and knitting fabric and textile mill acetate celanese cotton felt linen rayon twine
- weaving spinning and knitting fabric and textile mill other fibre
- webbing manufacturing or braid or fringe manufacturing or net manufacturing
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