Top Value Fabrics has completed the integration for the acquisition of Pacific Coast Fabrics. Chris Fredericks, President for Top Value Fabrics. Fredericks said that their transition to become one company is complete. Since their announcement in June, they have received tremendous support from both customers and industry partners. On behalf of their team, he thanked everyone who has helped to make this a smooth transition.
The acquisition expands the company’s product offerings and strengthens its West Coast distribution network for printable textiles. The newest members of the TVF team have moved a few miles down the road to TVF’s Carson, California office.
Mike Sanders has transitioned to his new role with TVF as Director of Printable Textiles & Finishing Technology. Sanders states, This incredible growth with their longtime friends at TVF allows them to offer remarkable new opportunities to the markets they serve.
As part of this progress, they have recently unveiled a new showroom at their Carson office which provides a significant space to hold training sessions, view fabric samples and showcase fabric applications.
Robert Hinsch, Vice President for Top Value Fabrics said that it’s a milestone for the company and has already proved to be invaluable to have both offices merged into their newly remodeled Carson location.
As part of TVF’s evolution through this integration, they are committed to making it even easier to do business with them. They have nearly doubled the warehouse space in their West Coast Distribution Center. This move accommodates new printable fabrics in the Apparel, Print Media and Home Furnishings markets and provides added stock items and convenience for customers. They have also increased slitting capabilities across the company in response to customer demand.
As the transition is complete, the now-larger TVF has welcomed its new team members and customers alike and are excited to deliver an expanded selection of quality, printable textiles with the same fast, friendly service for which they are known.
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