Inman Mills

Inman Mills is a textile mill in Inman, SC. The company spins and weaves fabric and has been producing textile products for more than a century. Its product capabilities range from cotton yarn to highly technical fire retardant fabric, and it supplies knitted and woven fire barrier products for foam mattresses and other foam-based products to companies in the bedding and home furnishings industry, helping them meet federal flammability standards. Mattress sock manufacturing is vertically integrated from fiber and yarn spinning through knitting and cut and sew. Inman Mills holds a rating of 4.30 based on 10 reviews.

Inman Mills was founded in 1901 by James A. Chapman, and generations of the Chapman family have led the company since. It employs more than 700 people across three plants: Saybrook in Inman, and Ramey and Mountain Shoals in Enoree, along with Eastbank Textiles, LLC, a subsidiary in Macon, Georgia. Research and development and evolving technology keep the mill flexible in meeting market demands and creating new products, and many employees have been with the company for decades. The company traces its move into specialty fire retardant military fabrics and other technical fabrics as part of its history of innovation.

The mill sits on Park Rd in Inman, about 0.2 miles from Asheville Highway and 0.3 miles from Inman Mills Park. Inman Elementary School is about 0.4 miles away and Mabry Middle School about 0.5 miles away, with the Inman Community VFD roughly 0.2 miles from the site.

Inman Mills is known for a solid reputation among the customers it has served, a standing built over more than a century of textile manufacturing in Spartanburg County.