Georgia (GA) Wall Covering Fabrics, Manmade Fiber and Silk Companies
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- Apparel and Outerwear Fabric, Manmade Fiber or Silk2
- Bedding, Manmade or Silk Fabric1
- Comforters and Quilts, Manmade Fiber and Silk58
- Draperies Manufacturers60
- Dress Fabrics, Manmade Fiber and Silk1
- Failles1
- French Crepes1
- Glass and Fiberglass Broadwoven Fabrics1
- Glass Broadwoven Fabrics1
- Manmade and Synthetic Broadwoven Fabrics4
- Nylon Broadwoven Fabrics2
- Parachute Fabrics1
- Polyester Broadwoven Fabrics2
- Polypropylene Broadwoven Fabrics4
- Satins1
- Silk Broadwoven Fabrics1
- Textile Mills, Broadwoven: Silk and Manmade, Also Glass4
- Upholstery, Tapestry, and Wall Covering Fabrics1
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