2022 NAICS national industry in sector 31-33 Manufacturing
313210 Broadwoven Fabric Mills
NAICS 313210 is the US industry code for broadwoven fabric mills. It covers establishments primarily engaged in weaving broadwoven fabrics and felts (except tire fabrics and rugs).
- Code
- 313210 (2022 NAICS)
- Title
- Broadwoven Fabric Mills
- Part of
- Fabric Mills
- SBA small business limit
- Up to 1,000 employees
- Closest UK SIC
- 14200 (details)
Changes coming. The NAICS 2027 revision applies to data from 1 January 2027, and SBA proposed new size standards on 20 August 2026. The values on this page are the ones in force today; we update this page when the official files change.
Official definition
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.
When to use a different code
Census classifies these close-sounding activities somewhere else. Businesses mainly 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.
- Making tire cord and tire fabrics are classified in U.S. Industry 314994, Rope, Cordage, Twine, Tire Cord, and Tire Fabric Mills.
Activities listed under 313210
The Census index assigns these 48 activities to this code. If your business matches one, this is your code.
- Blankets and bedspreads made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Broadwoven fabrics (except rugs, tire fabrics) weaving
- Brocades weaving
- Canvases weaving
- Carpet linings (except felt) weaving
- Chambrays weaving
- Cheesecloths weaving
- Chintzes weaving
- Corduroys weaving
- Cotton fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Curtains and draperies made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Denims weaving
- Drills weaving
- Ducks weaving
- Elastic fabrics, more than 12 inches in width, weaving
- Fabrics (except rug, tire fabrics), broadwoven, weaving
- Felts, broadwoven, weaving
- Fiberglass fabrics weaving
- Flannels, broadwoven, weaving
- Gauzes, surgical, made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Glass broadwoven fabrics weaving
- Hand weaving fabrics, more than 12 inches (30 cm) in width
- Hard fiber fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Jacquard woven fabrics weaving
- Jute bags made in broadwoven mills
- Manmade fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Natural fiber fabrics (i.e., jute, linen, hemp, ramie), broadwoven, weaving
- Nets and nettings, more than 12 inches in width, weaving
- Paper fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Percales weaving
- Poplins weaving
- Sheets and pillowcases made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Silk fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Spandex broadwoven fabrics
- Tablecloths made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Terry broadwoven fabrics weaving
- Textile broadwoven fabrics mills
- Textile mills, broadwoven fabrics
- Textile products (except apparel) made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Towels and washcloths made in broadwoven fabric mills
- Twills weaving
- Velvets, manmade fiber and silk, weaving
- Weaving and finishing of broadwoven fabrics (except rugs, tire fabric)
- Weaving broadwoven fabrics (except rugs, tire fabrics)
- Weaving broadwoven felts
- Weaving fabrics more than 12 inches (30cm) in width
- Wool fabrics, broadwoven, weaving
- Worsted fabrics weaving
SBA size standard for 313210
To count as a small business for SBA loans and federal contracts under NAICS 313210, your business (including affiliates) must not exceed 1,000 employees. Check your business.
Source: SBA table of size standards, effective March 17, 2023.
Closest UK SIC 2007 codes
There is no official one-to-one link between NAICS and UK SIC. These codes share the same international class (ISIC Rev. 4: 1312, 1420), so treat them as a starting point and check the definition.
Built from Census concordances 2022→2017 NAICS and 2017 NAICS→ISIC Rev. 4.
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Data last changed November 14, 2026. How this page is built.