The phrase "a maker of fabrics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or a company that produces or creates textiles or cloth materials.
Example: "The local artisan is known as a maker of fabrics, specializing in handwoven textiles that reflect traditional techniques."
Alternatives: "a fabric producer" or "a textile manufacturer".
JOHNSON CONTROLS INC., Milwaukee, Wis., the second-largest maker of automotive seats and interiors in the world, agreed to jointly develop fiber-based products for automotive interiors with Polymer Group Inc., North Charleston, S.C., a maker of fabrics used in diapers and surgical gauze, increasing the range of items Johnson Controls sells to automakers.
The bridegroom's mother is a machine technician at the Bruck Braid Company, a maker of fabric trimmings and other textile products in Los Angeles.
Aaron Feuerstein is the chief executive of Malden Mills of Lawrence, Mass., a maker of Polartec fleece fabric.
Softbank will pay 207.5 million Hong Kong dollars, or $26.6 million, for 61.5percentt of Cheung Wah, a dyestuffs distributor and maker of fabrics and garments.
226 West 37th Street Manhattan A maker of bridal and dress fabrics has signed a five-year lease for 5,800 square feet in this 16-story building in the garment district.
His father oversees research and development for Ross & Roberts, a maker of vinyl and vinyl-coated fabrics in Stratford, Conn.
WELLMAN INC., Shrewsbury, N.J., a maker of polyester for packaging and fabrics, said it had adopted a plan to ward off any hostile takeover attempt through Aug. 31.
Robert D.Aaron of Aaron/SmithAssociates, a research firm in Atlanta, was once hired by an ad agency for a maker of sports apparel that was about to unveil a new line of fabric.
Robert D.Aaron of Aaron/SmithAssociates, a research firm in Atlanta, once was hired by an ad agency for a maker of sports apparel that was about to unveil a new line of fabric.
Hexcel Corp., a maker of reinforced plastics for aircraft, paid a $203,000 penalty for releasing information about carbon fabrics to a Taiwanese citizen without a license.
COROZAL, Puerto Rico — It's almost the end of the shift at Bluewater Defense, a maker of U.S. military uniforms, and hands are flying fast, sewing shapeless strips of camouflage fabric cut from 250-yard rolls.
